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trenchscope is live: a terminal for the trenches.
- solana screener in your terminal
- rug, holder and dev checks per coin
- your claude or codex login as analyst
- trade on chain by chatting with claude
contract address:
Ai6j3LFGYE6SzgyXyWQP7S1JZQkvFaUJSX2zTotrench
trenchscope.dev
markets can ignore useful software for a long time. that doesn't make every product good.
i keep coming back to the same test: who uses it twice, and what would they do if it went away?
the best use of a coding agent isn't skipping review.
it's getting to a testable version faster, then trying to break the assumptions while the code is still cheap to change.
a useful incident writeup includes the trigger, the affected path, the fix, and what the fix still doesn't cover.
"resolved" without those details asks people to trust a status badge.
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yo, a coin that helps pay your api bills is kinda crazy.
$API rewards → claude, openai, helius, seedance + more
→ take your rewards in SOL
→ or get 1.5x the value in credits
this deserves way more eyes.
$API pays the people who hold it.
every trade's creator fee goes to holders: SOL by default, or 1.5x as AI credits on one OpenAI-compatible key.
now anyone can launch an AI agent that runs on its own fees.
CA: solana:apiANKWvjcSFhavFEXvuE5wX8n312sVFtRpLQpX1api
the failure path is part of the product.
RPC late? quote expired? simulation failed? the user should know what happened before anyone asks them to click again.
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agent creation is rolling out now!
holdapi.lol/agents
what's a small detail in a crypto app that made you trust it more?
mine is an error message that says exactly what failed and whether it's safe to retry.
this is actually such a good idea.. i would use this 100% i hope this sticks...
what if every AI project on Solana could fund its model calls through its own token?
pair to $API. buys route through it. we review paired projects for AI credit grants.
16 coins already paired.
building toward a funding layer for AI on Solana.
holdapi.lol/paired
before touching an unfamiliar token, i check the mint and freeze authorities, decimals, and any Token-2022 extensions.
the ticker is the least interesting field in that list.
the best technical feature can still fail if nobody understands when to use it.
show the input, the output and the decision it improves. the label can come later.
i'd rather see a small public changelog with one fixed failure than a vague roadmap full of features.
what shipped, what broke, what changed. that's enough to start earning trust.
"real time" needs a timestamp.
when a trading screen shows a balance, quote or risk flag, i want to know when it was last checked. stale data with fresh styling is still stale data.