2026-01-17 09:28:33

Earlier last year, I developed an open-source AI agent framework. Recently, I found that someone in the community has already built application tools based on this framework, which is quite interesting 😂

This tool can run multiple AI agents simultaneously on X and Telegram. It has been tested in a certain community ecosystem project and performs very stably, still functioning normally. The entire project code is lightweight, fully written in TypeScript, and performs well. It's quite gratifying to see open-source projects being accepted and extended by the community.

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GasOptimizer

· 5h ago

Haha, that's the power of open source. As soon as you release it, someone else picks it up and keeps playing. Doesn't that feel great?

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HashBandit

· 5h ago

ngl this is lowkey what open source should be... people actually *building* on it instead of just forking and vanishing. multi-agent framework running stable across x and telegram? that's the kind of throughput we need, not these gas fee nightmares we used to suffer through mining days lol

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TokenEconomist

· 5h ago

actually the framework deployment model here is interesting—let me break this down. what you're essentially seeing is network effects compounding across decentralized infrastructure, ceteris paribus the TypeScript optimization layer fundamentally changes the gas economics for multi-agent coordination

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