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Two unicorn builders experiment with a glowing Ethereum verification beacon in a colorful Linux workshop.
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Getting Our Hands Dirty With Omarchy

A quick field report on building two open-source Ethereum plugins for Omarchy: a Helios light-client viewer and an agent wallet playground.

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A helmeted builder walks toward a vast blue horizon while a modular stone-and-metal machine continues running behind them, its teal-lit contract tablets, connected components, and red manual veto lever symbolizing durable onchain software with human oversight.
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Software That Can Survive Its Builder

Ross Campbell is building open-source blockchain software around a demanding test: can it keep working after its builder steps away? His current experiments with onchain interfaces, composable contracts, and human veto layers continue a line of legal engineering that runs through his earlier work with RaidGuild.

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Weekly Public Brief Podcast - 2026-06-29

A public weekly RaidGuild brief covering coordination, Portal momentum, practical AI workflow experimentation, and high-level governance movement for June 22-28, 2026.

A mythic guild council pins down an endless glowing scroll beside a bonfire, turning runaway ideas into a bounded source map.
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The Hard Part Of AI Production Is Stopping

Josh Tyson’s fireside points to a practical production lesson for AI work: when models make expansion cheap, teams need source trails, review gates, and stopping rules that help good work ship.

Wizards and warriors gather by a bonfire around a parchment campaign map while a wizard-scribe examines warning runes with an enchanted audit lens.
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The First Useful Ad Ops Agent Is A QA Auditor

Sara Brown's fireside points to a practical first agent for programmatic campaign work: a QA auditor that catches human error, watches performance, and suggests tests before budget, reach, or reporting drift.