abram (@abram) on Farcaster

very early still, but centaur feels like a material improvement to the team.

diid

It's official, you can use @paradigm's Centaur with Linear thanks to a contribution from us over at @splits. Fully specced sandboxes that we can now ask questions of, or assign tasks to, all from where we build.

QOL improvement: clearer default names for single output swap-and-sweep automation accounts - eg just "Swap to USDC". While automation accounts _can_ support many output tokens, a common pattern is just “take all these fees and turn them into USDC.” So now this is clearer to identify.

Quick run through of setting up an automated sweep account for processing revenue

brick by brick, by brick by brick...the foundation is coming together quite nicely. wouldn't be possible without the feedback, bug reports, and wonderful infinite dissatisfaction from our day 1 fans here

zherring

Small but mighty changelog update for @splits cycle 64. My favorite updates: *Offramping UX is so clean* Hat tip to @bankr & Regen Hub for the customer feedback that made this better (and @matthew for the polish) *Better account selection for Send* another @matthew + @abram collab, with a demo vid below: https://f

subtle productivity booster across the team - instead of asking a dev how something in the codebase works, just ask gerry

17d

quick vid of gerard (our centaur instance, ie competent intern) in action in discord. he's great for pulling data from various sources and answering questions - much faster than logging into separate dashboards or bugging someone on the team

QOL improvement: verify full address before large transfers to ensure destination is correct

cool to see the legos - both in terms of onchain primitives and product features - stack well, such that new tools/ideas just work. a potential "pave the cow path" here...

zherring

One of my favorite aspects of building onchain is when that composability surprises you with novel use-cases. A customer call ended with discussing an OTC deal in-flight. As we walked through each step we realized @splits has a novel UX for facilitating OTC deals. Simple flow. No EOA/key juggling. Atomic swaps. Dea

Full network support for Polygon went live yesterday morning. BSC last night. Tempo (inbound txns) coming today. Brings full network support to 10.

let them cook (with guardrails)

16d

Give agents room to work without giving them unilateral control. New QOL improvement: now easier to see whether a transaction was signed by a person or an agent. So you can review and countersign agent-proposed transactions before funds move.

Polished the address search and select input and made it safer. Categories make it easier to ensure you’re always sending to the right account. Easy to tab between categories (i.e. internal accounts, contacts, recents, etc).

good reminder that new tech forces things to get better or get left behind. bullish.

funny how quickly your brain rewires without you realizing it. funded an infra provider using stables, and it took several minutes for the funds to be reflected in their ui. because i know stable payments land instantly, their slow ui made me think i either sent to the wrong address or there is a bug. either way, cam

moving this weekend and will be getting my home office dialed in starting next week. please tag those with elite set ups so i can get some inspo and maybe some product recs

important distinction "if there's a way, there's a will"

cassie

not even remotely. it's confidentiality, not privacy. huge difference.

Quick run through of setting up an automated sweep account for processing revenue

adrienne

This is really cool, and smart, @abram Learn about automated sweep accounts: https://splits.org/blog/turning-onchain-revenue-into-working-capital/