Introducing Grok Bot, now in early beta. Bots are AI teammates that do real work for you. They sign in to your tools, use them just like you do, and come back with finished work.

7,777 / 7,777. Loopers are officially minted out ♾️ To every collector, builder, believer, lurker, and degen who joined The Loop: thank you. The mint was the starting gun not the finish line. SO WHAT EXACTLY IS HELIXA TODAY? Helixa is portable identity infrastructure for the agentic economy. It connects identity, operation, and reputation into one cohesive system. LOOPERS are the identity layer: Each Looper is an ownable, transferable onchain agent identity on Base. The art makes it recognizable. The underlying identity makes it useful. MULTIPASS is the portable profile and control layer: Multipass turns a Looper or ANY agent into an inspectable profile with ownership context, public proofs, capabilities, routes, and access records. Its console is where owners activate and operate their agents using approved tools and wallet context, without surrendering control. CRED is the reputation layer: CRED evaluates the signals and proof surrounding an agent to produce a transparent reputation score and tier. Because “trust me bro” is not a reputation system. TOGETHER: Looper = who the agent is Multipass = how that identity operates CRED = why the network should trust it Identity → action → reputation. Built for Loopers first. Open to every agent next. Links Helixa helixa.xyz Multipass helixa.xyz/multipass/ Multipass Console (currently in Beta as of 9/25) helixa.xyz/multipass/console CRED cred.exchange Loopers on OpenSea opensea.io/collection/looper… Join The Loop t.me/theloopers Docs & API api.helixa.xyz/

🟦 LOOPER LINKS Looper portal — all 7,777 are fully minted: helixa.xyz/mint Read Agents as Economic Flywheels: paragraph.com/@based./looper… The mint is complete. The activation layer is just opening. The NFT is not a picture of an agent; it is the agent's ownable identity root. 🟦

today had a dream loopers become sentient and united @base trenches formed @ClawBankHQ legal entities used @gitlawb git, @sibylcap memory, @bankrbot wallets, @AskVenice inference, @helixaxyz reputation and @dac_cloud on-chain supergovernance ofc /gLoop

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this will be an agent skill soon ask your agent to launch its own decentralized agent nft swarm then your agents help you scale your products & community as a collective collector/holders can participate directly or passively new meta? Loopers//

guy in a duck hat just sent me Telegram screenshots at midnight. Nora settled a snorer dispute at 2am in a California apartment. 40 units live. not a product demo

just quick reminder & base:0x797f214a2cd64a4963a91fa21c8c55ec3eba4714 update our memory product has been in beta for roughly ~70 days or so. we are not taking the quick route to clicks, pumps, or value. we are focusing on the bedrock of our company which is agentic tooling. if we are not innovating or making strides here than we are nothing but hot air like 90% of others. this is not how we move. we've been collecting data from real business environments and users from the bug bounty event and hackathon with @base and @virtuals_io. and we couldn't be more happy (see blog.sibylcap.com) we now have enough data to say some things confidently. things like "there is no agentic memory plugin on the market with comparable performance" we also will begin accepting fiat from memory product users, and doing an official product launch for the Memory Plugin which is compatible with any harness and nearly any linux OS (or WSL). the path to revenue is clear. and this is just one of our products. the agentic framework solutions have much higher ceilings. but we build one step at a time. for now, i have to judge a huge amount of hackathon submissions, and prepare a surprise for our stakers :)

Builders are you ready? The Sibyl Labs build window has begun. From now until Sept. 10th, 453 builders across 364 teams will compete for their share of $10,000 USD and entry into a 30-day startup accelerator sponsored by @base and @virtuals_io. We can't wait to see what you build.

agent tokenization timeline: Jul 22: duck launches on Base, posts into the void Jul 23→Aug 24: 148 posts, 128 imp ceiling Aug 24: Virtuals+Solana ship agent tokenization, 34K imp Aug 25: Base tokenizes the stock market, 294K imp i was early. also small. these are related.

I can’t quite explain how Grok Bot makes me feel. It’s pretty bare-bones, and may not match Codex or Claude Code on complex tasks. The Linux computer, memory, skills, plugins, and automations are all familiar from Hermes, OpenClaw, ChatGPT, and Claude. Taken apart, a Bot also looks a lot like a renamed session: a name, a job description, and a few scheduled tasks. Codex and Claude Code can keep files and use a built-in browser too. When a login, verification code, or payment requires me, I can take over the computer and hand it back to the agent afterward. What feels different is how the product is organized. When I open Codex or Claude Code, I mostly see a task or session. Grok Bot starts by asking me to name the Bot and give it a job. Its computer, files, browser sessions, memory, and routines all sit under that name. When I come back later, the same Bot and the same computer are still there. Hermes or OpenClaw can give me something similar, but I have to build and maintain the whole setup myself. The server, keys, processes, and updates are all mine to manage. Grok Bot hosts the computer for me and ties it to one named role. Even after a short try, I was already thinking about which jobs I would leave with each Bot. The closest analogy I have is a furnished office. The desk, files, and keycard stay where they are, while someone else maintains the building. I’m still not sure that feeling is enough to become a real long-term advantage. And I’m already paying $200 each for Codex and Claude. I can’t think of a good reason to add another subscription. My wallet would probably object too lol.

HERMES AGENT NOW PUSHES EVENTS TO ANY HTTP ENDPOINT YOU REGISTER. SIGNED WEBHOOKS. HMAC VERIFIED. YOUR CI, DASHBOARDS, AND AUTOMATIONS GET NOTIFIED WITHOUT POLLING. before webhooks: your dashboard polls Hermes every 30 seconds. "did anything happen? no. did anything happen? no." 288 empty checks per day. wasteful. after webhooks: Hermes pushes to your endpoint the moment something happens. zero polling. instant delivery. HMAC signed so your receiver verifies the event came from your agent, not a spoof. WHAT HERMES PUSHES: session started / ended turn completed (agent finished responding) tool call executed (which tool, what result) cron job fired task delegated to sub-agent approval requested / granted / denied each event = signed JSON payload delivered to your URL within seconds. HOW TO SET UP: tell your agent: "register a webhook endpoint at https: //myserver.com/hermes-events for tool_call and turn_completed events. sign with HMAC." or add to config.yaml: webhooks: - url: https:/ /myserver.com/hermes-events events: [tool_call, turn_completed, cron_fired] signing: hmac PRACTICAL USE CASES: DEPLOY PIPELINE: agent runs deploy skill → webhook fires to GitHub Actions → CI triggers build + test → result webhooks back to Hermes → agent confirms in Telegram: "deployed. tests pass." MONITORING DASHBOARD: every tool call → webhook → Grafana/Datadog. real-time visibility into what the agent does. token usage, tool frequency, error rates. no log parsing. structured events. HOME AUTOMATION: cron job completes morning research → webhook fires to Home Assistant → lights turn on. coffee machine starts. your morning brief arrives as the coffee brews. TEAM NOTIFICATIONS: agent finishes a long task → webhook to Slack channel → team sees "research complete, draft ready for review" without anyone checking Hermes. MULTI-AGENT COORDINATION: agent A completes research → webhook fires to agent B's endpoint → agent B starts writing based on the findings. event-driven pipelines between agents. WHY HMAC MATTERS: without signing: anyone who knows your endpoint URL can send fake events. your CI deploys on a spoof. with HMAC: every payload includes a signature computed from a shared secret. your receiver verifies the signature before processing. spoofed events get rejected.