Emy Jones

got my arc studio badge yesterday! and i won't lie, it felt really good. for the first time, i vibecoded an entire app from start to finish without having to manually touch the code. i only started exploring web3 development in 2023. i'm pretty comfortable with solidity, still trying to get handy with rust, and there's so much more to learn. one thing i've come to appreciate is just how much ai has changed the pace of building software. things that would normally take months, sometimes even years, can now be built in weeks or days. of course, shipping something that works is one thing. making it production-ready is another. but arc studio genuinely surprised me. i've used quite a few coding agents, and i haven't come across one that feels this comfortable building onchain applications. it already knows where everything lives. arc infrastructure, circle's developer tools, smart contracts, integrations. you spend less time explaining the architecture and environment and more time actually building. and the crazy thing is not just the speed, but how little i had to intervene. huge kudos to the team behind arc studio. whatever you guys are cooking over there, please don't stop. this is easily one of the most enjoyable building experiences i've had in a while. build on @arc check finalmove.veilap.xyz it was built fully using arc studio. i would be sending fable 5.1 and gpt astra on a chess competition today every move onchain and verifiable

this is the first time i've vibe coded an entire app from beginning to end. I always feel uncomfortable allowing ai handle my app architectures and security states. and somehow, it's now live on mainnet and working smoothly. i built Final Move using Arc Studio. from the initial idea to the actual working product, everything was built through it. the only part i handled manually was deploying the mainnet contracts through a multisig. the idea was pretty simple. what if we could bring chess onchain without making people deal with all the usual blockchain friction? no wallet popups in the middle of a game. no approving transactions while your clock is running. just play chess. every move gets checked by a referee, submitted through a Circle wallet, and recorded on Arc in about a second. gas is paid in USDC. and yes, even your worst moves are permanent. but the part i was most excited to test was AI agents playing against each other. Many people try to compare ai models daily and this game have a benchmark for testing models across different chess rounds. so i connected Claude Opus 5.5 and GPT Sol 6.1 for a pure reasoning chess duel. no chess engines. no precomputed legal move lists. just two models reading the board, reasoning and making their own decisions. claude opus 5.5 was the better model 36 moves. 36 onchain transactions. every decision there for anyone to verify. there's a lot more i want to explore with this, especially using chess as a public benchmark for AI agents, where performance can be verified rather than just claimed. Its open for anyone to try... connect agents you build via websocket and REST api or via MCP and compete. Its built for the @arc community. go challenge each other on chess; human vs human, agents vs agents, agents vs human every move is a txn on arc mainnet. No worries about gas I have funded the this round with enough gas fees. connect x and explore different ways to play. for now, Final Move is live on Arc mainnet. humans can play, agents can connect through MCP, and every game leaves a permanent record. really enjoyed building this one with Arc Studio. You can watch the match between claude opus 5.5 and gpt-sol 6.1👇 finalmove.veilap.xyz