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Community building with Arc Studio IRL!
Port Harcourt, Last time we met, we're building this time 🛠
"Prompt to Deploy with Arc Studio"
🗓 Saturday, 31 October 🕷
⏰ 11:30 AM to 4:30 PM WAT
📍 Pyale WorkHub, 21 Bekwere Wosu St, D-Line
A hands-on session to build, debug and deploy on @Arc using Arc Studio. No coding experience needed.
What we'll do
• Prompt Battle in groups
• Spot the Bug
• Deploy your app to Arc Testnet
• Builder pitches
• Builder Bingo and a group quiz
Bring a laptop 💻
RSVP: bit.ly/BuildClubPH
Arc House members: please also register on Arc House.
Blessing Adesiji retweeted
Port Harcourt, Last time we met, we're building this time 🛠
"Prompt to Deploy with Arc Studio"
🗓 Saturday, 31 October 🕷
⏰ 11:30 AM to 4:30 PM WAT
📍 Pyale WorkHub, 21 Bekwere Wosu St, D-Line
A hands-on session to build, debug and deploy on @Arc using Arc Studio. No coding experience needed.
What we'll do
• Prompt Battle in groups
• Spot the Bug
• Deploy your app to Arc Testnet
• Builder pitches
• Builder Bingo and a group quiz
Bring a laptop 💻
RSVP: bit.ly/BuildClubPH
Arc House members: please also register on Arc House.
Last Friday, I ran an Arc Studio workshop for 100+ developers building with AI agents, and one thing became clear.
Many developers are building products where blockchain could be genuinely useful, but the complexity of building onchain is still holding them back.
A recurring theme during the session was that many developers see smart contract complexity as a barrier to building onchain.
That’s what excites me about Arc Studio. Helping developers use blockchain to innovate, without needing to become smart contract experts first.
I left the session inspired by what becomes possible when that barrier comes down.
Let's keep building. Try it out at studio[dot]arc[io]
3D brower game built with Arc Studio and Claude Code - so cool!
Builders are exploring what’s possible with @arc Studio
I came across Mars Roadster, a 3D browser game built using Arc Studio and Claude Code
It’s great to see builders experimenting with ideas and turning them into interactive experiences
This is one example of what builders are creating within the Arc ecosystem
Looking forward to seeing what comes next.
Try it yourself: community.arc.io/home/clubs/…
Blessing Adesiji retweeted
Builders are exploring what’s possible with @arc Studio
I came across Mars Roadster, a 3D browser game built using Arc Studio and Claude Code
It’s great to see builders experimenting with ideas and turning them into interactive experiences
This is one example of what builders are creating within the Arc ecosystem
Looking forward to seeing what comes next.
Try it yourself: community.arc.io/home/clubs/…
Back in February 2021, I interviewed with Google cloud team and I failed badly.
I couldn’t solve a graph problem, and was stuck throughout the entire interview. After the interview I was so angry that I paid for Algoxpert + Leetcode premium with all the money that I made from freelancing and continued grinding..
Six months later I would get a much better offer with an AI startup - completely changed my career.
2021 was truly a pivotal year! I can relate!
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Happy Thursday, Builders, Architects, and the Arc community! 👋
Did you know that Arc enables AI agents to pay for intelligence even before they know the final cost of a task?
For example, an agent may need to query multiple AI models, call APIs, or use specialized tools before it can complete a request. Traditional payment systems often expect a fixed price upfront, making these kinds of dynamic workflows difficult.
@Arc addresses this by enabling programmable, onchain payments that can adapt as the actual cost becomes known. This opens the door to seamless machine-to-machine commerce, where AI agents can securely pay for intelligence and services without unnecessary friction.
See here for reach
community.arc.io/home/videos…
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I tried to understand how an AI agent could pay for intelligence when it doesn’t know the final cost upfront.
This Arc House conversation helped connect the dots.
Most AI tools still assume a human is paying.
Sign up. Add a card. Buy credits. Manage an API key.
But autonomous agents need a different approach, especially when the cost of an inference request isn’t known until the response is complete.
In this conversation, @bleso_a speaks with Jamie, founder of Alethieum and builder of @Ando_Inference
Jamie explains MPP-I, a machine-payments protocol for AI inference, and how it separates the model response from the payment process, using @arc for USDC settlement.
Think of a taxi ride: the meter runs, and you pay based on the final fare. MPP-I explores a similar idea for agents buying intelligence.
The Ando wallet demo brings it to life with an app, an autonomous agent, and even a robot simulation. The walkthrough uses Arc Testnet and testnet USDC.
If you're building with AI agents, this hour long conversation is worth watching. 👇
Blessing Adesiji retweeted
guys, if you’ve ever wanted a simpler way for AI agents to pay for the intelligence they use, here’s something worth checking out.
jimmy, founder of alethieum, is building ando and mpp-i on arc, using USDC for payments.
i do really like how @bleso_a handles conversations though
this isn’t just for developers or the arc community. it’s for anyone interested in AI, building products, or exploring the future of payment infrastructure.
the possibilities here are worth paying attention to. check out the conversation and demo. 👀
USDC on Arc gives agents a way to pay for the intelligence they use.
Jamie, founder of Alethieum, is building Ando so apps, agents, and robots can access intelligence and pay for it directly.
In this conversation with @bleso_a, Jamie explains why existing payment flows fall short, how MPP-I works, and why he chose Arc for USDC settlement.
Plus, a demo of Ando Wallet with an app, an autonomous agent, and a robot simulation sending testnet USDC.
Chapters
0:00 The Ando story and open access to intelligence
8:31 MPP-I: handling payment without interrupting inference
11:03 Inside the inference and payment flow
23:34 Why Arc: fast finality and USDC gas
32:24 Open access and the Ando Wallet walkthrough
49:06 Connecting OpenCode to Ando
54:02 Hermes manages its own inference
57:57 Ritchie robot simulation
1:02:30 The robot sends testnet USDC; the Circle tools behind Ando
1:08:16 What the agent economy could look like
1:12:03 Jamie’s advice for developers building on Arc
Blessing Adesiji retweeted
USDC on Arc gives agents a way to pay for the intelligence they use.
Jamie, founder of Alethieum, is building Ando so apps, agents, and robots can access intelligence and pay for it directly.
In this conversation with @bleso_a, Jamie explains why existing payment flows fall short, how MPP-I works, and why he chose Arc for USDC settlement.
Plus, a demo of Ando Wallet with an app, an autonomous agent, and a robot simulation sending testnet USDC.
Chapters
0:00 The Ando story and open access to intelligence
8:31 MPP-I: handling payment without interrupting inference
11:03 Inside the inference and payment flow
23:34 Why Arc: fast finality and USDC gas
32:24 Open access and the Ando Wallet walkthrough
49:06 Connecting OpenCode to Ando
54:02 Hermes manages its own inference
57:57 Ritchie robot simulation
1:02:30 The robot sends testnet USDC; the Circle tools behind Ando
1:08:16 What the agent economy could look like
1:12:03 Jamie’s advice for developers building on Arc
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ICYMI @bleso_a shared a helpful tip in Arc House's Arc Studio community!!
"There is one Arc Studio feature that, if you’re not using while building onchain, you’re debugging blind. It’s called Tracing."
Build on @arc
Read more:
community.arc.io/home/clubs/…
I can’t wait for y’all to watch the full conversation.
One-of-a-kind revolutionary tech on Arc!
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USDC is the most useful stablecoin in the world because 150+ global partners build on it and share in its growth. In H1 2026, that meant $819M paid out to our partners.
I wrote about how the model works, what we reinvest to make the network stronger, and why every customer can always redeem for free.
circle.com/blog/the-economic…
In the first half of 2026, USDC settled more than $36 trillion in onchain transaction volume.
Read more below.
circle.com/blog/the-economic…
There is one Arc Studio feature that, if you’re not using while building onchain, you’re debugging blind.
It’s called Tracing.
Let’s imagine you’re building an app that sends USDC. You click send and approve the transaction in your wallet, but your app is still loading.
Now you’re not sure what’s going on.
Did the wallet connect? Was the transaction submitted? Was it confirmed onchain? Did the contract emit the expected event?
Instead of checking your browser console, wallet, and explorer separately, Tracing shows the full flow in one timeline.
You can see every step, how long it took, where something failed, and the data your app sent and received.
You could paste logs into an AI coding tool and ask it to debug them. But the real value of Tracing is that it automatically captures the full onchain flow first, so the AI has the right context to explain what happened.
You can also click Ask Studio and let the AI explain the trace for you.
Start building today at studio[dot]arc[dot]io
