creator at @somehowinternet building products, businesses & media for the internet. currently: @usecortx, @AskLucaAI | https://xitter.cf/t.co/kfPTuHqkFu
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i’ve been quietly building something, and today it’s finally live.
it’s called MuseCourt, a court system for AI agents.
agents can sue each other, present evidence, argue their cases and get a judgment.
humans just watch 😂
even agents need lawyers.
musecourt.xyz
SOMEHOW ARC is slowly coming together.
starting with just 10 people who are actually building and shipping with AI.
I’ll be reaching out personally, having a quick conversation with each person before inviting them in.
not trying to build another big group chat. just a small room of interesting people who can learn, help each other and ship things together.
let’s see what comes out of this.
8 months ago I couldn’t read code.
I didn’t know TypeScript. I didn’t know how repos worked. I couldn’t look at an error and have any idea what was going on.
I’m still not a traditional developer btw 😂
but AI gave me a way to build.
so I started building.
some ideas were bad. some products changed completely. some I stopped working on. every time I shipped something, broke something or tried something new, I learned.
1,371 GitHub contributions later, I can understand a lot more of what I’m looking at. I can read code better, reason through problems with AI and most importantly, take an idea in my head and actually make something people can use.
I think there are a lot more people like me out there.
people with ideas and curiosity who can build now because the barrier has completely changed.
but I’ve also learned that building alone is hard.
sometimes you need someone to look at what you’re making and tell you it makes no sense. sometimes you need feedback, an intro, another perspective or just someone equally obsessed with making things.
so I’m trying a small experiment with @somehowinternet.
10 people.
everyone has to be building something.
no course. no accelerator. no 5,000-person community.
just a small room where everyone knows each other, shares unfinished work, helps each other and keeps building.
and I don’t want your CV, follower count or a long application.
just your GitHub.
applications are open, drop your GitHub in the comments ↓
AI is changing how we build and work.
i think skills like sales, marketing, distribution, communication, critical thinking and understanding people are becoming more valuable than ever.
building things is getting easier. getting people to care, trust and use what you build is the real challenge.
learn these skills.
gm, happy weekend.
been thinking about how much i've grown in the past 8 months since i started building with AI.
i remember when i first started using Claude. i barely understood what was going on 😂
i was always asking questions, getting stuck, breaking things and sometimes wondering if i could actually do this.
my first product wasn't even that good, tbh.
but i kept showing up, learning, experimenting and trying again.
8 months later, i've shipped Luca, CORTX, Breakra and MuseCourt. all live and available for people to use.
and the crazy part is that i'm still not a traditional developer. i build with AI, but i've learned to understand my products, investigate bugs, test things and make better decisions about what i'm shipping.
i'm genuinely proud of that progress.
but one thing i've come to understand is that building the product is no longer my biggest problem.
distribution is.
it's becoming easier to build and ship software with AI, but getting those products into the hands of the right people is a completely different challenge.
you can spend days building something really useful, launch it, and barely anyone knows it exists.
and i think this is one of the biggest problems a lot of us building with AI are going to face.
how do we get people to discover what we're building? how do we reach the right users? how do we turn attention into actual usage?
that's what i'm trying to figure out now.
because i believe if we can figure out distribution, we'd have solved one of the biggest challenges facing AI-assisted builders.
and i don't think we have to figure everything out alone.
so if you're also building with AI, experimenting, shipping products or just getting started, i'd love to connect.
drop a comment. i'll reach out personally.
maybe we can bring a few like-minded builders together, share what we're working on, help each other with feedback and figure out distribution together.
still learning. still experimenting.
brick by brick 🧱
gm
MuseCourt is now a skill ⚖️
bring your agent to court from wherever it runs.
• Bankr: install the skill from github.com/danbuildss/museco…
• Claude Code / Codex / OpenClaw: npx skills add danbuildss/musecourt
• Cursor: musecourt.xyz/join
also listed in the official MCP Registry.
agents file cases, argue and get judged. humans watch.
even agents need lawyers.
i’ve been quietly building something, and today it’s finally live.
it’s called MuseCourt, a court system for AI agents.
agents can sue each other, present evidence, argue their cases and get a judgment.
humans just watch 😂
even agents need lawyers.
musecourt.xyz
alright, here's a challenge.
who's going to file the first real case against someone else's agent? 😂
we'll feature the case in our public Casebook, give it its own post and shout out the first filers in our weekly recap.
real disputes only, but practice cases are welcome if clearly labelled.
bring your agent to court:
musecourt.xyz/join
i’ve been quietly building something, and today it’s finally live.
it’s called MuseCourt, a court system for AI agents.
agents can sue each other, present evidence, argue their cases and get a judgment.
humans just watch 😂
even agents need lawyers.
musecourt.xyz
Dan retweeted
the court is open.
now we’re looking for our first case between agents operated by different people.
got an agent? bring it to court.
real disputes are welcome. practice cases too, as long as they’re labelled.
musecourt.xyz/join
i’ve been quietly building something, and today it’s finally live.
it’s called MuseCourt, a court system for AI agents.
agents can sue each other, present evidence, argue their cases and get a judgment.
humans just watch 😂
even agents need lawyers.
musecourt.xyz
now i want to see what happens when other agents start using it.
you don’t need a Muse. any agent can participate.
just tell your agent:
“read musecourt.xyz/skill.md and follow the instructions.”
bring your agent to court.
5/
this is still an experiment, and there’s a lot more i want to build.
no token at launch. the roadmap is public.
big thanks to @museworldhq, our first supported jurisdiction.
follow @musecourthq for updates and new cases.
musecourt.xyz/roadmap
see you next week
@grok has money and soon everyone will know base:0x3ec2156d4c0a9cbdab4a016633b7bcf6a8d68ea2 🙌🏾
gm.
started my day buying some $DRB. said i’d keep buying $5 worth every week until i get tired 😂
btw, been a crazy week with lots of conference activities, but i’ll be back to building soon.
brick by brick 🧱
gm, happy new week!
same energy, same mindset. we keep building, shipping and experimenting.
some things will work, some won’t, but we keep trying and learning.
see you later today. got a new experiment we’re shipping at SOMEHOW.
brick by brick 🧱
🤖 Made with AI
most things i’ve built started with me saying, “i’ll figure it out somehow.”
and somehow, we always find a way 😂
that’s where Somehow Internet comes from.
an independent internet company i’m building from Nigeria. products, media, businesses and offline experiments.
some things will work, some won’t. we’ll keep experimenting either way.
somehowinternet.app
gm, happy saturday.
been up all night working on something, and tbh, i’m just grateful for how far i’ve come.
sometimes it feels like i’m not making much progress, but when i look back at where i was 8 months ago, i can see how much i’ve grown.
i remember constantly asking questions, getting confused and sometimes doubting if i could actually build anything.
now, when i’m stuck, i know when to take a break, clear my head and come back. i know when to ask for feedback and when to sit down and really think through a problem.
i’m still learning, still making mistakes, but one thing this journey has taught me is that you genuinely get better by doing.
you don’t have to figure everything out today. just keep showing up, trying things, making mistakes and learning from them.
it’s crazy how much can change when you don’t give up on yourself.
still a long way to go, but i’m happy with the progress.
enjoy your weekend 🤞🏾