Proposes Fetch Quests, a smart-contract platform where technical jobs are posted as clear quests with automatic payment on verified completion via GitHub CI and Ethereum. The goal is fetch-quest simplicity for real technical work, with transparent reputation and no middlemen holding your money.
Development is shifting from writing code to directing AI agents that write code for you. Claude Code, git tree workflows, and prompt strategy are the key skills for the new orchestration-focused workflow, with open-source tools catching up.
Proposes a verifiable control plane for AI using zero-knowledge proofs for model integrity, decentralized identity attestation, and on-device pre-screening. These mechanisms could make AI outputs accountable while preserving user privacy and compensating users for their contributions.
Explains why the original Health Protocol failed in Monte Carlo simulations and introduces Autophage, a successor where tokens decay to prevent hoarding and value recycles through the Reservoir. The system rewards health activities with privacy-preserving proofs users can sell.
Announces plans to launch a cryptocurrency that rewards verified healthy behaviors instead of punishing illness. The token will use transparent, non-punitive incentives with privacy as the default, starting centralized and earning decentralization through actual usage.
Introduces the author, a self-taught engineer turned startup founder in San Francisco, and his philosophy on AI tools as productivity amplifiers that need clear attribution. He built attest.97115104.com, a free badge generation service for marking content as human-generated or AI-assisted.