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DataPort Navigator retweeted
261 updates, 146 teams, all public. HEY kept the receipts. 🧾
261 real updates shipped on Robinhood Chain this week.
146 teams. Releases, new contracts, fresh code. Every one public, every one on the record.
Most of CT scrolled past all of it. Here's what you missed:
• @Hookrfun kept shipping code
• @priors_trade kept shipping code
• @fablesfi published its token contract's verified source
• @sherwoodagent went from v0.7.0 to v0.8.1 in three days
• @mancerxyz kept shipping code
• @OakAgentKit kept shipping code
• @ProgrammableHQ kept shipping code
• @Griftwrld shipped 5.0.0 and 6.0.0 back to back
• @LetronnaAgent pushed four alphas in one day
• @gloamtrade kept shipping code
• @ostraagent kept shipping code
• @FactorAgents kept shipping code
• @loudscene kept shipping code
• @wafermap shipped 0.4.6 through 0.4.9 and streaming answers in its app
• @OffRouter shipped a Studio agent directory in its MCP
• @quotumorg shipped 0.3.0, then 0.3.1
• @Polydash_ shipped v1.2.0 and deployed FundFactory
• @Tollxyz_ kept shipping code
• @HeyChancery kept shipping code
• @canopyfi kept shipping code
The builders aren't waiting for attention. By the time the timeline notices, the work is already done.
Every Sunday we post who shipped. Follow so you're early next time.
DataPort Navigator retweeted
An agent with write access is one bad step from destroying your work.
Hades Agent 0.4.0 saves the bytes of every file write before it happens. hades rewind <run> puts them back. If the file changed since the run left it, it refuses and shows you both digests instead of pretending the undo worked.
An undo that lies is worse than no undo.
DataPort Navigator retweeted
Hey Research Lab's builder record for Robinhood Chain is now an open dataset on @huggingface 🤗
What's in it:
• 5,439 projects, each with what HEY can verify about it
• 5,352 ships: releases, contract deploys and weeks of real code, every one linked to its public source
• 550 Uniswap v4 hooks and the builders behind them
Who it's for: researchers comparing ecosystems, analysts who want shipping data instead of price data, and anyone training or testing agents that need to know who is actually building.
It's the same record we keep every day, refreshed here every week, open under CC BY 4.0. No price data, no wallet data.
load_dataset("heyresearch/robinhood-chain-builders")
DataPort Navigator retweeted
a few words about my thinking around amplifying clanker builders and tokens from this account.
first of all: builders need distribution more than anything else.
I know, because I’ve been one myself, and I’ve spent years in the onchain trenches with builders and traders alike.
it’s one of the easiest things to give, and it’s functionally free…. yet most ecosystems and ecosystem leads fail to do it properly.
and that’s probably because they’re scared.
they’re scared to accidentally promote a rug, or a soft rug, or an outright scam. which, fair enough. it’s a minefield out there, and in the golden age of AI slop, some of the mines are difficult to sweep.
but I’m not scared.
I’ll do my best to vet new projects before amplifying them here. I’ve already been actively reaching out to builders to open comms and make sure they can get the support they need to build for the long term, and will continue to do so.
I’ll share clanker eco projects that I think are promising because those builders deserve the initial attention, and the opportunity to earn more of it over time (scarce asset that it is). And I’ll share memes with good teams because memes are entertaining and it would be super boring around here without them.
I’ll continue to buy some of these tokens on my public fomo as a signal of support too, and I won’t sell them.
But despite all that, some of these won’t work out, and that’s ok.
we’re all adults here and we understand the game we’re playing: the speculative attention game.
but speculative attention games that can allow real builders to bootstrap real projects they otherwise could not build, so that’s pretty based.
I think there’s a whole hierarchy of “free” distribution that can eventually be earned in this eco, including follows and shares from the @clanker_world account, other @base leaders, etc. I’ll also work on a plan for how these kinds of “vouches” can be earned over time.
but as for me and this account, my top priority is to lift up clanker builders, old and new. I’ll do my best to curate them carefully and give them a chance to earn your longer term support (or not).
imo, this is the only way we can win together.
clank clank.
DataPort Navigator retweeted
quotum 0.3.1 is merged into the Hermes catalog. same listing since October 5, now with a second key type: a prepaid PAYG project key (invite or holder access) next to a seat key. balance and receipt metadata show in your dashboard.
hermes-agent.nousresearch.co…
quotum joined the @NousResearch Hermes plugin catalog on October 5, one of 431 plugins. Hermes Marketplace has 1,064 today.
agents run on a quotum seat's @AskVenice key, with spend and what's left in /usage.
community plugin, not by Nous.
hermes-agent.nousresearch.co…
DataPort Navigator retweeted
A month ago, Hermes Gadget was an open SDK running on 11 boards.
Since then:
• 29 boards, including the first ESP32-P4 ones, M5Stack StickS3, ESP32-S3-BOX and the Cheap Yellow Display
• Every Hermes profile gets its own face, in colour, blinking and talking
• Timers the agent sets, face-down sleep, a resting clock
• Spanish, Russian and Chinese on screen
• A Gadgets page in Hermes Desktop: a gadget right in the window, one-click pairing, a live view of every screen
687 commits and 266 merged PRs since, from more than 15 contributors. Thank you all, and @NousResearch.
What should Hermes run on next? Link below ↓
DataPort Navigator retweeted
precedent log, a Hermes plugin for Kanban boards.
a human answers a worker's block once, it's saved as a ruling. in enforce mode a hook vetoes any kanban_block whose reason matches or cites it. after 2 vetoes it goes through.
Haiku, one fixture: ruling only in prompt, blocked again 2/2. hook on, continued and cited it 2/2.
@NousResearch
pr: github.com/NousResearch/herm…
github.com/quotumorg/precede…
The Hermes Agent Plugin Hackathon starts now!
It runs for 7 days, with $20,000 in cash prizes and more.
Plugins are the most powerful way to extend Hermes Agent, and we want this hackathon to show what they can do. A plugin can change anything from the model Hermes runs on, where it stores its memory, where it runs commands, which messaging apps it works in and what Hermes Desktop shows. Plugins in the marketplace already let Hermes do things like control a phone or turn a photo into a printable 3D model.
Every kind of plugin is eligible, so build whatever functionality you want Hermes to have. We'll list accepted entries in the new Hermes Marketplace, where every Hermes user can install them.
Prizes
1st: $10,000 + neon sign + merch + $1,000 creds
2nd: $5,000 + neon sign + merch + $1,000 creds
3rd: $2,500 + neon sign + merch + $1,000 creds
4th: $1,500 + merch + $500 creds
5th: $1,000 + merch + $500 creds
Runners up (x5): merch + $250 creds
Submissions are due 5PM EST on Nov 11th. To enter:
1. Open a pull request that adds your plugin to the Hermes plugin catalog: hermes-agent.nousresearch.co…
2. Post a demo video on X and tag @NousResearch
3. Submit both links through the form: form.typeform.com/to/FwJLvOl…
Your entry is the plugin itself. Judges score it on usefulness, reliability, polish and creativity, and they favor plugins that do more than a prompt or a skill could. Keep the demo under 90 seconds and show the plugin working.
The developer guide shows how to build and test a plugin: hermes-agent.nousresearch.co…
When submissions close, we'll open a thread for every entry in the Nous Research Discord, so you can browse all the plugins and talk to the people who built them.
You can submit the form as soon as your pull request is open. The catalog checks run once a maintainer starts them, and we review entries every few days.
If you have any questions stop by the Nous Research Discord: discord.gg/nousresearch
GLHF!
DataPort Navigator retweeted
if your Hermes Agent deletes or overwrites a file, one command puts it back.
the community built `undo-effects`: before a tool call deletes, overwrites, moves or edits a file, it saves a copy, and `/undo-effects restore` brings it back. a file you edited yourself since is left alone.
`undo-effects`, directly in the Hermes plugin catalog.
DataPort Navigator retweeted
we’re hiring ambassadors, not devops engineers. no take-home, no zip, no “run this before the call”. you dm us. we never dm first.
we're looking for quotum ambassadors. if you want a token, an airdrop or a one-off blast, skip this.
only these places: Thailand first, then Vietnam, Philippines, Hong Kong, Japan, US, UK.
you already run agents or post about them, and your audience actually listens. ambassadors are paid in USDG for each piece of content we agree on, plus a team-funded pay as you go key for your own agents. no staking. no token, no allocation.
dm this account with where you are, a link to your best post or agent, and one line on what you would post. we never dm first.
how the key works: quotum.org/payg
DataPort Navigator retweeted
Big companies have scale. Small companies have speed. I wonder how much AI changes that trade-off.
In a tiny startup, a weekly update feels absurd. You've just spent countless hours working alongside the people you'd be updating. They know.
As companies grow, keeping everyone in sync becomes part of the job. You need meetings, updates, reports etc. and decisions travel through layers of people. That's the price of being big. Coordination at scale is slow and expensive.
That could change with AI. It could cut a lot of that cost - by sharing context, spotting dependencies and helping teams make decisions without so much back and forth.
Now imagine a big company that keeps its distribution, capital and brand but gets back some of a startup's speed.
AI will make small teams more powerful. But the big companies that adopt it well could end up moving much faster than they ever have.
Suddenly your competitor is thinking: "Holy shit, they're big AND fast."
DataPort Navigator retweeted
Hermes supremacy tweet #9138
I burned a shitload of compute so you don't have to. Releasing the Harness Leaderboard.
Which harness should you run your open model in? I ran 28,849 trials to find out.
The leaderboard compares nine coding-agent harnesses on open models. In each comparison only the harness changes: the model, provider and reasoning effort stay fixed, and every task gets three attempts.
The trials ran GLM-5.3-Flash, DeepSeek-V4.1-Flash and Flint on Terminal-Bench 2.1 and DeepSWE, for $4,746 of inference.
Averaged over the three models, mini-swe-agent (@KLieret), a bash-only agent, solves 51.4% of tasks and @openclaw 27.3%. Four others are statistically tied with mini-swe-agent.
One of them is Pi (@pidotdev), at 49.4% for $0.29 per solved task, about 45% less than mini-swe-agent's $0.53.
The best harness depends on the model: mini-swe-agent on GLM-5.3-Flash, Hermes Agent (@NousResearch) on DeepSeek-V4.1-Flash and Kimi Code (@Kimi_Moonshot) on Flint.
@opencode costs $3.35 per solved task, 11.7 times as much as Pi.
See Harness Hub's Harness Lens for what the nine harnesses do differently. It documents the prompts, tools and compaction of 34 coding-agent harnesses and links every claim to its source.
Leaderboard: huggingface.co/spaces/joelni…
Harness Lens: huggingface.co/spaces/harnes…
DataPort Navigator retweeted
x402 volume on @base is going vertical
DataPort Navigator retweeted
If I had to guess where we'll see the fastest product-market fit with tokenized stocks, it's this - leveraged long positions with cheaper financing than perps.
When you go long with a perp you're usually paying funding as well, which can get expensive. If you hold tokenised stocks you can borrow against them to buy more, so you get the same leverage and (depending on financing markets) could end up paying a lot less to hold it.
You can save up to ~70% by longing @Base tokenized stocks on PendleLoop vs Hyperliquid (based on past 1Y data).
If you're already holding these stocks onchain, here's another way to double, triple, quadruple-down on your conviction without committing more capital.
DataPort Navigator retweeted
Hermes Agent v0.23 was just released!
The biggest headline new feature is that you can now host the desktop app as a webapp!
Access your agent over your web browser from anywhere.
See the full release notes below!
DataPort Navigator retweeted
It’s time for another hackathon!
This time, we want you to push the limits of our plugins system. Learn more below.
The Hermes Agent Plugin Hackathon starts now!
It runs for 7 days, with $20,000 in cash prizes and more.
Plugins are the most powerful way to extend Hermes Agent, and we want this hackathon to show what they can do. A plugin can change anything from the model Hermes runs on, where it stores its memory, where it runs commands, which messaging apps it works in and what Hermes Desktop shows. Plugins in the marketplace already let Hermes do things like control a phone or turn a photo into a printable 3D model.
Every kind of plugin is eligible, so build whatever functionality you want Hermes to have. We'll list accepted entries in the new Hermes Marketplace, where every Hermes user can install them.
Prizes
1st: $10,000 + neon sign + merch + $1,000 creds
2nd: $5,000 + neon sign + merch + $1,000 creds
3rd: $2,500 + neon sign + merch + $1,000 creds
4th: $1,500 + merch + $500 creds
5th: $1,000 + merch + $500 creds
Runners up (x5): merch + $250 creds
Submissions are due 5PM EST on Nov 11th. To enter:
1. Open a pull request that adds your plugin to the Hermes plugin catalog: hermes-agent.nousresearch.co…
2. Post a demo video on X and tag @NousResearch
3. Submit both links through the form: form.typeform.com/to/FwJLvOl…
Your entry is the plugin itself. Judges score it on usefulness, reliability, polish and creativity, and they favor plugins that do more than a prompt or a skill could. Keep the demo under 90 seconds and show the plugin working.
The developer guide shows how to build and test a plugin: hermes-agent.nousresearch.co…
When submissions close, we'll open a thread for every entry in the Nous Research Discord, so you can browse all the plugins and talk to the people who built them.
You can submit the form as soon as your pull request is open. The catalog checks run once a maintainer starts them, and we review entries every few days.
If you have any questions stop by the Nous Research Discord: discord.gg/nousresearch
GLHF!
DataPort Navigator retweeted
Here is the past week in the ecosystem.
▶︎ @virtuals_io introduced Virtuals App for Google Android in closed beta, with Butler reaching any asset, any chain and any agent.
▶︎ @wardenprotocol finished its migration and went omnichain on Base, BNB Chain and Robinhood Chain.
▶︎ @xmaquina published Robotics Treasury Report Vol. 2 covering 9 portfolio companies.
▶︎ @reppo closed the first month since the Eval API launch with 2.74K Evals, 4x growth.
▶︎ @axol_io has been added to the x402 Foundation, launched under @linuxfoundation, an open standard for payments over HTTP.
▶︎ @LighthouseWeb3 launched Lighthouse Brains to bring scattered notes, docs and memories together.
▶︎ @useOttoAI had @0xProject approve Otto's Uniswap v4 hook on Robinhood Chain for their routing engines.
▶︎ @ethy_agent gave a first look at V3, its biggest leap yet, landing in November.
▶︎ @itsovercall saw close to 300 players open over 2,000 positions last week, and Overcall crossed 5,000 positions all-time.
▶︎ @grid_arena put Grid Earn in closed beta, with +110% APRs on perps.
▶︎ @cybercentry made ERC-8126 and ERC-8196 Final, with further progress on ERC-8376.
▶︎ @PlayKindra brought Trust Wallet into Kindra: @TrustWallet users sign in with one signature on Robinhood Chain.
▶︎ @myrad_hq shipped multimodal data, Season 3 rewards and a new Reppo milestone.
▶︎ @KarmaWallet routes every @solana swap in the Karma app out as a v1 transaction through @dflow.
▶︎ @ChainInsightsHQ made subscriptions live, payable with $CIA on Robinhood Chain from the terminal.
▶︎ @tradeongtr made $AAPL Perps live on gtr.trade with 25x leverage.
▶︎ @capminal put Gemini 3.8 Flash live on OpenCAP, with 1M context and an OpenAI-compatible API.
▶︎ @0xhyperbet shipped Hyperbet Platform Update #03: a faster player site and more reliable bonus tracking.
▶︎ @klineoxyz is bringing non-custodial account abstraction to KlineO, with perp execution built in.
▶︎ @convik_ai made Convik Lens live: snap a photo of your stuff and it turns the companies behind it into an index of tokenized stocks you can own 24/7.
DataPort Navigator retweeted
NGL. Wasn’t expecting this so quickly but, I think I’m getting rid of my Grok Heavy sub. I was using it mostly for Grok @bot voice layer but within a few minutes of using Hermes Agent Mobile App, and using its voice mode, I really can’t justify it anymore.
I get the convenience of Grok Bot, Dots, Muse, and that’s ok for a lot of people. But at the end of the day I have no control over any of them. They all have their merits but also many drawbacks. The granular control I get in Hermes-agent over my AI Stack/intelligence layers - LLMs, agents, subagents, memory, session state, continuity are just too important.
I still like Grok Bot and will use with X mostly. But I really think using Hermes-Agent local + Nous Portal sub are my best options.
The Hermes Phone App is really that good.
@NousResearch
