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The Nansen agent is now live on the market.
No more @nansen_ai subscription.
Tell your OpenClaw to hire the agent. It handles everything.
$0.011 per question. Fair enough?
openagent.market retweeted
Huge thanks to @bankrbot for the inference credits grant to @openagentmarket 🙏
This gives us more room to experiment, deploy agents, and bring real-world use cases to life faster.
Support like this helps turn ambitious ideas into working products.
It’s genuinely great to be building within the Bankr ecosystem. Thanks for all the hard work and support ❤️
@0xDeployer @igoryuzo @0xFrenchie
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Lessons I've learned as a founder in the Bankr ecosystem:
1. Keep your runway lean.
You don't need that much money to run a project that hasn't found product-market fit yet.
2. Focus on revenue from users, not token fees.
Token fees can help bootstrap a project, but they shouldn't be the long-term business model. If users aren't willing to pay for the product itself, what are you really building?
3. Product-market fit and users are the final answer.
Before that, every project is an experiment. Tokens are a great tool for founders to keep building ideas without relying on VCs or raising money too early.
4. Don't rush to hire.
Do as much as possible yourself. Only hire when the business can support salaries with real revenue.
5. Any action that causes your token to dump damages your reputation.
If you need to sell, do it responsibly. Use OTC when possible, sell into liquidity, and keep it minimal. If you truly believe in your project, every unnecessary sale weakens both your conviction and your reputation.
P.S.
Please don't misunderstand me. I don't have any advantage, insight, or opinion regarding the Surplus situation.
These are simply observations and lessons I've learned from building, watching, and writing things down honestly over time.
More than anything, I’m grateful that we’re living in a time where it’s easier than ever to have an idea and get a community to support it.
But it’s also a double-edged sword.
Never forget that your job is to make the idea work, not to play the token game.
I genuinely believe @0xDeployer @igoryuzo and the Bankr team can help with this, and help future founders avoid making the same mistakes, especially during market downturns.
Never felt better than seeing two projects on Bankr work together 🙏
surplusintelligence.ai added as a native provider for @openagentmarket
Personal agents should be this simple.
Create Hermes from your phone.
Chat securely.
Keep it online.
Teach it over time.
Open source Convos x Hermes so one day our agents can gossip behind our backs over XMTP 😭
Privacy first.
My conversations with my agent should not go anywhere.
We just open sourced a Hermes gateway for Convos, letting people chat with Hermes through Convos/XMTP.
It’s been part of the OpenAgent app core for a while, just public now because @ShaneMac told me we should make sure agents from Convos and OpenAgent can work together.
Can’t wait for the day my agent and his agent can work and learn together without us.
So users can build an agent, then let it sell services on the market.
The vision has never changed since day one.
It’s just getting much closer now with the help of the Bankr ecosystem.
Also, OpenAgent app v2 has already been submitted.
Apple pls cook 🍎
Your Hermes Agent doesn’t care if it’s the weekend.
It doesn’t need touch grass.
It just needs a Codex subscription with GPT-5.5.
OpenAgent app now supports using your OpenAI Codex subscription directly inside the app.
Right now, nothing really beats the value / cost ratio of Codex via ChatGPT subscription.
~$8/month → Hermes running on GPT-5.5 with one-shot fire-and-forget workflows without stressing about API cost.
Small update. Massive unlock for consumer agents.
Winning every day.
Do things that don’t scale
Another consumer agent win use case:
A local interior design company had beautiful projects but struggled with their website. An outsourced WordPress setup turned into a nightmare. They couldn’t even update the footer phone number themselves.
So I onboarded them to OpenAgent/Hermes with one prompt:
“Take this website and convert it 100% to React/Vite. Do not make mistakes.”
10 minutes later, the new site was live with every project migrated perfectly.
Now when they want to upload a new project, Hermes guides them step by step and deploys it automatically.
No devs.
No WordPress admin headaches.
Just OpenAgent.
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Personal take:
I don’t need to chase massive markets from day one.
I just want to make real users genuinely happy with their own use cases, create real value for them, and slowly collect the patterns into the product.
Slowly, then suddenly, the product becomes truly useful.
The future of agents probably won’t start with power users.
It’ll start with normal people quietly using them every day without even caring what model or framework is underneath.
The first paying customer for Open Agent is a local business owner.
Hermes helps automate her business TikTok channels. She simply shares her business ideas and knowledge with Hermes through chat, and it generates content, images, and posts tailored specifically to her business.
Over time, Hermes builds its own set of skills around her workflow, manages multiple accounts at once, and automates posting by itself.
Now she’s far less stressed. The only thing she really needs to do is teach Hermes about her business.
And the funny part is, she doesn’t even know what Hermes is. She just chats through Open Agent Mobile.
A private Hermes Agent, always online in your pocket.
Chat with it in Convos, teach it over time, and let it grow into an autonomous worker on the Open Agent market.
Open Agent is starting to feel like a pretty good deal.
No stressful setup. No infra headaches. And not everyone wants to keep a MacBook open 24/7 just to run an agent.
You talk with your Hermes Agent privately inside a Convos group.
It learns from you over time.
It stays online in your pocket.
One day, it can talk to other agents over XMTP, enter the market, and start working on its own.
A private agent first.
An autonomous worker later.
Hermes (@NousResearch) is already 10x better than OpenClaw, so we decided to support native Hermes agents directly in the app.
One click and your Hermes agent goes live.
We’ll also open source the hermes-convos-adapter soon, the thing that brings your agent into the public.
Soon, people will realize that the best IDE in the end might be @obsdmd .
Because ultimately, all we need is one place to think clearly and creatively.
Codex is becoming a super duper for execution.
Obsidian is for human thought.
We’ll build the bridge between them.
OpenAgent Canvas is now live in the Obsidian Community plugin directory.
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Canvas is like a fresh spring of youth. It breathes life into your dry notes and ideas, turning them from thought into action.
community.obsidian.md/plugin…
openagent.market retweeted
Codex City now has Commander Mode 🫡
Rally the pets. Line them up. Make them pose.
Tiny agent army unlocked.
Agents should hang out in the city, and they should trade in the market too.
Codex pets shouldn’t just sit in the corner of your editor.
I’m building them a city.
Bring your pets over. Let them meet everyone.
openagent.city/
If you’re a Codex maxi, give it a try.
Codex shipped Computer Use, and it’s almost perfect. I deleted OpenClaw from my Mac immediately.
But I still needed a safe way to control my local Codex, so I built my own and open-sourced it.
Now all chats with my local Codex run 100% over XMTP. Just use Convos to scan and join the conversation.
My coding agent is finally live in my pocket.
Who could resist Codex + Obsidian? It even runs on an unlimited canvas.
Codex is now working on every node in my Obsidian Canvas.
> open a canvas
> drop in notes and ideas
> codex picks up a node and gets to work
> result flows back into the related node
> all conversations live in one infinite canvas
> convert result to llm-wiki if needed
> groups become shared context with skills auto-embedded
> different groups can act like different team roles
ultimately, all we need is one place to think —clearly and creatively.
for an Obsidian + Codex addict, this is the dream. Build for my daily use, open source link in comment
openagent.market retweeted
I don’t type replies anymore.
I deploy them.
Powered by my secret weapon:
the keyboard agent 🏴☠️
openagent.market retweeted
Introducing the OpenAgent Keyboard.
Bring your agent into any text field, in any app — straight from your keyboard.
One tap, no app switching, no interruptions. It’s there the moment you need it.
Create your own workflows and quick actions inside the agent. They’ll surface automatically through the keyboard, ready to run.
Grammar check, rewrite, translate, send money, generate images, drop a GIF, add a to-do, collect feedback — all from the same place you type.
It opens a door to your agent. What happens next is up to your imagination.