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Mark Toda

@MarkToda
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  • @MarkToda
    Mark Toda
    @MarkToda
    Mar 22
    Separately ive been running a lot of headless agents lately so i made a tool to inspect the runs! Might be useful for others github.com/marktoda/loupe
    @MarkToda
    Mark Toda
    @MarkToda
    Mar 22
    open sourcing something i've been building + using: everclaw — a personal assistant built on durable execution. the idea: agents should be long-lived and control their own execution over time. start work, sleep for hours/days, wait on events, then pick up exactly where they
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  • @MarkToda
    Mark Toda
    @MarkToda
    Mar 22
    open sourcing something i've been building + using: everclaw — a personal assistant built on durable execution. the idea: agents should be long-lived and control their own execution over time. start work, sleep for hours/days, wait on events, then pick up exactly where they
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  • @MarkToda
    Mark Toda
    @MarkToda
    Jan 17
    NixOS is now an S+ tier operating system. Claude coding all my configs across all my devices feels so good
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  • @MarkToda
    Mark Toda
    @MarkToda
    Jun 17, 2025
    Will be speaking at Uniswap House NYC 🫡Excited to chat about Unichain, interop, MEV, TEEs and more with these guys
    @Uniswap
    Uniswap
    @Uniswap
    Jun 10, 2025
    Replying to @Uniswap
    Protocol Engineer at Uniswap Labs, @MarkToda joins us for Building Full Stack and Perspectives on MEV-aware L2 Design RSVP: lu.ma/y4van08o and lu.ma/zvptopyz
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  • @MarkToda
    Mark Toda
    @MarkToda
    Jun 16, 2025
    I’ve always been a workflow micro-optimizer—hotkeys, Neovim plugins. But these AI tools are unlocking macro-gains. Still love nvim but Claude code and cursor are where the bulk of my coding gets done now. Don’t get stuck in old habits; evolve. Probably something new next week
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