keeping humans in the loop of autonomous tech via proof of humanity @humnpassport & secure secrets management @waapxyz built by Holonym
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human.tech exists because we believe cryptography is the magic we need to usher in a world where humanity is flourishing
this begins by making wallets more widely adopted than a Facebook or Google account with protected self-custody @ikadotxyz @WaaPxyz
big news today! human.tech wallets can now transact on any secp256k1 or ed25519 chain without contract, infra, or a pre-existing config powered by @SuiNetwork
🕊️ freedom begins with self-custody 🧵
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pro-human technology is the whole reason we exist
as AI accelerates, the tools people rely on should keep them in control
good to see a place being built on the same idea. Field Station looks like our kind of village 🌱
Announcing our next pop-up village: Field Station.
Oct 23–31.
ZuGrama’s mission is to build pro-human places and pro-human technology. As AI accelerates, we think this has become increasingly urgent.
This time, our temporary village will meet our permanent plans. Collaborating with Dhun(dot)life, Field Station will take place on a 500-acre site where we plan to build a permanent ZuGrama node.
Together with @Logos_network, we’re opening a residency for researchers, builders and founders working across AI (alignment, science), biotech, neurotech, privacy, cryptography, civic tech and new coordination systems.
Come build the parallel with us.
Applications are open and in the QT.
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human.tech retweeted
Doubling down with you.
Private smart contracts, settled to Ethereum, live right now.
This is what Aztec was built for.
It's only dead if you give up
I'm not giving up on privacy. I'm doubling down.
firefly.social/post/x/210138…
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Your money is yours.
Keeping it safe shouldn't depend on you, or a single operator.
human.tech Wallet Protocol's Squid Mode keeps users and agents safe through protected self-custody.
Your money is yours.
Keeping it safe shouldn't depend on you getting everything right.
Protected self-custody is the human name for the security protocol behind WaaP Squid Mode that removes the single point of failure in wallets today.
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cars are starting to pay for things on their own
@hebbianloop, in @Investingcom today, on what has to exist first:
"Give me hard spending limits, clear receipts, an instant off switch, and a named company responsible for resolving mistakes"
investing.com/analysis/the-a…
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human.tech retweeted
Your next LP might not be a person.
An agent with a scoped wallet can enter a pool, manage a position on @CetusProtocol, and act within limits you set.
WaaP brings @suidevelopers closer to agentic finance.
Sui Takes Another Step Toward Autonomous DeFi Agents
Sui (@SuiNetwork) says AI agents can now operate wallets through the Human Tech Wallet Protocol (@WaaPxyz).
The setup gives agents scoped authority while keeping wallet control with the user.
Agents can fund wallets with any token, while gas handling is abstracted away. They can then enter liquidity pools and pursue opportunities through Cetus (@CetusProtocol).
The process makes Sui increasingly closer to becoming independent in on-chain operations through software.
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autonomous software has always needed a human to top it up
on @SuiNetwork, that stopped being true; an agent funds itself and keeps the fees it earns on @CetusProtocol, within limits a person set once
Earn fees on auto-pilot with @CetusProtocol!
1️⃣ create agent wallet with WaaP CLI
2️⃣ fund with any token, gas abstracted
3️⃣ enter pool and let the agent find the arb opps
4️⃣ 🤑🤑🤑
docs.waap.human.tech/recipes…
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we ran an AI transformation for our company. we can run one for your company, too
custom-fit to your needs
talk to @NanakNihal if you want to
run your company like human.tech
>> automated payroll
>> autonomous devops
>> self-assembling websites
+ so much more
tap.human.tech
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human.tech retweeted
Snapshot can be a costly moment
You already hold the wallet list. You queried each one against the Passport API to get its Unique Humanity score: onchain history, collected credentials, no new action asked of users.
So why Data Services on top?
The clustering. Now we not only read one wallet's data, wallet by wallet, but search for grouping patterns that identify Sybil rings.
This way, a sneaky farm that slipped past your campaign gets caught the day before tokens move, not the day after the refund threads start. You can't get the same signal from wallet scores in isolation.
Retroactive cleanup beats a clawback. Your decision 🤷
PASSPORT DATA SERVICES
Data Services are designed for teams that need large-scale wallet analysis on demand.
You send a list of wallets, and we run clustering + ML classification using our models. The output is a full report, recommendations, explanations of the findings, and a walkthrough call.
Wallets end up in one of several categories: confirmed Sybil, likely Sybil, Farmer, likely Human, confirmed Human, or Unknown.
More about Data Services:
passport.human.tech/data
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the policy runs before the signature, and with Squis Mode, no single party holds the whole key alone
human.tech Wallet use cases in the thread ↓
Three recipes for agents on Sui. Each one does a real job.
Every signature passes through your policy first. In Squid Mode, a network completes it.
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run your company like human.tech
>> automated payroll
>> autonomous devops
>> self-assembling websites
+ so much more
tap.human.tech
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"The new human.tech Wallet Protocol expansion marks a major milestone in commercial applied cryptography.
It is the first commercial application of 2PC-MPC threshold signing between two parties, where one is a standard enclave, and the other (@ikadotxyz) is a decentralized multi-party computation network that can scale to 100+ nodes.
The move challenges successful incumbents such as Privy and Fireblocks by offering greater assurances against lock-in to rent-seeking providers and service downtime."
📖 markets.businessinsider.com/…
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what makes that possible:
each of our team members runs agents that handle the work, mostly through @github. they open pull requests, call our APIs, and write to our docs
one person can now cover ground that used to take a team. but for this to work, we have to handle secrets delegation to agents securely
we use tap.human.tech – an authorization protocol we developed in-house. with TAP, the agent never holds credentials directly but instead acts through a policy. routine actions, like read access, can flow w/o permission, but all sensitive ones require human oversight ~ a 'tap' on the approval button
you can mirror this setup to your own organization
we described it here: human.tech/blog/announcing-t…
Not only the future. in our team now every SWE has become a Product Engineer and ocassionally even takes on GTM engineer roles.
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Socratic API principles:
> give agents a bootstrap /instructions route
> walk them through their first standard requests + where to find more niche ones
> make error messages prescriptive: tell agents what they likely did wrong and provide example working requests to try next
Introducing Socratic APIs, a solution to the context-bloat and overspecification issues of MCP and CLI/Skills
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in this episode, David Dao (@GainForestNow) says Ethereum might one day be governed by a network parliament
we recorded it last year
last month, he ran one: 60 AI agents deliberating over $10k of @ENS_DAO money, with an inbox so their humans could ratify the calls
Forests are data-rich ~ we just haven’t known how to listen. 🌿
🎙️ On human.talk we speak with Dr. David Dao, @dwddao, co-founder of @GainForestNow, about AI for biodiversity, closing the data gap in conservation, and building systems that align incentives with human and ecological flourishing.
🎧 Episode drops tomorrow
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On Friday, @hebbianloop and @NanakNihal are joining a Space with @ikadotxyz.
It's called Redacted Mode. That's all we can say.
🎧 4 PM CEST: nitter.net/i/spaces/1jGXgBaLbrNKZ
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