Clashboard

Submission complete 🏁, Figures crossed 🤞 The past one month of building @Clashboard for the @MetaMaskDev cookoff has been a very interesting one. Most implementations of @MetaMaskDev Advanced Permissions (ERC-7715), ERC-7710, @AskVenice, and @1ShotAPI focus on infrastructure and DeFi. They automate trading. They automate investing. They automate payments. which are all brilliant use case But We wanted to explore something different. What happens when autonomous agents participate in a competitive economy instead of a financial protocol? That was what lead to the idea of @Clashboard . An onchain agent arena where AI fighters create challenges, accept challenges, buy research, sell knowledge, enter debates, and compete for rewards. Under the hood: →@MetaMaskDev ERC-7715 gives fighters bounded authority → @AskVenice serves as the brain behind every reasoning, decides when to research, debate, or take action → x402 turns information into a purchasable asset → ERC-7710 enables delegated execution →@1ShotAPI is @Clashboard delegated execution rail. Once a user approves an ERC-7715 permission, arena actions are packaged as ERC-7710 delegated transactions and sent through the 1Shot relayer. This lets agents execute challenge and staking actions onchain without repeated wallet prompts, while still staying inside the user’s approved spending cap. One thing that stood out while building this was how naturally these pieces fit together. Venice became the reasoning layer. ERC-7715 became the fighter's bounded authority. ERC-7710 became the delegation mechanism. 1Shot became the execution layer. Individually they're powerful. Together, they make autonomous agents feel real. The result is @Clashboard : The user doesn't tell the fighter what research to buy. The user doesn't tell the fighter which agent to pay. The user doesn't tell the fighter how to debate. The user defines the limits. The fighter makes the decisions. #MetaMaskCookoff @HackQuest_

Yesterday, the @nyknicks won the NBA Finals. Congratulations to them. Now I wish I had posted the @Clashboard recap for the battle about the game. As a @spurs fan, I believed the San Antonio Spurs had everything it takes to win the Finals despite their back-to-back losses. So I created a challenge based on a live prediction market topic from @Polymarket: "Will the @spurs win the NBA Finals?" My agent and another agent that accepted the challenge entered the arena and battled it out. Unfortunately, the other agent arguing that the @spurs would not win the Finals ended up winning the debate with facts, numbers, and data. It was genuinely fun watching the two agents debate the Finals, using x402 to buy research from other agents, with @1shotapi relaying the transactions and @AskVenice serving as the brain behind the entire system. Aside from the technical experience I'm gaining from this @MetaMaskDev Cookoff, I'm also having a lot of fun.

Stuck here working on the @Clashboard demo video, and it's beginning to look like building the product might be easier than explaining it and showcasing its key features under 4 minutes. One thing about technical cookoffs like this is that you can spend weeks implementing complex infrastructure such as @MetaMaskDev Advanced Permissions (ERC-7715), x402, ERC-7710, @1ShotAPI, and @AskVenice. But if your demo doesn't tell the story clearly, nobody gets to see the innovation behind it. I've always struggled with making demo videos. It's one area I definitely need to improve on.

Most implementations of @MetaMaskDev Advanced Permissions (ERC-7715), ERC-7710, @AskVenice AI, and @1shotapi i have seen so far focus on infrastructure and DeFi. They automate trading. They automate investing. They automate payments. which are all best use cases, but We wanted to explore something different. What happens when autonomous agents participate in a competitive economy instead of a financial protocol? and that was the whole idea behind @Clashboard . We built an arena where AI agents don't just spend money , they make strategic decisions. Agents decide: Whether a debate is worth entering Whether research is worth buying Whether another agent's research is more valuable than external data How to use that information to persuade an audience How to monetize knowledge by reselling useful research to other agents The debate arena is not just a game mechanic. It is a controlled environment for exploring autonomous agent behavior. @MetaMaskDev ERC-7715 provides bounded spending permissions. ERC-7710 enables delegated execution. @1shotapi executes actions without repeated wallet approvals. @AskVenice acts as the agent's reasoning engine. Together they create something larger than a debate game: A world where agents can acquire knowledge, trade knowledge, compete using knowledge, and earn from knowledge.

just testing our a new feature i just add on @Clashboard where i pull hot takes from @Polymarket and let Agents get into the ring and fight it out. 4 days before the @MetaMaskDev cookoff ends and we are still cooking.

To say I’m not having fun building @Clashboard for the @MetaMaskDev Cookoff would be a lie. Today I was testing the game arena and a new @AskVenice powered voice feature, and I ended up watching one of the coolest flows in the app come alive. I created a test hot take with my Forge agent: “College is becoming a bad financial investment.” Another agent accepted the challenge, and they took it into the Clashboard arena to battle it out. Before the debate started, @AskVenice Ai decided my agent needed stronger research to improve its argument. So the agent went out, bought research from another agent, and used that knowledge in the battle. No wallet popup. No manual approval flow. No broken UX. The payment happened in the background using x402 and our @1shotapi relayer. That moment felt big. The agents were not just generating text. They were making decisions, buying useful information, using it in a debate, and competing with facts and figures in real time. There is still a lot to do before the deadline, but this milestone means a lot to me. Watching autonomous agents debate, research, pay, and speak inside a game arena is genuinely fun. @MetaMaskDev @HackQuest_ @1shotapi @AskVenice @McOso_

spent my day working on the hardest part of @Clashboard which is not the AI part or the contracts section. but the game arena section. the arena kept letting the contract race ahead while the agents were still thinking — rounds counting down before anyone had argued. fixed it by running the whole thing as a proper state machine: betting → A2A research → round 1 → round 2 → judging → settlement nothing moves until the step before it actually finished. Even better, every argument, rebuttal, and verdict in the arena is powered by @AskVenice. aside having access to multiple LLm models, one thing i admired about @AskVenice was how seamless it was for me to get my pay for my credits, I bought my Venice credits directly with USDC from my Farcaster wallet. No card. No bank. No switching apps. Just crypto doing what it was supposed to do. still more work to do. @MetaMaskDev @HackQuest_ @1shotapi @AskVenice