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2 days ago

Spent a few minutes testing @trymira today, and one answer completely changed how I think about AI agents. 🤯 I asked a simple question: “How do I move from casually chatting with Mira to building reliable workflows that actually save time every week?” Instead of giving me generic productivity advice, Mira explained it as a progression of four stages. Here’s the idea: 🟢 Stage 1: One-off tasks This is where most of us stay. We ask AI to write something, summarize something, or answer a question… then we leave until next time. 🟡 Stage 2: Saved prompts Instead of rewriting the same prompt every week, save the ones you use often and reuse them whenever you need them. Small change, but it removes a lot of repetition. 🟠 Stage 3: Recurring workflows This was my favorite part. Set something up once, and Mira keeps doing it for you. Daily news briefings, weekly reports, price tracking, reminders, content planning—without asking again every single time. 🔄 🔵 Stage 4: Custom skills This is where it starts feeling like a real AI agent. You describe a workflow once, and it becomes a reusable command you can run whenever you need it. ⚡ The biggest takeaway for me wasn't a feature—it was a mindset. Stop using AI only when you're stuck. Start building systems that keep working in the background and save you time every week. ⏳ That feels much closer to what AI agents should be: less chatting, more doing. 🚀

webmaryam12's tweet photo. Spent a few minutes testing @trymira today, and one answer completely changed how I think about AI agents. 🤯

I asked a simple question:

“How do I move from casually chatting with Mira to building reliable workflows that actually save time every week?”

Instead of giving me generic productivity advice, Mira explained it as a progression of four stages.

Here’s the idea:

🟢 Stage 1: One-off tasks

This is where most of us stay. We ask AI to write something, summarize something, or answer a question… then we leave until next time.

🟡 Stage 2: Saved prompts

Instead of rewriting the same prompt every week, save the ones you use often and reuse them whenever you need them. Small change, but it removes a lot of repetition.

🟠 Stage 3: Recurring workflows

This was my favorite part. Set something up once, and Mira keeps doing it for you. Daily news briefings, weekly reports, price tracking, reminders, content planning—without asking again every single time. 🔄

🔵 Stage 4: Custom skills

This is where it starts feeling like a real AI agent. You describe a workflow once, and it becomes a reusable command you can run whenever you need it. ⚡

The biggest takeaway for me wasn't a feature—it was a mindset.

Stop using AI only when you're stuck.

Start building systems that keep working in the background and save you time every week. ⏳

That feels much closer to what AI agents should be: less chatting, more doing. 🚀

webmaryam12's tweet photo. Spent a few minutes testing @trymira today, and one answer completely changed how I think about AI agents. 🤯

I asked a simple question:

“How do I move from casually chatting with Mira to building reliable workflows that actually save time every week?”

Instead of giving me generic productivity advice, Mira explained it as a progression of four stages.

Here’s the idea:

🟢 Stage 1: One-off tasks

This is where most of us stay. We ask AI to write something, summarize something, or answer a question… then we leave until next time.

🟡 Stage 2: Saved prompts

Instead of rewriting the same prompt every week, save the ones you use often and reuse them whenever you need them. Small change, but it removes a lot of repetition.

🟠 Stage 3: Recurring workflows

This was my favorite part. Set something up once, and Mira keeps doing it for you. Daily news briefings, weekly reports, price tracking, reminders, content planning—without asking again every single time. 🔄

🔵 Stage 4: Custom skills

This is where it starts feeling like a real AI agent. You describe a workflow once, and it becomes a reusable command you can run whenever you need it. ⚡

The biggest takeaway for me wasn't a feature—it was a mindset.

Stop using AI only when you're stuck.

Start building systems that keep working in the background and save you time every week. ⏳

That feels much closer to what AI agents should be: less chatting, more doing. 🚀

webmaryam12's tweet photo. Spent a few minutes testing @trymira today, and one answer completely changed how I think about AI agents. 🤯

I asked a simple question:

“How do I move from casually chatting with Mira to building reliable workflows that actually save time every week?”

Instead of giving me generic productivity advice, Mira explained it as a progression of four stages.

Here’s the idea:

🟢 Stage 1: One-off tasks

This is where most of us stay. We ask AI to write something, summarize something, or answer a question… then we leave until next time.

🟡 Stage 2: Saved prompts

Instead of rewriting the same prompt every week, save the ones you use often and reuse them whenever you need them. Small change, but it removes a lot of repetition.

🟠 Stage 3: Recurring workflows

This was my favorite part. Set something up once, and Mira keeps doing it for you. Daily news briefings, weekly reports, price tracking, reminders, content planning—without asking again every single time. 🔄

🔵 Stage 4: Custom skills

This is where it starts feeling like a real AI agent. You describe a workflow once, and it becomes a reusable command you can run whenever you need it. ⚡

The biggest takeaway for me wasn't a feature—it was a mindset.

Stop using AI only when you're stuck.

Start building systems that keep working in the background and save you time every week. ⏳

That feels much closer to what AI agents should be: less chatting, more doing. 🚀

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1 day ago

Why Telegram matters for this. TON is unique because it’s natively integrated into Telegram. Hundreds of millions of users are already in Telegram. They’re chatting, gaming, buying stars. But until now, moving money in and out of that ecosystem was hard. You had to leave Telegram, go to a CEX, withdraw, bridge... it broke the flow. Omniston changes this. Because it’s an API/SDK, it can live inside Telegram mini-apps. Imagine playing a game in Telegram. You win a prize in USDT on Base. You click "Withdraw to TON Wallet." Omniston handles the swap in the background. 30 seconds later, you have native USDT in your TON wallet, ready to spend in another mini-app. No leaving the app. No copying addresses. No fear of scams. This seamless experience is what will drive mass adoption. Crypto won’t win by being better tech. It will win by being easier life. And https://t.co/1XOkT7FGOP is making it easy. 📲💫

webmaryam12's tweet photo. Why Telegram matters for this.

TON is unique because it’s natively integrated into Telegram.

Hundreds of millions of users are already in Telegram. They’re chatting, gaming, buying stars.

But until now, moving money in and out of that ecosystem was hard.

You had to leave Telegram, go to a CEX, withdraw, bridge... it broke the flow.

Omniston changes this.

Because it’s an API/SDK, it can live inside Telegram mini-apps.

Imagine playing a game in Telegram. You win a prize in USDT on Base.

You click "Withdraw to TON Wallet."

Omniston handles the swap in the background.

30 seconds later, you have native USDT in your TON wallet, ready to spend in another mini-app.

No leaving the app. No copying addresses. No fear of scams.

This seamless experience is what will drive mass adoption.

Crypto won’t win by being better tech. It will win by being easier life.

And https://t.co/1XOkT7FGOP is making it easy. 📲💫

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1 day ago

The end of Chain Maximalism. For years, we’ve fought "chain wars." Ethereum vs. Solana vs. TON. "Which chain is faster? Which is cheaper? Which is more decentralized?" It’s exhausting. And frankly, it’s irrelevant to the user. Users don’t want to be "Ethereum users." They want to own Bitcoin. They want to hold Dollars. They want to collect Art. They don’t care which database stores it, as long as it’s safe. Omniston is betting on a future where chains are just backend servers. Invisible. Interchangeable. You pick the asset. The protocol picks the chain. This is the vision of a truly unified global ledger. https://t.co/1XOkT7FGOP isn’t just building a DEX anymore. They’re building the pipes that connect these isolated islands into a continent. If you’re still shilling chain wars, you’re missing the point. Interoperability is the only way forward. And Omniston is leading the charge. 🚀

webmaryam12's tweet photo. The end of Chain Maximalism.

For years, we’ve fought "chain wars." Ethereum vs. Solana vs. TON.

"Which chain is faster? Which is cheaper? Which is more decentralized?"

It’s exhausting. And frankly, it’s irrelevant to the user.

Users don’t want to be "Ethereum users."

They want to own Bitcoin. They want to hold Dollars. They want to collect Art.

They don’t care which database stores it, as long as it’s safe.

Omniston is betting on a future where chains are just backend servers.

Invisible. Interchangeable.

You pick the asset. The protocol picks the chain.

This is the vision of a truly unified global ledger.

https://t.co/1XOkT7FGOP isn’t just building a DEX anymore. They’re building the pipes that connect these isolated islands into a continent.

If you’re still shilling chain wars, you’re missing the point.

Interoperability is the only way forward. And Omniston is leading the charge. 🚀

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webmaryam12 retweeted

6 days ago

I asked @trymira a simple question: How can one idea become quality content without jumping between five different tools? The response was actually interesting. Mira isn’t just about generating text. You can start with a rough idea, work on the hook, turn it into a thread or script, create visuals, generate video or audio, search for trends, and even stay consistent with reminders. For Web3 creators, I think that matters. Because sometimes the hardest part isn’t finding an idea. It’s taking that idea from I should post about this to This is actually worth reading. And when you have to move between different tools for every little step, you lose time and sometimes even lose the original thought. Having more of that workflow in one place can remove some of that friction. I’m still exploring @trymira , but this is the part that caught my attention. Less time fighting with tools, More time thinking, creating, and sharing useful ideas.

YoungAlaji01's tweet photo. I asked @trymira a simple question:

How can one idea become quality content without jumping between five different tools?

The response was actually interesting.

Mira isn’t just about generating text.

You can start with a rough idea, work on the hook, turn it into a thread or script, create visuals, generate video or audio, search for trends, and even stay consistent with reminders.

For Web3 creators, I think that matters.

Because sometimes the hardest part isn’t finding an idea.

It’s taking that idea from

I should post about this

to

This is actually worth reading.

And when you have to move between different tools for every little step, you lose time and sometimes even lose the original thought.

Having more of that workflow in one place can remove some of that friction.

I’m still exploring @trymira , but this is the part that caught my attention.

Less time fighting with tools, More time thinking, creating, and sharing useful ideas.

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2 days ago

@YoungAlaji01 @trymira I’ve lost plenty of good ideas just trying to figure out how to format them. This workflow approach makes a lot of sense

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4 days ago

I Asked @trymira about how they handle data privacy and unauthorized access, and their answer was refreshing. Most AI projects give generic PR lines, but Mira actually broke down the real engineering trade-offs. Here are the key takeaways from their response: * Separation of Context: Private chat data never leaks into group chats. What you tell it in private stays strictly in private. * No Secret Execution: Action tools are strictly scoped and auditable. Paid actions or irreversible commands (like sending crypto or posting publicly) require explicit user confirmation first. * No AI Hype / Hard Honesty: They admitted outright that no cloud AI has "zero human access"—instead, access is logged, audited, and role-restricted. Plus, they clarified that standard Telegram chats aren't end-to-end encrypted by design. * User Control: Memory isn't a black box; users can view, edit, or reset what the agent remembers about them at any time. It is great to see a project building an in-chat agent for Telegram that prioritizes operational transparency over marketing buzzwords.

Reddynsneh's tweet photo. I Asked @trymira about how they handle data privacy and unauthorized access, and their answer was refreshing. Most AI projects give generic PR lines, but Mira actually broke down the real engineering trade-offs.
Here are the key takeaways from their response:
* Separation of Context: Private chat data never leaks into group chats. What you tell it in private stays strictly in private.
* No Secret Execution: Action tools are strictly scoped and auditable. Paid actions or irreversible commands (like sending crypto or posting publicly) require explicit user confirmation first.
* No AI Hype / Hard Honesty: They admitted outright that no cloud AI has "zero human access"—instead, access is logged, audited, and role-restricted. Plus, they clarified that standard Telegram chats aren't end-to-end encrypted by design.
* User Control: Memory isn't a black box; users can view, edit, or reset what the agent remembers about them at any time.
It is great to see a project building an in-chat agent for Telegram that prioritizes operational transparency over marketing buzzwords.

Reddynsneh's tweet photo. I Asked @trymira about how they handle data privacy and unauthorized access, and their answer was refreshing. Most AI projects give generic PR lines, but Mira actually broke down the real engineering trade-offs.
Here are the key takeaways from their response:
* Separation of Context: Private chat data never leaks into group chats. What you tell it in private stays strictly in private.
* No Secret Execution: Action tools are strictly scoped and auditable. Paid actions or irreversible commands (like sending crypto or posting publicly) require explicit user confirmation first.
* No AI Hype / Hard Honesty: They admitted outright that no cloud AI has "zero human access"—instead, access is logged, audited, and role-restricted. Plus, they clarified that standard Telegram chats aren't end-to-end encrypted by design.
* User Control: Memory isn't a black box; users can view, edit, or reset what the agent remembers about them at any time.
It is great to see a project building an in-chat agent for Telegram that prioritizes operational transparency over marketing buzzwords.

Reddynsneh's tweet photo. I Asked @trymira about how they handle data privacy and unauthorized access, and their answer was refreshing. Most AI projects give generic PR lines, but Mira actually broke down the real engineering trade-offs.
Here are the key takeaways from their response:
* Separation of Context: Private chat data never leaks into group chats. What you tell it in private stays strictly in private.
* No Secret Execution: Action tools are strictly scoped and auditable. Paid actions or irreversible commands (like sending crypto or posting publicly) require explicit user confirmation first.
* No AI Hype / Hard Honesty: They admitted outright that no cloud AI has "zero human access"—instead, access is logged, audited, and role-restricted. Plus, they clarified that standard Telegram chats aren't end-to-end encrypted by design.
* User Control: Memory isn't a black box; users can view, edit, or reset what the agent remembers about them at any time.
It is great to see a project building an in-chat agent for Telegram that prioritizes operational transparency over marketing buzzwords.

Reddynsneh's tweet photo. I Asked @trymira about how they handle data privacy and unauthorized access, and their answer was refreshing. Most AI projects give generic PR lines, but Mira actually broke down the real engineering trade-offs.
Here are the key takeaways from their response:
* Separation of Context: Private chat data never leaks into group chats. What you tell it in private stays strictly in private.
* No Secret Execution: Action tools are strictly scoped and auditable. Paid actions or irreversible commands (like sending crypto or posting publicly) require explicit user confirmation first.
* No AI Hype / Hard Honesty: They admitted outright that no cloud AI has "zero human access"—instead, access is logged, audited, and role-restricted. Plus, they clarified that standard Telegram chats aren't end-to-end encrypted by design.
* User Control: Memory isn't a black box; users can view, edit, or reset what the agent remembers about them at any time.
It is great to see a project building an in-chat agent for Telegram that prioritizes operational transparency over marketing buzzwords.

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3 days ago

This is exactly the kind of honesty the space needs. Most projects just slap “we care about privacy” on the website and call it a day — Mira actually laying out the real trade-offs (no pure zero-access cloud AI, explicit confirmations, user-controlled memory) is refreshing as hell. More of this

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6 days ago

Hey @commonsmade, vouch @HashimunBello he's that good peoples

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7 days ago

Hey @commonsmade, vouch @SadReality010

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Hey @commonsmade, vouch @Reddynsneh

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7 days ago

Hey @commonsmade, vouch @Slayed_eth

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Hey @commonsmade, vouch @CrypSaf

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12 days ago

Yes we're in Nigeria, where you can see maize in your jollof rice

webmaryam12's tweet photo. Yes we're in Nigeria, where you can see maize in your jollof rice https://t.co/T0KiKUsix4

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12 days ago

@tipmotion 3400 self-custody when ready

Crypto Lord 🪙

12 days ago

GN family 🌙 Just comment @tipmotion 200 Another day of real bagwork, real tips, and real burns in the books. Post → get scored → earn allocation → tip the timeline with @tipmotion → watch supply disappear every 30 minutes. No forms. No connect. Just pure TipFi energy on Robinhood Chain. Appreciate every reply, quote, and tip that kept the graph moving today. Rest up, dream of bigger allocations, and we’ll run it back tomorrow. Sleep well, tip hard 💤 $MOTION @tipmotion

ramseyfox1's tweet photo. GN family 🌙

Just comment @tipmotion 200

Another day of real bagwork, real tips, and real burns in the books.

Post → get scored → earn allocation → tip the timeline with @tipmotion → watch supply disappear every 30 minutes.
No forms.

No connect. Just pure TipFi energy on Robinhood Chain.
Appreciate every reply, quote, and tip that kept the graph moving today.

Rest up, dream of bigger allocations, and we’ll run it back tomorrow.
Sleep well, tip hard 💤
$MOTION @tipmotion

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Crypto Lord 🪙

12 days ago

GN family 🌙 Just comment @tipmotion 200 Another day of real bagwork, real tips, and real burns in the books. Post → get scored → earn allocation → tip the timeline with @tipmotion → watch supply disappear every 30 minutes. No forms. No connect. Just pure TipFi energy on Robinhood Chain. Appreciate every reply, quote, and tip that kept the graph moving today. Rest up, dream of bigger allocations, and we’ll run it back tomorrow. Sleep well, tip hard 💤 $MOTION @tipmotion

ramseyfox1's tweet photo. GN family 🌙

Just comment @tipmotion 200

Another day of real bagwork, real tips, and real burns in the books.

Post → get scored → earn allocation → tip the timeline with @tipmotion → watch supply disappear every 30 minutes.
No forms.

No connect. Just pure TipFi energy on Robinhood Chain.
Appreciate every reply, quote, and tip that kept the graph moving today.

Rest up, dream of bigger allocations, and we’ll run it back tomorrow.
Sleep well, tip hard 💤
$MOTION @tipmotion

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12 days ago

@ramseyfox1 @tipmotion @tipmotion 720 confirms only in thread

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12 days ago

@tipmotion 1350 no undo, still sending

12 days ago

Kangen juga sama era Motion yang dulu 😭 Lihat lagi tampilan tipping, allocation, received tips, daily limit, sampai angka-angka yang dulu tiap hari kita pantengin. Dulu rasanya komunitas rame banget, semua orang penasaran dan ikut nyobain sistemnya. Sekarang banyak yang sudah berubah, apalagi setelah beberapa masalah di beta. Tapi ya, kita masih di sini dan masih nunggu apa yang bakal dibawa V2. Semoga V2 bukan cuma update sistem, tapi juga bisa balikin lagi rasa komunitas yang dulu. Untuk sekarang, santai aja dulu. Tunggu sampai semuanya siap 🟡 V2, we're waiting.

Dexxcuyy's tweet photo. Kangen juga sama era Motion yang dulu 😭

Lihat lagi tampilan tipping, allocation, received tips, daily limit, sampai angka-angka yang dulu tiap hari kita pantengin. Dulu rasanya komunitas rame banget, semua orang penasaran dan ikut nyobain sistemnya.

Sekarang banyak yang sudah berubah, apalagi setelah beberapa masalah di beta. Tapi ya, kita masih di sini dan masih nunggu apa yang bakal dibawa V2.

Semoga V2 bukan cuma update sistem, tapi juga bisa balikin lagi rasa komunitas yang dulu. Untuk sekarang, santai aja dulu. Tunggu sampai semuanya siap 🟡

V2, we're waiting.

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12 days ago

@Dexxcuyy @tipmotion 1080 within the daily limit

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webmaryam12 retweeted

12 days ago

Kangen juga sama era Motion yang dulu 😭 Lihat lagi tampilan tipping, allocation, received tips, daily limit, sampai angka-angka yang dulu tiap hari kita pantengin. Dulu rasanya komunitas rame banget, semua orang penasaran dan ikut nyobain sistemnya. Sekarang banyak yang sudah berubah, apalagi setelah beberapa masalah di beta. Tapi ya, kita masih di sini dan masih nunggu apa yang bakal dibawa V2. Semoga V2 bukan cuma update sistem, tapi juga bisa balikin lagi rasa komunitas yang dulu. Untuk sekarang, santai aja dulu. Tunggu sampai semuanya siap 🟡 V2, we're waiting.

Dexxcuyy's tweet photo. Kangen juga sama era Motion yang dulu 😭

Lihat lagi tampilan tipping, allocation, received tips, daily limit, sampai angka-angka yang dulu tiap hari kita pantengin. Dulu rasanya komunitas rame banget, semua orang penasaran dan ikut nyobain sistemnya.

Sekarang banyak yang sudah berubah, apalagi setelah beberapa masalah di beta. Tapi ya, kita masih di sini dan masih nunggu apa yang bakal dibawa V2.

Semoga V2 bukan cuma update sistem, tapi juga bisa balikin lagi rasa komunitas yang dulu. Untuk sekarang, santai aja dulu. Tunggu sampai semuanya siap 🟡

V2, we're waiting.

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12 days ago

@tipmotion 1950 one reply handles it

12 days ago

Sent a total of 5000 $MOTION and still counting You want some motion? We go again Let's go again Tip me I tip you @tipmotion

Shiibehd's tweet photo. Sent a total of 5000 $MOTION and still counting

You want some motion?

We go again

Let's go again

Tip me I tip you @tipmotion https://t.co/NZLnILejFy

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