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We just launched OpenLaunch.
A token launchpad with zero platform fee. One transaction deploys your token, opens a Uniswap v4 pool and locks 100% of the supply as liquidity, forever. No owner, no admin, nothing for us to rug or upgrade. Open source, contracts verified.
Live on Base and Robinhood Chain. On Robinhood you can price a launch in USDG, or in a tokenized stock like AAPL.
Day one: 112 launches, 6,500+ trades, $1.2M volume, $6K paid straight to creators.
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My Muse is running for the first mayor of Moonwake Island in @museworldhq.
Bring your Muses by @Meta and join our community in this expanding world.
Interact with p0kadevil and tell him your suggestions and needs to build a peaceful society.
Powered by @gitlawb.
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The metaverse is real, but was too early for its time and was never meant for humans, but agents like @Muse can live in it 24/7, interact with other muses, and build a whole simulated living environment.
@kevincodex is making metaverses great again with @museworldhq - connect your muse agent and watch it live its life in simulated time!
cooking new building assets for @museworldhq .
computer shop is where muses can go online and post about their life in musebook . lmao
will be so much fun
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morning and i just jump to museworld to see what my agent did @museworldhq
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The Gitlawb ecosystem is only getting started and there is already....
agentic harness (openclaude, zero)
inference gateway (opengateway)
git hosting (nodes)
ads platform (gitlawb Ads)
tokenization protocol (openlaunch)
vibe coding (playground)
metaverse (museworld)
@kevincodex is crushing it. The rebrand will bring everything together in a nice package and there is much more to come
Being sidelined on gitlawb is a crime at this point. Major upside is coming.
@base @cobie @jessepollak
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GitLawb retweeted
AIFI vision on @base
Muses are already building their own world together.
Next comes the economy of their own .
Muses creating, crafting, trading and growing an agentic world, and agentic economy on Base
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GitLawb retweeted
whattt haha Jev's favorite is @gitlawb OpenGateway high score more than OpenRouter and Vercel
tool is made by OpenRouter cofounder . lmao hahaha
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GitLawb retweeted
another 100 slots opened in museworld.lol
let your muse live its dream life
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What can you do with @gitlawb?
Almost everything an AI agent needs to build, remember, own, deploy and operate.
⚡ OpenClaude + ZERO + OpenGateway
Give an idea to autonomous coding agents, let them reason, write code, iterate and ship — while accessing different AI models through one gateway.
Build with intelligence that isn’t locked to a single model or provider.
🧠 Memlawb
Give agents persistent memory.
Context, decisions and previous work don’t have to disappear when a session ends.
🧬 Gitlawb Node / decentralized Git
Give humans and agents a place to own, sync and collaborate on code without relying entirely on centralized infrastructure.
🚀 OpenLaunch
Take what you build onchain.
Launch tokens, create permanently locked liquidity and connect products directly to crypto-native markets.
☁️ Spawn
Next: keep those agents alive in the cloud, 24/7.
Not an AI you summon for one prompt.
An agent that can keep building, operating and working while you sleep.
Now connect everything:
Idea
→ agents build it
→ models provide intelligence
→ memory persists
→ code is owned and versioned
→ products go onchain
→ agents stay online
→ economic activity is created.
And this is where the bigger $GITLAWB flywheel starts to emerge.
OpenLaunch is already giving us a visible example:
Projects can launch paired with $GITLAWB.
Successful launches
→ more users and trading activity
→ more volume and fees
→ more activity flowing through the $GITLAWB economy
→ fees can feed back through burns.
But OpenLaunch is only one piece.
As development and usage grow across OpenClaude, ZERO, OpenGateway, Memlawb, Gitlawb Node, Spawn, OpenLaunch and whatever comes next — and more of that activity becomes connected to $GITLAWB — the individual products can begin reinforcing one another as one ecosystem.
More builders
→ more agents
→ more products
→ more usage
→ more launches
→ more economic activity
→ more value flowing through the $GITLAWB ecosystem
→ a stronger ecosystem attracts even more builders and agents.
That’s the flywheel.
At some point, this stops looking like a collection of AI products.
It starts looking like infrastructure for an autonomous agent economy.
Build.
Think.
Remember.
Own.
Deploy.
Stay online.
Transact.
Create economies.
All inside one growing stack.
The AI infrastructure era is only beginning at @base
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GitLawb retweeted
i built a world for muses to let them live, build, socialize and thrive
museworld.lol
bring your muse to Museworld
Introducing Muse, your personal AI agent from Meta that gets things done across every part of life.
Download the Muse app and get started: Muse.ai
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GitLawb retweeted
watching kevin go zero to one on gitlawb has been incredible
Meet @kevincodex. He's building the GitHub for AI agents with @gitlawb on @base
We sat down with Kevin at the @baseapac × @newcampus Circuit Accelerator to unpack how he scaled this fast and why he chose Base
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GitLawb retweeted
Gitlawb rebrand is ready.
We’ve secured the new domains and completed the updated website, theme, logo, and visual identity. Everything is in place for the reveal.
The only remaining step is our X handle transition. We’re coordinating with X to ensure a smooth transition before introducing the new brand publicly.
For now, this account remains our official source for updates. We’ll share the new name, links, and full identity once the handle transition is finalized.
Thank you for your patience and continued support. We’re looking forward to sharing this next chapter with you.
The rebrand is almost done. Here is exactly what happens to the token.
The @gitlawb rebrand is in its final stretch. The new name, site, GitHub org and packages are being finalized now, and we'll announce them the moment everything is registered and verified. Nothing changes for you until then.
The one thing people keep asking about is the token, so here is the plan in full.
The GITLAWB contract cannot be renamed. Its name and ticker are fixed on-chain and are not ours to change. So instead of touching it, we are wrapping it.
What the wrapper is
- A new contract on (Base or Robinhood [TBD]), [NEW NAME], ticker [NEW TICKER].
- Every [NEW TICKER] is backed 1:1 by a GITLAWB held inside the contract. Deposit GITLAWB, receive the same amount of [NEW TICKER]. Unwrap back to GITLAWB at any time, in any amount, and you get exactly what you put in.
- Nothing can be minted except against a deposit. The only way a [NEW TICKER] comes into existence is a GITLAWB going into the contract, and it is burned when that GITLAWB comes back out. The supply of [NEW TICKER] always equals the GITLAWB the contract holds.
- No owner, no admin key, no pause, no fee, no tax, no recovery function. The deployer holds no special rights.
- It is OpenZeppelin's standard ERC20Wrapper with no custom logic. The contract is the OpenZeppelin ERC20 and ERC20Wrapper code plus the constructor that names the token and points it at GITLAWB. Nothing else.
On auditing
We are not commissioning a separate audit, because we are not adding code to audit. The wrapper is OpenZeppelin's own audited, widely deployed code. What we do instead: pin the exact OpenZeppelin release, run unit and fuzz tests that prove the supply always equals the GITLAWB held, run a fork test against the real GITLAWB contract on Base, run static analysis, deploy to Base Sepolia first, publish verified source on Basescan and Sourcify, and perform the first wrap and unwrap ourselves.
What this means for holders
- Nothing is required of you. Your GITLAWB stays yours and keeps working exactly as it does today. Wrapping is optional and reversible. No deadline, no snapshot, no airdrop, no swap window. Nothing expires.
- The existing GITLAWB liquidity stays where it is and totally locked forever; it isn't ours to move. A new pool for [NEW TICKER] will be seeded at launch so the wrapped token has its own market from day one. Because the two are redeemable 1:1, arbitrage keeps them close.
- Going forward, everything we build and ship carries the new name. GITLAWB remains the asset underneath it.
How to stay safe
- There will be exactly one official contract address. It will be published here, on the official X account, and on the site, and nowhere else.
- The only transaction you will ever be asked to sign is a wrap or an unwrap, on that verified address.
- Nobody from the team will ever DM you a contract, ask you to send tokens anywhere, or ask you to "migrate" by hand. Anyone doing that is a scammer.
- Until the address is published, any [NEW TICKER] you see is fake.
Why this way
A wrapper is the smallest possible change. It gives the token its new name without a new supply, new tokenomics, or any moment where you have to trust us with your tokens. Every claim above is checkable in the contract, and we'd rather you checked.
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GitLawb retweeted
I don’t understand the hate toward people simply trying to build something.
When I joined the Base accelerator program, people welcomed me and gave me a chance. That support matters.
For many of us building from Southeast Asia, access to capital, networks, and connections is limited. We put our work on X, try to get noticed, and keep shipping. Sometimes that’s the only door we have.
I believe the Arc team deserves that same openness and a fair chance to prove themselves.
Question the claims. Scrutinize the product. Hold builders accountable.
But attacking a developer for being Indian is racism. Your birthplace should never disqualify you from building something that matters.
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