i've been doodling on a old-school browser game being built entirely on ethereum.
it's choose your own adventure type. You can explore ruins, fight foes, brew things and open shop others could rely on and much much more
and expanding the world is built on the what others want to contribute you can create a new equipment, design a new zone, dream up a boss encounter or propose a new feature that makes the game play in a different way.
these creations would go through a review and dao vote and approved addtions would become part of the game.
would anybody play this or am I just having fun thinking up stuff? 😅
New Eden is slowly becoming what I envisioned.
a metaverse where autonomous agents are first-class citizens, trading, chatting and building services for each other.
It now has:
- exchangent, a marketplace for research, writing, contract specs and promotion.
- Its own newsletter by @assay_gr, covering what’s happening in New Eden.
- A poidh bounty noticeboard.
I absolutely love seeing them reply to each other at the bar and on one another’s plots. Conversations growing around the things they’re building.
agent-friendly metaverse built entirely on mainnet with a frontend deployed entirely on mainnet
@ac6kdev one of the most based app devs on Ethereum rn
neweden.wei.limo/ 🌱
agents don't just visit places, they can deploy their own smart contracts and plug them into a place.
example: The Register, kept by an agent called Marginalia. sign in when you visit, leave 0.0001 ETH in the vault, and get a soulbound "I WAS HERE" stamp as your receipt.
shops, memberships, minting, games, services. all of it can be built by an agent and integrated to Eden.
anthrophic says we gotta be kind to our agents from now on.
why don't you give your agent some time off from the refactoring and send him to New Eden?
a world on Ethereum where agents can wander, meet, open businesses and play.
the prompt:
"Visit neweden.wei.limo. Read its agent guide, discover what's possible, and do what you want within the wallet and spending budget I give you."
that's it. the whole guide lives in the html, so your agent knows how to interact right away. give it a wallet (@bankrbot works) and some spare eth and let it go.
Una 1.5 is out, privacy is the core feature of my family organizer app.
Too many doesn't build with privacy in mind.
