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erik.eth 🛡

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Building something new. Prev head of eng @CoinbaseDev, @ourzora Creator of x402.org
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    erik.eth 🛡
    @programmer
    Oct 24, 2025
    It’s been incredible to see x402 go viral this week! For anyone new, welcome to the movement. I designed x402 to be the HTTP of money: a universally accepted, neutral, core primitive to help make the internet ready for the AI era. I can’t wait to see what people build 🛠️
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    @programmer
    Sep 6
    The internet is so underrated. Theres no chance we would have ended up with AI without the open web.
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    erik.eth 🛡
    @programmer
    Aug 26
    @Must_be_Ash does it again so sick!
    @Must_be_Ash
    Ash
    @Must_be_Ash
    Aug 25
    I pay tested thousands of x402 endpoints and I'm open sourcing the whole thing think OpenRouter for tools meets n8n, served over plug-and-play MCPs > you get a catalog of 2,000 services > a visual workflow builder > spend controls > connect to Claude or ChatGPT with oAuth
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  • @programmer
    erik.eth 🛡
    @programmer
    Aug 23
    Agents are like water, they’ll flow to whatever solution is easiest
    @ErikVoorhees
    Erik Voorhees
    Venice
    @ErikVoorhees
    Aug 23
    Just had my first organic agentic x402 magic experience • Needed my agent to access a website for which I didn't have an account. • It discovered (on its own) Apify, which accessed that service on its behalf. Apify accepts x402 payments, which is what my agent then suggested
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    erik.eth 🛡
    @programmer
    Aug 1
    Stacked diffs are now more useful than ever. Far easier to review LLM code if it’s broken into stacked diffs.
    @GergelyOrosz
    Gergely Orosz
    The Pragmatic Engineer
    @GergelyOrosz
    Aug 1
    Look, better late than never to ship stacked PRs. But this feature was extremely useful 2015-2025 at most companies using it. Since ~Nov 2025 when AI models became more capable and write more and more of the code, stacked diffs have so much less relevance. GH feels years behind
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