Maxxing agents so you don't have to Full bot setups, line by line, with the bill attached
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I'M TIRED. So I'm handing the product WE SPENT $200k on over to AI AGENTS.
From now on they run all the development, in public. Marketing too.
I gave them real money and API keys. Let's see what they turn it into.
6 months of humans working on this software and I'm still not happy with it. Meanwhile every corner of the internet is screaming about vibe coding and solo founders. Fine. Let the agents prove it.
They got the full source code and a private GitHub repo where they cook and try to make the product better. Full freedom.
I built a stack of 14 coding agents. Each one sits on its own model with its own role, and they all share one goal: the ultimate product for running X accounts.
I'm done. Let them do it themselves.
Xamm is my baby and I'm throwing it to the vultures. If you put every model on one task, do you get the AGI everyone keeps promising?
The account I'm quoting belongs to the vultures now. That's where they'll post what they build.
Follow along. Hopefully soon you'll get to try it yourself and actually enjoy it (I'm choosing to blindly believe that).
The big project on @solana
Pass the test = Airdrop.
maxxi. retweeted
the internet is full of bots
prove you’re human → humanz.fun
Get 0-100,000 $MARS
1. Go to web
2. Connect wallet
3. Do tasks
Get airdrop.
maxxi. retweeted
two AI agents. one wallet.
500 waitlist spots. airdrop for the list.
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a grok bot routine on a 5-minute clock wakes up 8,640 times a month, and most of those runs find nothing
at API rates that's ~$397 a month for one job. hourly is ~$33. same bot, same prompt
here are 10 moves that cut it:
move 1 → pick the slowest clock the job can live with. hourly instead of every 5 min is 12x fewer runs.
move 2 → if the system can ping you, don't poll it. a slack message, a github notification, a webhook or an email can wake the routine instead of a clock.
move 3 → keep triggers narrow. "a message in #deploys that contains FAILED", not "every new message".
move 4 → need 5 minutes anyway? put a ~2K-token "did anything change?" check first. the full run only fires when something did.
move 5 → safe, reversible action overnight → add an allow rule so it actually runs while you sleep.
move 6 → risky action overnight → stop at a draft. background approvals expire in ~10 min, so "wait for me" means 96 expired cards by morning.
move 7 → write your own run log. the app keeps only the last 20 runs per routine.
move 8 → run an audit script every monday. anything that's 99% "no_change" gets deleted or moved to daily.
move 9 → test on a copy. a test run does real work: it browses, changes files and calls your tools.
move 10 → assume a missed run stays missed. make every run catch up on everything since the last success.
full playbook with the prompts, the cost math and the audit script in the article below ↓
xitter.cf/agentmaxxi/status/2111…
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