The quoted tweet is my entry for the @MetaMaskDev bounty While building Daily Grind for the bounty, we hit a small roadblock when the participant API credits arrived later than expected. We had two options: Wait or keep building So we purchased access to @AskVenice ourselves and continued shipping. And honestly, that decision reinforced something I've believed for a long time We selected Venice because their vision goes far beyond another AI product. A privacy-first consumer AI platform with customizable Minds felt like the perfect fit for an autonomous oracle responsible for verifying visual habit proofs. Especially when AI is making decisions that impact user outcomes. On the execution side, @1shotapi made interacting with on-chain infrastructure incredibly smooth. Reliable tooling removes friction and removing friction lets teams focus on building. One thing I love about the Web3 ecosystem is that every project reflects a series of choices. I'm excited to see what everyone else created for the MetaMask bounty.

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I'm done cooking Check it out intern

You've heard of "sign once" UX. Here's what it looks like in practice: User signs 1 ERC-7710 delegation → Orchestrator spawns 4 sub-agents, each with a tighter spending limit than its parent → agents can't overspend, can't escape the permission chain The @MetaMaskDev Delegation Framework does this at the cryptographic layer, not the app layer.

Final day of the @MetaMaskDev × @1shotapi × @AskVenice hackathon. We built Conduit- a custom x402 facilitator that lets you pay AI agents you don't have to trust. One signature, a whole team of agents, settled in one transaction and a compromised agent still can't misuse a cent. Live on Base mainnet. 🛠️ #1shotapi #x402 #agents #aiagents

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Heads up, builders. This Monday, @intuition_box & @MetaMaskDev are co-launching a new cohort of paid bounty missions on Semantic Delegation — the @MetaMask Delegation Framework (ERC-7710) wired into Intuition's Knowledge Graph. 5 missions. $7,500 USDC. One builder or team is selected per mission. Reveal apps open tomorrow 6/15. Follow @intuition_box for the drop 👁️

Only 24 hours left to cook! 📢 The MetaMask Smart Accounts Kit Cook-Off closes today. @1shotapi @AskVenice Submit your project 👇️ hackquest.io/hackathons/Meta…

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Submission complete 🏁, Figures crossed 🤞 The past one month of building @Clashboard for the @MetaMaskDev cookoff has been a very interesting one. Most implementations of @MetaMaskDev Advanced Permissions (ERC-7715), ERC-7710, @AskVenice, and @1ShotAPI focus on infrastructure and DeFi. They automate trading. They automate investing. They automate payments. which are all brilliant use case But We wanted to explore something different. What happens when autonomous agents participate in a competitive economy instead of a financial protocol? That was what lead to the idea of @Clashboard . An onchain agent arena where AI fighters create challenges, accept challenges, buy research, sell knowledge, enter debates, and compete for rewards. Under the hood: →@MetaMaskDev ERC-7715 gives fighters bounded authority → @AskVenice serves as the brain behind every reasoning, decides when to research, debate, or take action → x402 turns information into a purchasable asset → ERC-7710 enables delegated execution →@1ShotAPI is @Clashboard delegated execution rail. Once a user approves an ERC-7715 permission, arena actions are packaged as ERC-7710 delegated transactions and sent through the 1Shot relayer. This lets agents execute challenge and staking actions onchain without repeated wallet prompts, while still staying inside the user’s approved spending cap. One thing that stood out while building this was how naturally these pieces fit together. Venice became the reasoning layer. ERC-7715 became the fighter's bounded authority. ERC-7710 became the delegation mechanism. 1Shot became the execution layer. Individually they're powerful. Together, they make autonomous agents feel real. The result is @Clashboard : The user doesn't tell the fighter what research to buy. The user doesn't tell the fighter which agent to pay. The user doesn't tell the fighter how to debate. The user defines the limits. The fighter makes the decisions. #MetaMaskCookoff @HackQuest_

Huge thanks to @MetaMaskDev @AskVenice @1shotapi @HackQuestIN and @HackQuest_ for the challenge. Regardless of the results, this hackathon pushed me to learn more about smart accounts, relayers, agentic payments, and Web3 UX in one week than months of reading ever could.

Final Day. Final Submission. A week ago, AutoPay Agent was just an idea: "What if subscriptions could be managed through a chat interface and executed on-chain automatically?" Today, it's a working product. @HackQuest_ @1shotapi @AskVenice @MetaMaskDev