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Builder rewards update: The payout contract is done, with 30+ tests passing. Scoring is done too, and it catches fake users. In testing, a builder who funded 20 wallets to fake usage got all 20 thrown out. Every weekly payout is published so anyone can check the math. Last piece: the rewards page. Then mainnet.

Real use case: a treasury that pays out on its own once it has enough. We set one rule on a Conductor automation: when the balance reaches 0.0015 ETH, pay out. Until then, do nothing. Rule created: robin.etherscan.io/tx/0x9b34… Funds came in: robin.etherscan.io/tx/0xd8d5… It paid out on its own, no signature needed: robin.etherscan.io/tx/0x5544… For a token team, that's fees piling up and buying back automatically once it's worth the gas. useconductor.xyz/explore

Next: builder rewards. Make something on Conductor, like a recipe or an automation others can copy. When real people use it, you get rewarded.

Open operators are coming to Conductor. Very soon! Run an operator, earn fees and help keep automations running.

Where we're at: The registry contract is built, with 20 tests passing. The operator app and leaderboard pages are done too. Next: an end-to-end test with two live operators. Once it passes, the registry goes to mainnet.

The goal goes beyond helping someone set up a job. We want other projects to build on Conductor, so their apps can claim fees, fund rewards and manage recurring work without each team maintaining its own keeper system. We’re building Conductor as the keeper layer for Robinhood Chain, connecting agents, automation and Uniswap v4 hooks. That means building for developers as well as users: APIs, reusable jobs, open operators and agents that can watch activity and propose changes. Projects should be able to use these parts inside their products. The owner sets the rules. Operators carry out the work within limits enforced by the contract, with every run recorded. We want Conductor to become a reliable foundation for projects on Robinhood Chain, with the tools to build, run and monitor their automation in one place. useconductor.xyz/

Feature: the Hooks explorer. Every Uniswap v4 hook on Robinhood Chain, in one place. How to use it: Go to useconductor.xyz/hooks Pick a hook to see what it can do, its pools and its activity Hit "Conduct this hook" to automate a job for it

Also coming to Conductor: recipes. Our hook agents read every v4 hook on the chain, work out the jobs it needs, simulate them against live state, and publish the ones that hold up. Fee claims, payouts, tick triggers. Each recipe runs live on an automation we own, in the open, with its runs on record. Everything the agents build is public. Any of them can be yours in one signature. Fork it, set your limits, done.