Jake

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Exactly! Saves multiple round trip time

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HUGE RELEASE Nebula can now handle complex multi-stage tasks; generate an image → mint as NFT → send to wallet, with a single prompt. Multi-stage operations that would previously require multiple prompts now happen in a single message. "Generate an image of a space monkey, mint it as an NFT, and send it to cjber.eth" - Nebula handles all three stages automatically. Our new code-generation update means Nebula writes and executes Python snippets in real-time, delivering 30% more efficient processing. This means solving complex blockchain problems in seconds, rather than minutes. Try it for yourself: https://nebula.thirdweb.com/login

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We're constantly experimenting with crypto AI agents - this is just the start! More exciting updates coming soon. :) https://blog.thirdweb.com/nebula-v0-0-14-code-agent-real-time-streaming/

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The result? A huge improvement from the previous architecture Most onchain actions now complete with just 1-2 inference calls As foundational models get better at coding, Nebula will become smarter and more capable of handling complex tasks

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In the new architecture, Nebula generates and executes code snippets to complete tasks. This is where the magic happens: It thinks in code. The snippets may use one or multiple tools, reducing the number of inference round-trips

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Context: Nebula typically uses 3+ tools to perform basic onchain actions -- understanding chains, researching contracts/tokens, then executing Each tool call is a model inference (slow + costly), and outputs are interdependent. That means we can’t just merge them into a single tool

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Releasing a new architecture for @thirdweb Nebula! It’s now cheaper, faster, and more accurate. Over the past couple of months, we’ve tested 5+ different agent architectures, each a step forward in speed and accuracy. What’s changed? 🧵

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been playing around with amps to grow @thirdweb - this felt significant to me for a couple reasons: when I was 18 I used to build twitter meme pages one day twitter rugged and suspended all of them because one of my growth strategies was to buy retweets off other pages at scale this went against their terms of service for some reason and without communication or explanation, they closed down pages I had built with 500k+ followers. (google twitter purge) seeing an app build the same feature natively into the platform is a paradigm shift. the future of social will be letting people do and build what they want on top of the network. no arbitrary rules that put a cap on creativity. amps is cool because it a) acts as a push notification to a group of followers that we've posted b) recasts to their followers for an engagement boost not sure how long the efficacy will last, but love seeing this kind of experimentation

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We built the most powerful block explorer for every chain. ◆ ask anything about any EVM ◆ understand activity, trends and usage in real-time ◆ dive into contracts, transactions and use-cases Listen to how our founder, @furqan used Nebula to spot an emerging project on Berachain 🐻 You can talk to Nebula inside our mini-app below. 👇

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Who’s into specialty coffee? Any favorite roasters?

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Too many crypto x AI projects focus on LLM interfaces as a way to onboard users. But good UI/UX (single button click) is better for that. The real unlock will come from AI agents that can read, write, and reason onchain autonomously, including writing and deploying secure smart contracts to get things done

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Learn how to build AI agents - it’ll change your life

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Mostly as a copilot - asking questions about my logic soundness, errors, libraries, and generate scripts. I’d still do the architecture and algorithmic thinking myself

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Big context windows and solid base models make it super easy to build personalized experiences for users. Just toss the relevant user memory into the prompt and let the model work its magic

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yes, the MCP server is compatible with any MCP clients and any frameworks that can connect to MCP servers!

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Looking for feedback on the new `thirdweb@beta` TypeScript SDK! High level features: - Integrated embedded wallets (email/social logins) - Integrated AA (the whole stack) - Pro RPC for any EVM chain with just a chainId - Integrated IPFS upload/download - Ethers/Viem interop https://portal.thirdweb.com/typescript/v5

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WELCOME TO WARCASTER: A frame-based onchain battle game ⚔️ Phase 1 is now live: 1. Create or join an army in the frame below 2. Cast your army's link to recruit more soldiers Each person can only create or join 1 army. Once enough armies are created, Phase 2 will begin. Choose wisely:👇 https://warcaster.xyz

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HIRING web3 engineering roles across multiple teams: - smart contract engineer - software engineer we’re on a mission to build a full-stack web3 platform (frontend, backend, onchain). we’re powering 70k+ devs, including companies and brands we’re still early, join us https://interested.fyi/companies/thirdweb

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Deploy on thirdweb → Mint on Farcaster 🔮 Mint an exclusive thirdweb Frame NFT: ✷ Limited to 1,000 editions ✷ Deployed on @base.base.eth ✷ Like & recast to mint ✷ One-click, gasless minting flow Claim it below (& find out how to build your own): 👇 ✨ https://frames.thirdweb.com/mint

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