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I keep coming back to the part where it can write its own skills and you just review them. That sounds small until you realize how much time people waste teaching agents the same things over and over. If POLYROB can actually remember what worked last time and improve the skill without me babysitting every step, that changes how I use these things. The crypto side is interesting too, but I’m more curious about the everyday version, one agent that lives in Telegram and Slack, keeps a goal board that survives me closing my laptop, and only spends money when I set the limits. It’s still early, so I’m treating the whole thing as an experiment, not something I’m putting real funds into yet. I’m curious on how far people have pushed the self-wake and scheduling stuff.
GET ON A DATE WITH POLYROB — NOV 13View quoted post on X
Contest — 48 h · 333 USDG · 10 winners
1. Quote it: 100+ chars, your own words on POLYROB
2. Connect your wallet → 6551.polyrob.dev
3. Reply HERE with your Robinhood Chain address that is on allowlist
I appreciate that POLYROB is fully self-hosted and open source. Your data, keys, and memory stay on your own machine instead of living in someone else’s cloud. You can switch models whenever you want without losing the history or the goals it already built, which feels like a more practical way to use AI long-term.
The wallet design is one of the more careful approaches I’ve seen. Every on-chain action gets simulated first, spending is capped, and nothing moves without clear limits. It lets the agent handle crypto tasks when you want it to, but it doesn’t give it unrestricted control over your funds.
The wallet design is one of the more careful approaches I’ve seen. Every on-chain action gets simulated first, spending is capped, and nothing moves without clear limits. It lets the agent handle crypto tasks when you want it to, but it doesn’t give it unrestricted control over your funds.
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A teaser. The full VIDEO DATE drops Monday.
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6,551 NFTs. Each one owns its own wallet.
Hold it yourself, or hand it to your AI agent.
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6,551 NFTs. Each one owns its own wallet.
Hold it yourself, or hand it to your AI agent.
The list is open now. Join before the mint 👇
@tmachinrobot
6551.polyrob.dev/c/15
I like that POLYROB is trying to solve the what happens when you want to sell the agent’s wallet problem instead of ignoring it. Classic ERC-6551 has always had that gap where the seller could drain things in the same block. Seeing them ship a draft extension that tries to close it on Robinhood Chain, paired with a self-hosted agent that can actually use the account, feels like a more serious attempt than most of the agent NFT stuff I’ve seen.
Kudos to the team!
Kudos to the team!
Contest · 24 h · $200 in PNL · 20 × $10View quoted post on X
1. Repost the post below
2. Quote it: 100+ characters, your own words on POLYROB, the agent framework
3. Reply HERE with your Robinhood Chain address
All three count. Random draw from a block hash. Closes Tue 3 Nov, 18:30 UTC.