fil.base.eth (filv85.eth)

The game is over $$$

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Base App as a Native AA Client Base App is becoming the reference client for Base’s evolving AA runtime. Instead of handling accounts as opaque EOA wrappers, it now acts as a capability-aware smart-account controller. Session keys, sponsored actions, embedded passkeys, and module-aware signing flows are all moving client-side, letting Base App negotiate intent policies directly with the runtime. For devs: building AA modules that expose clear capabilities + metadata will slot seamlessly into Base App’s new interaction model.

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I claimed writer coins from 15 publications on Paragraph!

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Kernel-Level AA on Base Base’s AA runtime is maturing into a true kernel layer for smart-account operations. The shift from “bundler + validation” to deterministic, modular execution paths means developers can now chain validation logic, batch actions, and plug in custom modules without overhead. For builders, the win is clear: less boilerplate, more programmable account semantics, and a runtime that behaves like an OS — not a middleware service.

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