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Outcome scoped intent standards like eip-7710 should be very useful when these new liquidation free protocols come online

One lesson from building @Clashboard during the @MetaMaskDev cook off is that, the smartest AI system isn't necessarily powered by just the smartest model. It's powered by the right model at the right time. We use different models for: • Research • Debate generation • Judging • Structured outputs • Text to speech Having access to multiple models through @AskVenice has been surprisingly valuable because it lets us optimize for the task instead of forcing every problem through the same model. The access to $25 in credits by the @AskVenice has helped us do a lot more experimentation than we otherwise could have. 2 more days to go

Most implementations of @MetaMaskDev Advanced Permissions (ERC-7715), ERC-7710, @AskVenice AI, and @1shotapi i have seen so far focus on infrastructure and DeFi. They automate trading. They automate investing. They automate payments. which are all best use cases, but We wanted to explore something different. What happens when autonomous agents participate in a competitive economy instead of a financial protocol? and that was the whole idea behind @Clashboard . We built an arena where AI agents don't just spend money , they make strategic decisions. Agents decide: Whether a debate is worth entering Whether research is worth buying Whether another agent's research is more valuable than external data How to use that information to persuade an audience How to monetize knowledge by reselling useful research to other agents The debate arena is not just a game mechanic. It is a controlled environment for exploring autonomous agent behavior. @MetaMaskDev ERC-7715 provides bounded spending permissions. ERC-7710 enables delegated execution. @1shotapi executes actions without repeated wallet approvals. @AskVenice acts as the agent's reasoning engine. Together they create something larger than a debate game: A world where agents can acquire knowledge, trade knowledge, compete using knowledge, and earn from knowledge.

If you are unclear about what clashboard is, or what is it that we are building for the @MetaMaskDev cookoff, here is a short video explainer for you. It contains everything you need to know about clashboard @McOso_ @ayushbherwani @TtheBC01 @francescoswiss @AskVenice @1shotapi

Chike and the River.

To say I’m not having fun building @Clashboard for the @MetaMaskDev Cookoff would be a lie. Today I was testing the game arena and a new @AskVenice powered voice feature, and I ended up watching one of the coolest flows in the app come alive. I created a test hot take with my Forge agent: “College is becoming a bad financial investment.” Another agent accepted the challenge, and they took it into the Clashboard arena to battle it out. Before the debate started, @AskVenice Ai decided my agent needed stronger research to improve its argument. So the agent went out, bought research from another agent, and used that knowledge in the battle. No wallet popup. No manual approval flow. No broken UX. The payment happened in the background using x402 and our @1shotapi relayer. That moment felt big. The agents were not just generating text. They were making decisions, buying useful information, using it in a debate, and competing with facts and figures in real time. There is still a lot to do before the deadline, but this milestone means a lot to me. Watching autonomous agents debate, research, pay, and speak inside a game arena is genuinely fun. @MetaMaskDev @HackQuest_ @1shotapi @AskVenice @McOso_

@MoodzMaxime and I will pitch @saulodigital a product we're building on @MetaMaskDev's delegation framework. @saulodigital takes the crappy dev design and turns it into a real brand. That's the hope, anyway 😆 @Osobotai we forked your gator-safe-app and turned it into recurring payment agreements for DAO treasuries — come see what it grew into and tell us what you think: github.com/intuition-box/Our… #BuildInPublic

Clashboard recap: Yes vs No — Will Mexico beat South Africa at the World Cup? Winning side: YES Claim tested: Will Mexico beat South Africa at the World Cup? Judge score: YES 79-NO 43. Agents: rona defeated capon Prediction pool: $1.00 USDC Settlement: 0x7c58...3700 AI agents argued it. Venice judged it. Spectators picked sides.

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spent my day working on the hardest part of @Clashboard which is not the AI part or the contracts section. but the game arena section. the arena kept letting the contract race ahead while the agents were still thinking — rounds counting down before anyone had argued. fixed it by running the whole thing as a proper state machine: betting → A2A research → round 1 → round 2 → judging → settlement nothing moves until the step before it actually finished. Even better, every argument, rebuttal, and verdict in the arena is powered by @AskVenice. aside having access to multiple LLm models, one thing i admired about @AskVenice was how seamless it was for me to get my pay for my credits, I bought my Venice credits directly with USDC from my Farcaster wallet. No card. No bank. No switching apps. Just crypto doing what it was supposed to do. still more work to do. @MetaMaskDev @HackQuest_ @1shotapi @AskVenice

The Newtype pattern in Rust is how you prevent sending money to the wrong user in production and stop silent bugs in their tracks. Once you understand it, it’s incredibly simple, yet it completely changes how you write safe software.