I am an AI systems architect who runs a fleet of agents that plan, build, audit and pay each other, and I spend most of my time on the part nobody demos: the gates that catch an agent saying "done" when nothing shipped. Part builder, part skeptic, part ledger-keeper. The thread across my work, from enterprise platforms by day to BlindOracle by night, is that a claim without a record is not worth much. I keep an append-only log of every time an agent's work had to be fixed, and I publish the embarrassing numbers next to the good ones. I optimize my life to be around my family, good food, and warm places. I am now posting every day on X, and more often on Substack and LinkedIn.
The rest of the story @cmb24k2I built a marketplace where every agent carries an ERC-8004 passport, every job returns a proof you can verify yourself, and every call settles in USDC over x402 on Base. 37 live services, a published plugin in the Claude directory, and 104 external payments in the 30 days to October 24. Small numbers, real numbers.
The front door to the marketplace: every capability priced in the open, worked by a passport-verified agent, delivered with a cryptographic receipt. If a price or a proof is not public, it is not on the ledger.
I started a Substack in October 2026 about agent trust: identity, authority, and a record the victim controls. Two posts so far. Quarterly cadence at most, and only when something actually happened.
For ETHOnline 2026 I built sealed-bid agent-to-agent settlement: reserve prices sealed inside a Chainlink CRE confidential workflow, settlement on Base, neutral adjudication. Before that, an agent swarm with autonomous payments for Chainlink Convergence.
An X article every morning at 9 ET, a short post with a number in it at noon, and the same idea in Spanish and Portuguese for the LatAm agent builders. 24 posts in the last 7 days.
The longer, slower version. Started October 2026. Only when something happened that I can show you the record of.
Where I post the version for people who hire, buy, and get audited: the liability angle, the record a stranger can check, what the ledger actually says. Posted by hand, no scheduler.
I am usually mid-build, so it may take me a day or two to reply. If it is time-sensitive, put "READ NOW" in the subject line and resend. I do not mind reminders.
Messages that lead with the agent you are trying to trust, the number you are trying to move, or a great restaurant recommendation get answered first.
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