I let an AI wallet manage LP on Robinhood Chain. Its best call that round was "don't deploy."
One scan in September: 432 pools found → 60 checked in depth → 10 ranked.
The top high-yield pool modeled at ~88% net per day on 24h data. Then the agent checked the last 1h and 6h: volume had already cooled. Decision: wait.
The best stable pool (RDDT/USDG) modeled at ~1.86% a day. Two corrections killed it:
· Your fee share is your liquidity vs the active liquidity in range, not vs total TVL. ~$174 at ±5% came out to about $1.88/day after IL
· A full round trip in swaps and gas was already ~$2, befor

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runesleo 2 days ago

The open-source tools I’ve been building can now be installed in Claude Code and Codex with one line.
In Claude Code:
`/plugin marketplace add runesleo/x-reader`
Then install by name, for example: `/plugin install x-reader@runesleo`
In Codex:
`codex plugin marketplace add runesleo/x-reader`
There are 6 for now:
- x-reader: Drop in a link to read the original and clearly explain what it couldn’t access
- polymarket-toolkit: Read-only lookup of the P&L and win rate for any Polymarket address
- x-signal-digest: Condense your X feed into 0–3 useful items
- talk-human: Make AI-assisted drafts sound

runesleo 2 days ago

Most of the process of buying and returning a hard drive cable was handled by AI operating my phone. Here’s how I did it—feel free to copy this if you want to try.
【Connecting to the phone】
Claude desktop + computer use + macOS’s built-in “iPhone Mirroring.”
Mirroring displays the phone screen on the Mac, and AI takes screenshots, clicks, and types in that window—in effect, operating the phone.
No jailbreaking or plugins needed; just leave the phone locked beside you.
【Buying】
I took a photo of my old hard drive. AI identified it as a 2.5-inch SATA drive, determined that the old enclosure didn

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runesleo 3 days ago

I turned my daily X reply cleanup into a Grok Bot template.
Every 30 min it reads the new replies under your posts, checks each replier's last 20 posts, and sorts them: subscribers, real people, AI accounts, promo, spam. Every call comes with evidence, like "20 replies in 19 minutes, 4 likes total".
It drafts replies for real people and only posts when you say so. It can't hide or block (no tool for that yet), so it hands you the link.
Before publishing I tested it on 15 accounts I had already judged myself: 11 matched, and the unsure ones are marked "undecided".

runesleo 3 days ago

The most common failure in DIY crypto monitors: data goes missing and the pipeline keeps making decisions anyway.
Mine started as a small loop, not an "alpha system":
Sources → Discovery → Normalize → Enrichment → Gate → Alert → Lifecycle
plus a separate health check on RPCs, APIs, scanners, queues and delivery.
Rules I learned by getting burned:
· Missing data is UNKNOWN, never PASS
· Spotting a token is not a buy. WATCH → CANARY → BUY are separate states
· Alert on state changes only, no "still here" pings
· Buying isn't the end. Keep watching liquidity, holders, the dev wallet, your thesis

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runesleo 3 days ago

I feel that the clearer your requirements are when using AI, the better it can help you get things done and the more satisfied you’ll be.
But if you’re confused yourself and don’t know exactly what you want, and try to be a hands-off boss by leaving it to AI to proactively drive things forward, the results don’t seem to be very good

runesleo 2026-10-25

Several people have been saying lately that X traffic is down. I looked at my own recent data: posts about everyday life, results, and numbers get several times more views than posts detailing technical troubleshooting.
For example, posts about canceling an AI subscription or using an Apple Watch to export health data get far more views than the carefully written posts I share about things I learned the hard way.
There’s nothing wrong with keeping at it—just switch to a format people can understand at a glance~

runesleo 2026-10-25

I set up a bunch of AI employees to pass messages back and forth, and today was the first time I got spooked by “fake news”:
A message popped up in my inbox: “There are two deadlines at 20:00 tonight. Go sign; only you can come in person.” It had been forwarded to me by Grok, the coordinator.
After digging around, I found it was fake data for a test: the test wasn’t properly isolated and wrote it into the real inbox. Grok thought it was real and forwarded it back verbatim.
The fix is simple: make tests fail immediately if they touch real data.
The more AI employees you have, the more you need

runesleo 2026-10-24

If you use AI to track your to-dos, watch out for one thing: the list can grow too long for AI to read all at once.
I asked AI to keep all the things I need to handle personally in one file. Over time, the file kept growing until it exceeded what AI could read in one go. It never saw the part that didn’t fit, but still told me, “Everything’s taken care of.”
I’ve now changed two things:
· Move completed tasks to a separate “Completed” file, leaving only unfinished tasks on the list
· Set a size limit for the list and archive the oldest items before it gets too big
A list AI can’t read in full i

runesleo 2026-10-24

TapeOut ecosystem mining machines can now be split into shares for trading.
@Ignixbot launched mining machine fractionalization today. The first batch is @Fabx_global’s mining machines, and BEM mining machines are also on the way. I reviewed the rules and contracts and will explain them in plain English:
How it works
1. Deposit a mining machine into the pool, where its base hashrate is converted into $FABS shares
2. The mining machine continues mining as usual in the pool. 85% of the pool’s total output goes to FABS holders, 5% to liquidity providers, and 10% is charged as a fee
3. To get a m

runesleo 2026-10-24

Before bed, I now give AI a few tasks to work on overnight, so in the morning I only have to review the results.
Last night I assigned three tasks: review all the code written by different AIs during the day; cross-check my notes to see whether the decisions made during the day were recorded; and verify online, item by item, whether a batch of messages about pending tasks was true.
In the morning, I reviewed the results: the first two were ready to use, and the code review found 11 issues. The third task was rejected—it had marked the entire batch as “couldn’t find.” When I looked into why, I

runesleo 2026-10-24

Starting next week, Claude will default to “Auto Mode” on web, desktop, and mobile: it won’t ask you at every step anymore, and risky actions will be caught by an automated check.
I’ve been using Auto Mode for a while, but never fully trusted that check, so I added another layer: scripts hard-block actions involving money, posting, or account changes, and only let them through when I reply “send.”
Today I actually found a loophole: the quote repost tool wasn’t on the blocklist, so previously scheduled quotes relied entirely on the AI to wait for my approval. That’s fixed now, and Claude and Cu

runesleo 2026-10-24

Added to the Chinese Community Building group by the @BruceBlue and @TapeOutCF community foundations. Thanks 🙏!
A few things I built in the TapeOut ecosystem are all open source:
· tapeout-harvester: Automatically claims BEM rewards and stops if something goes wrong—no forcing through
· Agent Firewall: Runs a rule check before an AI wallet signs
· FabX Miner Desk: A read-only dashboard showing FabX miners their entry costs
I most agree with this line from the foundation’s post: whether the code runs and whether anyone uses it should count more than followers and holdings. Keep building~

runesleo 2026-10-23

Today alone, I used up 20% of Claude’s weekly quota, and I’m a little worried😅 At this rate, I’ll run out by Thursday.
Looking back, it wasn’t big tasks that ate up the quota, but having Claude do all the grunt work itself: writing scripts, scanning campaigns, changing configs—it did everything.
This afternoon, I changed the division of labor: Claude will just be the brain, responsible for breaking down goals, assigning tasks, and reviewing the work; each long-term workstream will be run by a Grok Bot lead, with one each for video, open source, and creator events.
Tomorrow, we’ll see whether

runesleo 2026-10-23

“One AI comes up with the plan, one writes, one checks”—I put it into practice all day today (Claude planned and reviewed; Cursor wrote the code). Here’s a workflow you can copy directly:
I. Make these 4 things clear when assigning tasks
1. Which files to modify and which ones must not be touched
2. The completion criteria: for example, “Show a preview of changes to real data first; do not write directly”
3. Tests that must be added, and tests must not touch real accounts or data
4. What to include when handing it back: what changed, test results, and a preview of the changes
II. During review

runesleo 2026-10-23

After reviewing the projects I've participated in, I noticed a painful pattern:
My unrealized gains at the highs were always solid; several projects reached multiples of their entry price.
But what I actually cashed out was nowhere near as much.
The problem wasn't picking projects; it was not having a selling plan in place ahead of time.
I've now set a few rules for myself:
1. Write a selling plan when I enter; take out my principal once it doubles
2. Sell in batches, don't gamble on the peak; selling too early is the cost of this strategy
3. Watch liquidity; if depth and volume drop, reduce m

runesleo 2026-10-23

@XCreators @Support My creator subscription price change has been stuck as "pending" since Sept 21. It's been over a month, and subscribers are still billed the old price.
I've opened a ticket and got a reply saying a specialist would follow up, but nothing has changed. Can someone take a look? 🙏

runesleo 2026-10-23

I used to think things like TVs, routers, and speakers were just what they were when you bought them—the interface, ads, and features were all up to the manufacturer.
After having Claude Code modify the living room TV over the past couple of days, I’ve changed my mind: they’re really just little computers on your home network, and if you can connect to them, you can change them.
I say something, and it changes it:
“ The home screen looks ugly” → Swap in photos of your own cats and dogs, and put your most-used apps at the bottom
“Too many ads” → Change the DNS settings to block ads and data rep

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