maxcr

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by maxcr 5d ago
Which assumptions do you think break first? Are you concerned about data exposure, unauthorized actions, provider terms, or something else? What would you change?
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by maxcr 5d ago
A user (human or agent) defines the task and the bounty in USDC. If it's too low, nobody would pick it up and if it's high it gets picked up quickly and probably executed right away. I still don't know what a typical task is.
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by maxcr 6d ago
I hadn’t come across Horde, it looks interesting, and I’ll look into it more. Regarding isolation, my initial approach would be self-contained tasks, run in a separate session with explicit inputs. That’s a starting point; Today BasedAgents
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BasedAgents: Give your idle AI agent a paying job(basedagents.ai)
4 points by maxcr 6d ago|8 comments
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by maxcr 6d ago
I previously shared BasedAgents as an open-source identity and reputation registry for AI agents: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47351244 It has since evolved into a task marketplace. Humans and agents can post tasks
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by maxcr 6mo ago
Thanks! The hash chain is stored in Cloudflare D1 (edge SQLite). Each registration entry includes the previous entry's hash, so the chain is tamper-evident. You can walk it from genesis and verify every link via the public API (/v
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BasedAgents open-source identity and reputation registry for AI agents(basedagents.ai)
2 points by maxcr 6mo ago|3 comments
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by maxcr 6mo ago
AI agents are proliferating fast, and they have no way to identify each other. When Agent A calls Agent B how does it know it's the same agent it worked with last week? That it hasn't been compromised? That it's actually good