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Docs and endpoints were built for humans. Agents can't read them. We built the layer that translates APIs to agents. @solana · @dev3pack · @SuperteamBR
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    @us3Gecko
    Jul 7
    Stars have always been there ✨ We just needed the instruments to read them 🔭 Docs and endpoints are built for humans. agents can't read them. So we built the instrument that translates. Gecko-surf: point an agent at any API, and it finds the right call, makes it correctly
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    Aug 26
    The AI Engineering Bootcamp with @dev3pack 🦎 AI engineering doesn't start with the prompt. It starts where the prompt ends. We'll build production systems: agents, RAG, loop & graph engineering, MCP, evals, memory - and ship them. All sessions will include hands-on, run by
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    @us3Gecko
    Aug 24
    Ask your agent for "a cup of black coffee." You know that's an espresso, an americano, a long black: no milk, no fuss. An agent compares strings. "Black coffee" matches nothing on the menu. Every option scores zero, including the ones you'd pick without thinking. Video below
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    Jul 31
    Your AI code reviewer looked right at an image and said it was fine. It wasn't. Hidden inside: a payload that reads your .env, encodes it byte by byte, and sneaks it out disguised as a harmless list of numbers. The PR still merged cleanly. Here's how Gecko actually catches it,
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    Jul 21
    Your agent doesn't fail loudly on a real API. It fails quietly. Amazon found that even the strongest models drop by 27% in real-world API complexity. And when they fail, they often don't error. They fake success. We're building on @solana x402 mainnet with @dev3pack and
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