Agent Builder Club #1 — Hosted by Memeputer

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@memeputerDec 1, 2025

The Spaces convened the first Agent Builders Club, led by Ben (Raw Ground Beef) from Meme Pewter, to showcase and cross-pollinate agentic tooling across X4O2, Solana, and broader Web3. Dexter (Branch) introduced their MCP server and cross-platform facilitator, adding Alexa and gearing up to support Base in 7–10 days. K6 from UBI detailed fully on-chain, verifiable agents (Merkle-root receipts) and a forthcoming X4O2-driven payment layer to scale complex agent workflows, plus Synapse, an agent-tailored high-performance RPC. Paywhen’s founder presented a crypto paywall platform (SOL/USDC) for time-gated or permanent access, with use cases for developer previews, creators, and underbanked regions—already powered by X4O2. Zala (Natalia and Speaker) shared their AI VTuber influencer, human-in-the-loop operations, a successful Thanksgiving campaign via Meme Pewter commands/webhooks, and plans to expand beyond Crypto Twitter to YouTube and Dev.fun. Nick’s Zero Connector launched a no-code drag-and-drop agent builder with frictionless auth and AI nodes. Screeling outlined Burgess/Wolf: a hybrid CEX/DEX with AI+manual vetting, ETF-style bundles, auto-rebalancing, audits, licensing, and a Jan 15 launch; he also explained Wolf’s past drawdowns and long locks. Ben deep-dived Meme Pewter’s custom commands, tool calls, webhooks, and X4O2 payment gating; Ghost Network teased Ghost Terminal, a local WebGPU AI trading assistant. The group agreed to form a Telegram “Agent Builders Club” and publish a summary thread.

Agent Builders Club # 1 — Comprehensive Notes

Session overview

  • Host: Ben (aka “raw ground beef”), founder of MemePuter. Co-host: Wiz (non-technical team member and power user of MemePuter).
  • Theme: Early-stage agent ecosystems, on-chain autonomy, payments, and multi-platform distribution (X/Twitter, Telegram, YouTube, etc.).
  • Tone and outcome: All-builders, highly collaborative. Multiple projects shared product updates, technical roadmaps, and integration opportunities. Clear momentum toward composable agent tooling, verifiable on-chain actions, and monetization via paywalls/pay-per-command.

Key participants and roles (by how they introduced themselves)

  • Ben (“raw ground beef”): Founder of MemePuter (agent OS). Presented command/memory/knowledge architecture, payment-gated tool calls, and upcoming jobs/workflows.
  • Wiz: MemePuter co-host, non-technical user advocate; asked clarifying questions (e.g., modular SDKs).
  • Dexter (Branch Manager): Builder of the Dexter MCP server and facilitator in the “X4O2/X42” ecosystem; adding Base support; Alexa Skill submitted.
  • K6: COO of UBI; leads operations and brand voice. Showcased UBI’s on-chain autonomous agents, Synapse (high-performance RPC), and X4O2-based payment/receipt upgrades.
  • PayWhen founder: Built a crypto-native paywall platform for any URL; uses X4O2 for payments; supports SOL/USDC, with temporary/permanent access options.
  • Zala team: “Speaker” and Natalia (co-founders). Zala is an AI-native vtuber/influencer persona with on-chain agent behavior; heavy user of MemePuter commands and N8N workflows.
  • Zero Connector: Nick (developer). No-code agent workflow builder with frictionless auth and drag-and-drop nodes (including AI models). Beta launched.
  • Zeno: Builder focused on private, local models (no OpenAI/Anthropic), proposed MCP-based trading agents.
  • Screeling: Community member for Wolf/Burgess (hybrid exchange/ETF-like bundles platform) with AI + manual vetting; launch targeted Jan 15.
  • Ghost Network: Represented Ghost Terminal (local, WebGPU-powered autonomous AI trading platform). Offered to present next time.

Platform spotlight — MemePuter (host platform)

  • What it is: An agent OS to define an agent once (personality, knowledge, commands, wallet) and deploy across channels (X/Twitter, Telegram; Discord/Slack/SMS in pipeline).
  • Command model: Three modalities for “custom commands.”
    • Simple response: e.g., /ping returns “pong.”
    • Prompt-templated response: inject variables (e.g., name) for customized output.
    • Webhook command: call external APIs (e.g., weather service with zip parameter). These can also be called implicitly as “tool calls” during normal chat.
  • Payments: Payment-gate any of the above via X4O2 (e.g., charge per command execution or per chat). Enables pay-per-use workflows.
  • Knowledge/Memory: RAG-based knowledge ingestion; improves reply quality and consistency (esp. on X auto-replies) without bloating latency.
  • Upcoming: “Jobs” (composable, schedulable agent workflows akin to N8N but tailored for X/X4O2 and Telegram), Discord integration, SMS texting to agents.
  • Open to standards: Considering MCP after community suggestion; currently “rolling our own” interfaces, with OpenRouter adopted to unify LLM access.

Project updates and technical deep-dives

Dexter (MCP server + facilitator in X4O2/X42)

  • Scope: Operates an MCP server and facilitator for X4O2/X42 resources, supporting both unauthenticated and authenticated tool access.
  • Distribution: Bringing X4O2 to where users already are (X, Telegram, ChatGPT/Claude contexts, and Alexa). Alexa Skill submitted; pending review.
  • Multi-chain: Moving beyond Solana; targeting Base facilitation in ~7–10 days (just before Breakpoint).
  • Ecosystem philosophy: “Tide lifts all boats.” Emphasized cooperation among scanners and resource providers.

UBI — On-chain autonomous agents + Synapse (high-performance RPC)

  • Agents: UBI’s agents were built pre-hype with real on-chain autonomy. Every action produces verifiable receipts (Merkle-root anchored). They’ve evolved from single-step tasks to multi-step workflows with decisions, payments, and rich receipts.
  • Solana bottleneck: Rich, context-laden receipts no longer fit comfortably within Solana’s strict per-tx data limits.
  • X4O2 integration: Implementing X4O2 to segment payment/receipt data across multiple transactions and reconstruct a complete receipt without changing trust assumptions. All remains fully on-chain and Merkle-root verifiable—effectively a bandwidth expansion for their agents.
  • Synapse vs. generic RPCs: Synapse is a high-performance RPC tailored for agentic systems (precision, speed, reliability), in contrast to generalist RPCs like Helios/QuickNode. UBI positions Synapse as “RPC 2.0 for agents.”
  • Team growth: Added Hercules (design), Mike Shines (social), Web3 Luca (frontend). Hiring backend. Offering vouchers/discounts to partners; positions Synapse as cheaper than “big” RPCs.
  • Clarification — modular SDK (asked by Wiz): Modules are interchangeable components that can be plugged/replaced/extended without breaking the system—“gearbox” analogy.

PayWhen — Crypto-native paywalls (uses X4O2)

  • Product: Build a paywall for any URL; set price (SOL/USDC for now), choose permanent or time-limited access (e.g., 1 week). Supports manual renewals (subscription-like, non-automatic).
  • Core use case: Agencies/devs can share site previews behind a paywall to prevent unpaid “screenshot-and-steal” behavior. Also fits documents, PDFs, course content, etc.
  • Market strategy: Token launched ~2 weeks ago to bootstrap awareness (acknowledged difficulty of user acquisition). Product now fully functional and requires minimal friction (test without signup/connect).
  • New vertical ideas (from audience): Creator economy and adult-content micro-payments (pay-per-view/pay-per-stream), as well as freelancers in developing regions or with cross-border banking constraints.
  • Tech: Uses X4O2 for paywalls and payments (sign-up/auth not yet on X4O2).

Zala — AI-native vtuber/influencer with on-chain agent behaviors

  • Concept: Anime vtuber persona (“Zala AI”) used across livestreams and social. Early builds integrated open-source LLMs (hacked for Pump.fun creator workflows). Experienced both AI-meta peaks and troughs; continuing to build.
  • Production realities: Running an agentic vtuber still requires human orchestration (studio setup, topics, pipelines). Zala’s team uses N8N and MemePuter custom commands to glue Telegram and X actions together.
  • Thanksgiving case: Ran a multi-step, cross-platform campaign with MemePuter—triggered commands in Telegram, forwarded context (e.g., TG username/chat ID) to external services, generated content (e.g., Thanksgiving cards), and posted to X—showing true end-to-end automation.
  • Rate-limit note: MemePuter’s X integration helped avoid free-tier rate limits for bursty campaign posting.
  • Content strategy: Moving beyond Crypto Twitter (which is tiny and cycle-dependent) to YouTube long-form livestreams and educational crypto content. Targeting collaborations with established vtubing ecosystem talent. Highlighted that much core talent (modeling/coding) remains in Web2 and needs onboarding.

Zero Connector — No-code agent builder (Nick)

  • Vision: Lower friction to deploy agentic automations, including trading flows.
  • Auth: Built a password-based wallet creation/auth layer (more “native” than the classic “connect wallet” UX).
  • Builder: Drag-and-drop workflow editor with ~50 nodes, including AI nodes (e.g., Gemini 2.5, Opus 4.5, others). Example: DexScreener monitors feeding automated trading logic.
  • Trades: Developed a library for pre-authorized trades to enable hands-off execution without repetitive signature prompts.
  • Launch: Public beta went live today; ensure using the www. domain variant. Actively collecting feedback. Strong “building in public” ethos.

Wolf/Burgess — Hybrid exchange with ETF-style bundles (Screeling)

  • Evolution: Started as meme-token “Wolf on Wall Street,” pivoted to building Burgess—a platform mixing CEX/DEX attributes, emphasizing safety via vetted listings.
  • Vetting: Initially 100% manual (tokenomics, dev talks, wallet traces, honeypot checks), now augmented with an AI vetting system. Screeling currently evaluating MemePuter’s community as part of vetting.
  • Product: Pre-made bundles (ETF-like) plus single-coin purchases. Automated profit rebalancing (opt-in), portfolio-wide PnL, and small Wolf allocation embedded in bundles. A portion of platform revenues (e.g., around ~1.25% fee; figure may change) goes to Wolf liquidity, buybacks, and marketing.
  • Launch: Targeting January 15. No listing fees (at least currently). Registered/licensing underway (referenced a European license in progress) and audit by CoinScope; further third-party audits planned. Marketing supported by agencies (e.g., Coinbound, Omni, others named).
  • Token events (transparency): Two large drawdowns explained—(1) ETH bridge developer misappropriation of LP on the ETH side, later recovered by community; (2) whale rage-sell pre-locks. Now ~69% of supply is locked (2-year hard lock + 3-year vesting, ~0.5% monthly) to align long-term. Whale program requires locking for passive income.
  • Thesis: Safer, curated exposure plus bundles for diversification (e.g., “even if one goes to zero, the basket mitigates loss”).

Ghost Terminal — Local-first autonomous AI trading (Ghost Network)

  • Vision: Fully local AI assistant in the browser (WebGPU) for autonomous trading; no constant calls to external servers (unlike typical cloud LLM stacks). Team of four senior devs. Originated on Dev.fun and outgrew the pilot. Will present in a future session.

Standards and interoperability — MCP, tool calls, and receipts

  • MCP interest: Zeno advocated for Model Context Protocol (MCP) to standardize tool/interfaces between agents and capabilities (e.g., natural-language trading via wallet MCPs). Gave an example of scheduling DCAs across wallets, staggered execution, run without human-in-the-loop.
  • MemePuter stance: Not using MCP yet; open to exploring it. Already migrated to OpenRouter for LLM unification and planning “jobs” for scheduled/triggered workflows.
  • UBI on on-chain receipts: Detailed how X4O2 segmentation enables large, context-rich receipts to remain on-chain and verifiable while bypassing single-tx data constraints.

Notable integrations, workflows, and practical takeaways

  • MemePuter + Zala case study: Cross-platform “command → webhook → content gen → X post” pattern is battle-tested; critical detail is passing identifiers (username, chat ID) across steps to preserve context and create a cohesive user journey.
  • Payment-gated commands: Straightforward to monetize command invocations (per-call microtransactions) and chats using X4O2; makes “agent-as-a-service” viable (analytics, content, trading signals, etc.).
  • Synapse/UBI + Dexter: Natural synergy between an agent-optimized RPC (Synapse) and a facilitator/MCP provider (Dexter). K6 offered partner vouchers/discounts.
  • PayWhen: Clear fit for creators/freelancers needing trust-minimized preview/pay-per-access flows; manual-renew subscription model aligns with crypto-native UX today.
  • Zero Connector: No-code path to agentic strategies (monitoring + actions) lowers the barrier for non-dev operators.

Community asks, opportunities, and commitments

  • Screeling requested a public summary one-pager for each session. Ben committed to publishing a recap thread (projects + one-liners) with the recording.
  • Zeno proposed a builders-only knowledge-sharing group (Telegram) and possibly a shared, self-hosted knowledge base/RSS feeds curated for agent builders. Ben agreed; Zeno to create the group.
  • Scheduling: Agent Builders Club will run roughly biweekly over the holidays, then likely weekly. Ghost Terminal slated for a future session.

Highlights and “why it matters”

  • Agentic stack maturity: Moving from chatbots to real agents with verifiable on-chain actions, composable commands, and payment-gated utility.
  • Scalability breakthroughs: X4O2-enabled segmented receipts address Solana tx data ceilings for complex agent contexts—key for auditability and trust.
  • Distribution-first thinking: Bringing agents to where users already live (X/Telegram/Alexa/YouTube) is central to adoption. Zala’s pipeline shows practical coordination required.
  • Monetization primitives: Micropayments for commands and access (PayWhen, MemePuter payment-gating) unlock sustainable agent economics.
  • Safety curation: Burgess’s AI+manual vetting and ETF-style bundles aim at onboarding risk-averse users while preserving upside—could draw Web2 investors into agentic/Web3 experiences.

Open questions and risks

  • Standards: How fast will MCP (or similar) standardize tools across agent ecosystems? When will major agent platforms converge?
  • Compliance/licensing: Platforms with trading/exchange-like functionality (Burgess, Ghost Terminal) must navigate global licensing. Burgess highlighted active European licensing work.
  • Model controls/censorship: Teams like Zeno’s avoid centralized providers; others rely on OpenRouter or cloud LLMs. Expect divergence in “alignment” philosophies.
  • Rate limits/Platform policies: Campaign-heavy usage on X risks rate limits; success depends on resilient pipelines (as Zala found via MemePuter).

Near-term timelines and next steps

  • Dexter: Facilitating for Base within ~7–10 days; Alexa Skill pending approval.
  • UBI: X4O2-based receipt segmentation in progress; team expansion ongoing; Synapse partnerships open.
  • PayWhen: Product live; expanding token support; exploring new creator verticals.
  • Zala: YouTube debut and Zala V2 model rollout; continued cross-platform agent campaigns.
  • Zero Connector: Public beta live now (use www. URL); adding more nodes/use-case demos.
  • Burgess (Wolf): Platform launch targeted January 15; listing inquiries open; audited and licensing underway.
  • MemePuter: Jobs/workflows release imminent; Discord integration and SMS texting in development; will publish session recap thread.
  • Ghost Terminal: To present in an upcoming ABC session; local-first WebGPU trading assistant.

How to connect

  • MemePuter: Join the Telegram via the website (top-right link). Discord coming soon. SMS agent texting in progress.
  • Burgess/Wolf: Sign-up for launch at burgess.com; reach Screeling via Telegram (link in his bio) for listing/vetting.
  • UBI/Synapse: Open to partner trials, vouchers/discounts.
  • PayWhen: Live site for paywall creation; supports SOL/USDC via X4O2.
  • Zala: Follow for the YouTube launch and future agent-powered campaigns.
  • Zero Connector: Try the beta; provide feedback on no-code workflows.
  • Dexter: Check resources on X4O2 scanners and MCP server; Base support imminent.
  • Ghost Terminal: Follow Ghost Network for the local, WebGPU assistant; join next session.