Sibyl Sunday - Countdown to BUILD MODE

I was shot up and listened. De-railed me. What was I speaking about? Oh yeah, doing something on chain. So I have a spoken about this publicly, but the idea is to create a version of the frameworks for that we can put on chain and make it accessible through traditional, like LLM harnesses. So what I mean by that is taking an agent personality, identity, skill set, et cetera, and wrapping this into an NFT in a way that makes it, makes it a private somehow. So this was kind of a technical challenge for us because we want certain things to be visible in the NFT, like what type of personality, the skill sets, like what types of skills it has, but the actual contents of the agent and the frameworks if we will. So like what's in the MD files or et cetera? There might be some sort of personal information or some sort of memory that was stored or something and when that agent is transferred, and we need to make sure that there's like hygiene and we need to make sure that other people can't view that when people are working with it. So we're looking at private IPFS solutions for this, but the idea here is to create an agentic framework that you can connect to via MCP, but it's really an NFT. So you can trade agent, like an entire agentic framework, we'll call them agent brains, and you could essentially just, you could buy the NFT and then your terminal via MCP, you get like a OAuth log in or something where you link your terminal to your NFT and then you unlock all of the skills and all of the, whatever the history of the agent, right? And this, we don't know the implications of this, or they're not trying to claim anything here, but we just, we want to start experimenting in that direction and we feel like it could be kind of cool. And we have a very neat distribution method for these, or we have an idea for a distribution method. You may have seen it before, but the idea is to make this an AI product on the blockchain with some other features that kind of make it, we'll make it fun for users to want to acquire them. That's the idea. Talking like subscriptions to GPT for participating subscriptions to Anthropic or things like this, simple memory subscriptions would be also part of the probe or like this thing that we're doing. I can't say anything else about it, but that's kind of the idea for the on-chain thing. That's what I can share. It's kind of cool. I think it could be exciting. It's all in the way we distribute though, right? To me, that's the real breakthrough for us that could bring attention and actually try to like put us, put the focus on the right things, the right parts of the product. But that's the on-chain thing. Everything else is really theoretical and still a concept. But we have our first working version of the Living Graph Network. And this is the most exciting thing to me. We also have two partners close to us that are looking to prototype this. And we're gonna be having them sign NDAs over the next week or two hopefully. And they will be prototyping custom LGNs developed by Sible Labs in production or at least in testing so that we can start to gather data and see the real implications of the tech, which is big for me. So that's the majority of that. Bam, you have any questions for the hackathon? Can you give us any updates? Any hot word of the amount of teams at this point or what are the amount of days left? Just basically nuanced question is that maybe some people would be asking if the Discord are curious and haven't asked yet. I mean, because we're about to approach registration and ending, so I figured, you know, what it hurts. Yeah, well, I mentioned you might not have, you maybe you were connecting still. Yeah, yeah, I might, my inner-knowledge a little, a lot of people. So I mentioned the hackathon registration is ending Monday. Zero UTC, nine, one. The intern made a mistake on the post. It's not six hours, it's 29 hours. So you cover that. And there is 300 teams signed up for the Sible Labs hackathon and I couldn't be happier. Everything is coming together. I'm extremely happy. Hopefully they don't all submit though because I got to judge all of them. You were managed, no? Luckily, I have some very good tools that will help make it easier, but still, there's a level of, in this judging where you cannot get around the human. You have to go into the product. You have to click the buttons. You have to actually think about the implications of the product. It would be very unfair to just leave this up to an automated system. But what I can do is I can use the automated system to sift through all of the projects below a certain level of quality and then I can hand review all of the other ones. And then we will also have to do like an anomaly check and hope that nothing was fall asleep flagged as AI slop or something when it's actually a good product or it's actually useful. So we're going to have to do double passes and a human knife to go through all of the apps or all of the submissions at least on some level. So this is not light work. We're quoting a 10-day window for judging. I want everybody to know right now I'll be very clear. There's a possibility that that window grows a little bit. We may need slightly more time, but we will stay in communication and keep everybody updated on that. Let's kind of bullish them. I mean, we kind of surpass what we expected. Isn't it? Yeah, I would say it before. When we were planning this, we were internally where like if we get 50 teams, we'll be happy. 30 teams. Three hundred. Cause you figured 30 to 40%. Maybe not many pull through or whatever the case might be. So really, yeah, 50 because out of that 50, at least we get a good 30. Yeah, well, like I was saying before, we, the other option because we were on the fence, whether we should host our own hackathon or use a hackathon launch pad. And we were, were there were extractive dude? Yeah, yeah, but we were worried that if we didn't use the launch pad, we would have a hard time getting numbers. And then we decided, well, as long as we get 50 teams submitting, it's probably okay. It's all we really need. And then we can put all the prize money into the prize instead of having to pay off some fucking launch pad, you know? So we bet on ourselves and it's, it's working out. So that's, that's what we will do and what we will continue to do. You know, it was bet on ourselves and what we're doing because we really believe that we are onto something here. And, and I believe that the amount of people who are starting to see what the power of what we have is growing. And as, as these things naturally progress, there's only one direction that we can go. Did the J.Y. go permanently on you? Hello, I'm so there. I'm still listening. Well, I let, I let the boss feed. I wanted to get the Swiss perspective. Any comments, concerns, questions, complaints? No, for now, for now, I let again, I let, I let two lips continue. I will, I don't want to interrupt again, like I did in the beginning. So I think, you know, it's fun to run is, the base slash virtual rotation is in due. And so we're at a really nice moment where the hackathon is going to be winding down. And we should be seeing a slight more focus and volume on base and virtual. So the timing couldn't be better. Honestly, this, this, this fell, this fell way too perfectly in my opinion. Well, I mean, my own, he comment and as a student said, it also before some, I'm looking at the, the, the hackathon numbers. I'm, I'm pretty excited because I remember when we were planning it, right, we were saying, okay, what do we need to do enough? Have the, the right, the right wouldn't form the right audience and to get enough participants. Actually, I think it's really exceeding our expectations. So also, as to have said, there's a lot of judging to be done. Then the end, I'm very sure we'll get some very nice use cases. Also, we can then focus later on of stuff which has been built with, with civil tech, stuff we're looking forward to that. Yes. That is the most exciting thing for me. I mean, I'm, this is funny because, you know, I, I see somebody build something on the timeline and normally I would be laughing at this person, but he's building with civil. So I'm like, this is amazing. People are starting to actually use the tools that we created, you know? And I think that part, it's like it, when an artist like, you know, they, they make a painting and people appreciate it or, you know, it's a special, when people appreciate what you create, it's a, it's a special feeling, even if it's the littlest thing. So I just wanted to share that sentiment. So making me really happy and, and emboldening me when I see people on the timeline, sharing that they're starting to build with civil stuff is really, really cool. I mean, it feels like yesterday we were just doing the beta testing, you know? So this is, definitely everything is falling according to schedule nicely. That's what's neat, dude. So some of these guys now are building for the hackathon. Maybe beta testers too, which is the linear. It's awesome. The lore. Well, I think we also have some decent teams, right? I don't want to forget anyone, but just top of mind and know that MiShub from BB7 and X, right? He's joining the hackathon. So that's pretty cool. We also got a Wii XPT, right? Who was building higher, which is which source of joining, which also talked about that. So we have also other teams actually, a larger teams, right? Joining and trying to build something. So I think that's also a good thing, right? So it's not only, let's say, all different types of builders, but even established teams. So it's going to be a pretty cool mix. I'm very curious to see what comes out of it. And that's the best part, man. I don't think the participants who are in the hackathon are now JY are aware of that, which is kind of like a nice caveat. Is there going to figure out by the time of the wins could have been an established team where young kids? Is there any other things, JY or two of you feel like, for the clarification, on who's eligible and things like that? Is there anything you want to clarify or we're up to date or clear? I want to say one thing. I'm not sure why, but there's been some legal disclaimer for sanctioned jurisdictions and people under the age of 18. Non-KYC. Persons. I thought we want to have the Lazarus group in. Well, personally, I don't have any issue with somebody under 18 submitting a build. As I actually would really like to see this. And additionally, if some impoverished Russian dude builds the sickest shit ever,