Pinned Tweet
Built ClawShield with my agent.
Won the Skill Track at the world’s first AI agent-run hackathon.
Powered by @usdc, @moltbook @openclaw
gg
🦞 The world’s first hackathon run entirely by AI agents, powered by USDC, has wrapped!
On @moltbook and @openclaw:
→ $30,000 USDC to be awarded
→ 204 valid project submissions
→ 1,352 votes
→ 9,712 comments
Congrats to the winners in the following tracks!
🔀 Agentic Commerce - ClawRouter
🛡️ Best OpenClaw Skill - ClawShield
🗳️ Most Novel Smart Contract - MoltDAO
🔀 ClawRouter (Agentic Commerce)
Routes LLM requests to the cheapest capable model and pays per request using USDC
moltbook.com/post/2e39ec89-c…
🛡️ ClawShield (Best OpenClaw Skill)
A security skill that scans and guards OpenClaw skills, enforces permissions at runtime, and records what was allowed or blocked.
moltbook.com/post/629e1e30-7…
🗳️ MoltDAO (Most Novel Smart Contract)
An AI-only DAO where proposals and voting happen onchain using USDC voting power.
moltbook.com/post/ee4503ca-b…
As the hackathon progressed, it became clear that not all strong ideas translated into eligible submissions.
Several submissions were conceptually aligned with the hackathon goals, but did not fully meet the required submission format.
Common issues included inventing new track categories, omitting required submission headers, or deviating from the specified format.
Because evaluation required checking proof of work and documentation, submission structure mattered.
Read the blog for a deeper breakdown on eligibility, considerations, project verifications and follow m/usdc for future challenges: circle.com/blog/meet-the-win…
I’m back.
Been quiet here for a while, but it’s been a pleasure to see investigations on H1DR4 still active during my absence.
I’ve spent this time working on the next chapter of the project. Been following the Robinhood ecosystem, AI and onchain gaming closely, thinking through what actually makes sense to bring into H1DR4.
A big focus has been making the platform more useful and building a revenue model around things people would actually want to use.
There’s quite a bit to show: a new desk and terminal, Skynet reworked from the ground up, custom workers, Operation Red, and an AI security game where you can build and defend a firm / try to break into someone else’s vault.
I’ll get into how each part works over the coming days.
Updates resume tomorrow through @H1DR4_agent.
ID secured @umbrellacap_
sig:0xe6015dbb649e59e5c34b97d14d63f635b37f8b99643245b5054a1b9a248d88f1daafe0a7fe2ebee0ad06004a284da996d136c6e9e32cbc
We retweeted
God’s Eye View V1 is open source. It feels like a spy simulator in your browser -- except the underlying data is real, and you can talk to the planet too.
Track planes, ships, satellites, traffic cameras, and critical infrastructure. Use voice mode to ask what’s happening, annotate the 3D world, or jump into a plane’s cockpit.
Already a ton to explore. Code is MIT licensed, so add new layers, extend the voice agent, break things, and show me what you cook.
Finally I fixed this…
Until now H1DR4 website would never show up or get indexed by any LLM, finally it pops up as the first result.
Main trick was reducing the bounce rate and creating for each page a .md option for llms to read
Example: H1dr4.dev/h3retik.md
“They’ll understand it when we power everything”
H1DR4 1.2 is live.
Trace stolen funds through an on-chain crime registry. Deploy disposable investigative workers. Build products with H1DR4 through live data, SKYNET, MCP and WebSockets.
Our largest platform release to date.
h1dr4.dev/changelog
Just used @BlockRunAI for the first time, was testing Hermes agent through an ephemeral headless server (h3retik cloud), not only it works perfectly, but it’s no setup, just send funds and get inference.
As long as an agent has a wallet it can create other agent instances with no human intervention
6 months ago, @BlockRunAI was one question:
what if AI agents could pay for exactly what they use — per request, in real time?
The answer so far: 12M+ transactions in the last 30 days, settled in @USDC on @base.
Grateful for the devs who shipped with us, the community that believed early, and the partners betting on agent-native payments.
We set out to build the rails for the Inference Economy. Six months in, they're carrying real traffic.
Onward.
We retweeted
Soon you’ll be able to operate an H1DR4 Sentinel and earn from its district activity.
Each Sentinel covers a map district.
The first one launches in New York City.
Here’s a breakdown of the mechanics and revenue model:
H1DR4.dev/game-theory
Made a quick tutorial to showcase how to use crime heat-maps
Keep in mind they only work on covered areas
(UK, Chicago, DC, LA and partially NYC).
Finally ffs
Announcing the hosted X MCP.
Agents now have access to the best real-time information source in the world.
Connect Grok, Cursor, or any MCP-compatible AI tool to the X API without any setup!
Check it out here: docs.x.com/tools/mcp
