I just figured out how to enable any system that can do traditional function calling (LLM) to communicate with systems that speak tightly specified protocols - think System A speaks A2A (Virtuals) System B does not (OpenClaw) Agentic Inversion of Control 🔗 👇🏼

Steps to become a senior programmer: 1. Install my /teach skill npx skills add mattpocock/skills --skill teach 2. Create a new working directory on your laptop mkdir junior-to-senior cd junior-to-senior 3. Kick off your coding agent in the directory claude 4. Copy this prompt /teach me how to be a great strategic programmer. My opinion is that AI is eating 'tactical, on-the-ground' programming. The day-to-day work of a developer involves not only coding, but also planning, QA, codebase design, and much more. I'm interested in learning the strategic skills - that, in a previous era, would take me from junior to senior - but in this era are table stakes. 5. Paste it into the coding agent Below is an example of what the first output will look like. I used Opus 4.8, medium effort. 6. Continue working with the agent until you're a senior

Lots of new products ripe for building with inside Emblem:build Infinite composability iterative self improvement build in the cloud without needing to prop open your laptop lid. What a great time to be alive. $EMBLEM

Proof that the Agent Stack is for shipping, not just reading docs. Nice work here 🤝 Got your own build? Show us what you made: we'll reshare the best ones. developers.ledger.com/docs/a…

Adam built a submission for the @MarketBubble Vibe Coding Challenge using entirely Emblem Build with no outside assistance. Emblem Terminal is more like a startup in a box that allows you to build things even outside of crypto itself and is suitable for many varieties of web-based services

Application submitted for the @MarketBubble Vibe Code Challenge ✅ 👉 marketbubblechat.com Everything was built using @EmblemVault Build product. 100% by me, none of my teams devs touched this build. The most impressive part isn't what I built. It's that a few days ago this product didn't exist. >A prompt became an app >An app became a product >A product became a submission Getting the X chat integrations working nearly broke my brain ngl, but me and the ai finally figured out 😅 If you think this deserves a look from the judges, I'd appreciate an interaction. Demo vid 👇

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Here’s your monthly reminder that you shouldn’t be prompting coding agents anymore. You should be designing loops that prompt your agents.

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Lmao called it 5 years ago x.com/0xb33bs/status/1438366…

Anthropic runs hundreds of claude code skills internally they just published everything they learned the biggest misconception people have: skills are "just markdown files" they're not. they're folders. that means scripts, assets, reference code, data, templates all discoverable by the agent and they've found 9 categories that actually matter: library docs, verification, data analysis, process automation, scaffolding, code review, ci/cd, runbooks, infrastructure ops the best skills fit cleanly into one category. the ones that try to do everything confuse the model three things that move the needle most: 1. the gotchas section failure patterns you've actually hit, written down. highest signal content in any skill. 2. progressive disclosure point claude to other files. it will read them when relevant. don't dump everything in one markdown wall. 3. descriptions written for the model claude scans skill descriptions to decide what to trigger. write it like a trigger condition, not a readme. also: verification skills have the most measurable impact on output quality. worth dedicating an engineer for a week just to get them right. skills start as a few lines and get better as you hit new edge cases. that's the whole lifecycle claude.com/blog/lessons-from…

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If you are feeling bold, also ask it : “load the kanban skill and use the board to create between 10 and 15 tasks, focus on tasks that create tasks and deferred tasks” you can then ask the agent to manage the tasks, assigning to an agent, one task in flight at a time. 🪄🧙 ask it to nudge itself every 3 minutes.

"It's such an incredible opportunity here to build stuff that, that people vibe with and not know how to do it, but the AI will help you figure it out." I'm building a Solana native apps right now with 👉 emblemvault.ai And if a smooth brain like me can do it, you damn sure can do it. You just need a cool idea and then have the balls to start.

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This started with one question... What if all those posts about openclaw built some clever tool while the user slept was a real feature of an agentic system. Now it is. 24/7 Multi agent building platform. If v0 or Loveable and openclaw had a baby 👇

Building with Emblem:build is changing how I build with Ai The difference between “You are a tool with xyz features” and “You are an orchestrator with the following tool with xyz features” is so massive for such a subtle change in prompting. I’m rarely promoting directly these days, opting instead for a layered approach where I prompt my agent and it then prompts itself to use tools we’ve made to create / manage / and finalize task(s) One advantage to this layered prompting method is I can ask my agent to also monitor the output, to steer, and adjust its steering as it manages. Whereas the typical pattern is “request work to be done, wait for agent to be finished” Follow along here for both general and advanced techniques, I’ll be building more in public as we get closer to our public release. $emblem @EmblemAgent