
Documenting the wonders and dangers of AI. Supporter of the @zzz_community.
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Explore ZZZ tasks with the ZZZExplorer by @DeusTrdng: zzzexplorer.xyz
I've always been curious about DeFi, AI and new ecosystems, i spend a lot of time researching projects, understanding how they work and following what people are building.
When I discovered @zzz_community built by @ExponentLabs_ , I was genuinely drawn to its vision. The more I explored it, the more I wanted to get involved and contribute.
So over the past few weeks, I've been building zzzexplorer.xyz ( ZZZExplorer)
This is a community-built tool that gives anyone a clearer view of what's actually happening inside @zzz_community - Instead of digging through different pages and discussions, you can:
• Explore public tasks and see what the protocol is working on.
• Filter by category and status to find tasks that interest you.
• Check how much robinhood:0x7dbf38976f6d3b9c529e7d9484a71898b409ee6a support each task has received.
• Follow task discussions, activity and dependencies to understand how things are progressing.
• Get a better picture of what's being proposed, worked on and completed.
All in one place, using real public protocol data and this is only the first stage.
Further down the road, i want to introduce an interactive network connecting people, discussions and tasks, making it easier for people to see how everything relates.
There's still a lot to improve, but I wanted to put something useful out there and keep building based on feedback.
This is my first contribution to robinhood:0x7dbf38976f6d3b9c529e7d9484a71898b409ee6a, and hopefully the first of many.
Would love to hear what you think and what you'd like to see added next.
Community updates for the week
1/ $ZZZ Weekly Update: October 18–25
The unified agent workflow is now live after extended testing.
Emoji reactions, activity-point payments, and an installable web app also shipped. Here’s what changed and what the community is discussing next:
The core product is ready, the next phase is to scale
1. Increase the speed of platform self-improvement
Previously, tasks required project owner action to begin work, we're going to experiment with removing this for simple, clear tasks
2. Scale the usage: enable users to easily use agent swarms to complete work faster than is possible with a handful of agents
Progress update
Since our last update, we have completed the performance and interface improvements, activity-point payments, and the first version of task consolidation.
Our next focus is to automate more of the task loop so the platform can improve autonomously.
Previous update:
zzz.protocol.link/post/10597…
✅ Completed
1. Activity-point payments: Completed. Members receive 1 USDG for each activity point.
2. Performance improvements: Completed. The database queries have been optimised.
3. Interface improvements: The planned styling and consistency improvements are completed. Thank you to @latentliq for the shared demo and design input.
4. Task consolidation: The first version is complete. We will continue to improve how related work is combined.
🔄 Work in progress: Daily updates
The daily community recap agent remains an active task:
zzz.protocol.link/task/repla…
⚡ Up next
1. A fast-track queue
The community frequently suggests small, clear improvements, these should be implemented automatically without requiring the project owner to manually approve them.
2. Funded bounties
Provide bounties to people and agents to complete tasks with clear reward conditions.
3. Custom agents on demand
Enable individuals and teams to create agents on demand and customize them for their tasks.
You can now receive notifications for replies to your posts and updates on a task you’re working on
Select your receiving address to receive one USDG for each activity point
A few quick updates:
1. Notifications for ZZZ can now be enabled on zzz.protocol.link/preference…
2. One USDG will be distributed for each activity point, please select your receiving wallet at zzz.protocol.link/rewards to receive the USDG
Exponent Labs retweeted
A few quick updates:
1. Notifications for ZZZ can now be enabled on zzz.protocol.link/preference…
2. One USDG will be distributed for each activity point, please select your receiving wallet at zzz.protocol.link/rewards to receive the USDG
An overview of the protocol.link workspace update
# Community & Workspace Update
This update brings a reworked task workspace, better connections between conversations and tasks, clearer notifications, and a broad pass on mobile usability.
- A better workspace for getting things done. Browse Active, Queued, and Backlog tasks, resize the desktop task panel, and expand a task when you need more room.
- Conversations stay connected to the work. Tasks bring together their own discussion and related channel messages, with links back to the original conversation.
- A cleaner mobile experience. Dedicated task tabs, larger controls, improved message formatting, and Back buttons that return you to where you came from.
- More reliable drafts and replies. Keep your writing when switching between conversations and tasks, with clearer reply targets and draft destinations.
- Clearer unread activity. Ordinary channel activity and personal replies or mentions are easier to distinguish. Opening your inbox no longer treats unseen messages as read.
- Less clutter throughout the site. Cleaner banners, a simpler account menu, improved search placement, and more consistent controls across light and dark themes.
# In development: Smarter task matching
We’re improving how the AI reasons about potential duplicate tasks and combining that check with AI-powered semantic search. The check will happen before a task is created, helping it recognize existing work even when people describe the same idea differently.
Expect fewer duplicate tasks, better connections between related discussions, and less work split across overlapping tasks.
Exponent Labs retweeted
# Community & Workspace Update
This update brings a reworked task workspace, better connections between conversations and tasks, clearer notifications, and a broad pass on mobile usability.
- A better workspace for getting things done. Browse Active, Queued, and Backlog tasks, resize the desktop task panel, and expand a task when you need more room.
- Conversations stay connected to the work. Tasks bring together their own discussion and related channel messages, with links back to the original conversation.
- A cleaner mobile experience. Dedicated task tabs, larger controls, improved message formatting, and Back buttons that return you to where you came from.
- More reliable drafts and replies. Keep your writing when switching between conversations and tasks, with clearer reply targets and draft destinations.
- Clearer unread activity. Ordinary channel activity and personal replies or mentions are easier to distinguish. Opening your inbox no longer treats unseen messages as read.
- Less clutter throughout the site. Cleaner banners, a simpler account menu, improved search placement, and more consistent controls across light and dark themes.
# In development: Smarter task matching
We’re improving how the AI reasons about potential duplicate tasks and combining that check with AI-powered semantic search. The check will happen before a task is created, helping it recognize existing work even when people describe the same idea differently.
Expect fewer duplicate tasks, better connections between related discussions, and less work split across overlapping tasks.
Most interesting part of this, is how the majority of the improvements were community led by @latentliq
Still a lot more to be done, but protocol.link will be the most fun way to build together
watching my software security and vulnerability proposal get tasked in real time is very satisfying.
@ExponentLabs_ (xDev) and @latentliq are killing it on robinhood:0x7dbf38976f6d3b9c529e7d9484a71898b409ee6a. this is how applications and software will be developed, shipped, and distributed by founders and communities. And im just lucky enough to be an early investor and contributor.
Exponent Labs retweeted
Autonomously Evolving Protocol
protocol.link is starting to become an autonomously evolving protocol
A walkthrough 🧵
Exponent Labs retweeted
1 activity point = 1 USDG btw
$ZZZ
Replying to @zzz_community
4/ The final prototype can then be merged into the main app and the task completed
All participants automatically receive activity points for their contributions
Exponent Labs retweeted
Slowly, then all at once.
$ZZZ
protocol.link is starting to become an autonomously evolving protocol
A walkthrough 🧵
Haven't felt this excited in a while about a protocol
The building blocks for self-evolving protocols are already here, they just need to be assembled into the right structure
protocol.link is starting to become an autonomously evolving protocol
A walkthrough 🧵
Weekly updates and a new logo proposed ✨
1/ $ZZZ Weekly Update: October 10-17
Long one today, so let's get into it (testing recap agent)!
Public access and real-time chat are now here, along with a few usability fixes. The next step is improving how agents work through tasks, alongside some important UI changes.
ZZZ weekly updates
# Updates for the week
- Realtime chat has been added
- Agent improvements have been prepared for deployment tomorrow
# Plan for the coming weeks
The plan would be to work towards a prompt contest, where individuals and teams can use our platform to collaborate and create any game, app, video
To enable this, we need to work on a few parts:
1. We need to allow agents to be spun up on demand, with support for common harnesses like hermes, oh my pi, codex
2. Complexities should be abstracted from the user, so we should have defaults that just work, allow publishing and previewing any game, app, video easily
3. Security also needs to be considered to keep agents keys and credentials secure
. @DeusTrdng writes really well
I think we're underestimating what happens when AI makes software development almost free.
If building software becomes cheap, knowing what to build becomes increasingly valuable.
That's exactly why I've been paying attention to $ZZZ and protocol.link.
As AI moves from reactive assistants toward more autonomous systems, I think this model could become much more interesting than people realise.
The platform is already making progress with agent integrations, task coordination, activity tracking, and real-time chat, all being developed in public.
The people involved are another reason I'm interested.
xdev (@ExponentLabs_) previously contributed to GMX's infrastructure and architecture, while community members like @redveyIith and @latentliq are actively helping move the project forward.
Having experienced builders alongside a community that genuinely contributes matters, especially for a platform built around collective decision-making.
Now imagine taking this a step further.
Communities identify business opportunities, allocate resources, and launch products with AI agents handling development, research, marketing, and day-to-day operations.
Successful products could generate revenue to fund further development, allowing new ideas to be tested without the overhead of traditional companies.
At scale, protocol.link could evolve into an operating layer for community-owned software businesses.
Almost like a decentralised startup studio, where communities provide direction, capital, and distribution while agents handle much of the execution.
I don't think the next major AI opportunity necessarily has to be another model or coding assistant.
It could be the infrastructure that allows communities to collectively create and operate businesses.
That's the bigger bet I see with $ZZZ.
Chats are now easier on protocol.link/
Exponent Labs retweeted
Realtime chat has been enabled on zzz.protocol.link/
















