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Auto.fun is scheduled to launch in two weeks with 15 launch partners, while ElizaOS v2 is ready for launch with significant improvements to the Telegram plugin, AI image generation capabilities, and community governance discussions.
Telegram capabilities improved materially (community manager, middleware docs, sync fixes), while Twitter remains a reliability and cost sink (redundant checks, mention handling,…
Auto.fun is framed as imminent (“two weeks,” ~Apr 14) with 15 launch partners and ai16z buyback utility, yet community confusion persists on token relationships and DAO status.…
Engineering momentum is high (new providers, embedding model selection, plugin publishing workflow improvements), but field reports show persistent friction: installation/platform…
Telegram capabilities improved materially (community manager, middleware docs, sync fixes), while Twitter remains a reliability and cost sink (redundant checks, mention handling,…
He emphasizes the need for more 'third spaces' for builders in the US and mentions projects like RepRap (a self-replicating 3D printer) as potential breakthroughs.
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They highlight plugins as what makes elizaOS personalized and showcase integration with Hedera and Pear Protocol.
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He also shares 'Clank Tank Episode 2' and a video titled 'THE COUNCIL'.
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He also compares Grok's responses to other AI models.
X/Twitterde and improving plugin management: - Ollama code has been removed from LocalAI and moved to a separate plugin (#4122, #4121) - Audio utilities have been moved to core for better reusability (#4133) - Browser plugin has been cleaned up by removing duplicate code (#4129) - Unused packages have been removed (#4135) - Plugin publishing workflow has been enhanced with better GitHub repository push functionality and support for `@elizaos/plugin` prefix aliasing (#4132)
GitHubements: - Docker image size has been reduced by ~0.4GB through package optimization, removing redundant installations, and improving layer caching (#4120) - Telegram integration has been enhanced with better room and entity synchronization for supergroups with forum topics (#4124) - Fixed issues with starter project and audio utility imports (#4139) - Fixed browserify-stream import (#4138) - Fixed entity synchronization (#4137) - Fixed payload sent to event handler for `MESSAGE_SENT` (#4131) - Fixed Plugin EVM tests (#4130) - Removed messageHandlerTemplate phase from bootstrap to speed up replies (#4126)
GitHubws choosing custom embedding models with the addition of `OPENAI_EMBEDDING_MODEL` and `OPENAI_EMBEDDING_DIMENSIONS` environment variables (#4140) - Telegram integration has been enhanced with middleware support (#4125, #4128) - Added Telegram community manager functionality to greet new users and timeout users (#4134) - Added Raiinmaker plugin variables to .env.example (#4136)
GitHubce: - Bumped dompurify from 3.2.3 to 3.2.4 to fix a conditional and config dependent mXSS-style bypass - Bumped katex from 0.16.20 to 0.16.21 to fix a security issue with \htmlData attribute name escaping
GitHubh specific details were not provided in the PR description.
GitHubPR #3736 updated the README.md with a how-to guide for custom plugins, while PR #3735 updated the plugins.md file specifically for custom plugins not in the registry. Additionally, PR #3729 expanded the documentation with a blog, showcase, changelog, and RSS features.
GitHubTest files were also fixed according to comments in PR #4130.
GitHubhnical issues and solutions: ### Plugin Integration Issues - Multiple users struggled with Telegram and Twitter plugin integration - Common solutions included correct installation commands (`npx elizaos plugins add @elizaos-plugins/client-telegram` and `npx elizaos plugins add @elizaos-plugins/client-twitter`) - Users needed to update character JSON files with proper plugin references - Confusion between "client" and "plugin" naming conventions was resolved ### Database Configuration - Questions about PostgreSQL as memory provider were raised - MongoDB adapter was found to be unsupported in current beta (only pglite and PostgreSQL supported) - RAG knowledge updates required manual deletion of db.sqlite to take effect - Custom PostgreSQL queries and schema usage were requested ### Agent Behavior - Issues with agents responding with both action and default responses - Successful use of hybrid provider setup combining Anthropic and OpenAI for embeddings - Implementation of recurring tasks using runtime.getTasks and runtime.getTaskWorker ### OpenRouter Integration - Multiple users discussed the lack of an official OpenRouter plugin - A hacky version for Eliza v2 was shared but had publishing issues - Workarounds for uploading knowledge files using custom JS scripts were provided
Discordof auto.fun: ### Launch Delay Rationale - The delay was attributed to extended testing and backend coordination, not new partner additions - The team prioritized quality and stability over speed - Focus on improving release predictability in the future ### Community Perspectives - Some members questioned adding partners while bugs still exist - Others defended the quality-first approach to avoid launching with subpar projects - Team contributions were highlighted: documentation overhauls, automation tools, demo events ### Launch Strategy - Staggered release approach was hinted at - Emphasis on backend readiness and partner integration - Quality control to maintain credibility and avoid "shitcoins"
Discordoken trading on Solana-based platforms: ### Trading Strategies - Coordinated community efforts to push specific tokens to reach KOTH (King of the Hill) status - Real-time tracking of market cap, floor prices, and holder counts - Discussion of token meta trends (e.g., "titty and ghib meta") - Narrative alignment with current events (OnlyFans AI, Nintendo news) driving token performance ### Technical Implementation - Use of pump.fun links for tracking and promotion - Real-time monitoring of metrics to coordinate buys - Social media integration to amplify token visibility - Community pooling of SOL to influence token floors and rankings ### Token Issues - One user had to relaunch a token after misspelling errors - Discussion of suspicious token dumps attributed to whales - Speculation about bot-driven trading glitches on exchanges
Discorddevelopment: ### V2 Progress - Team actively working on feature parity with V1 while improving stability - New project name approved and secured - Coordination with marketing team for high-impact launch - Expected release within 1-2 weeks ### User Experience Improvements - Community feedback about making the Spartan AI bot more friendly - Previous version was perceived as rude - Development team acknowledged the feedback ### Partner Benefits - Clarification that partners do not receive allocations or special benefits from the launchpad
Discordith over 80 improvements: ### Key Technical Features - New streamlined UI - World menu for admins to customize environments, avatars, and spawn points - Transform gizmo for precise object manipulation - Support for interleaved buffer geometry and controller support - New mod/plugin hooks (experimental) - Ability to load models from URLs dynamically - Enhanced UI layout controls (margins, padding, flex) - Fixes for VR button issues, octree memory usage, and race conditions in VRM uploads ### Social Media Automation - Discussion of suspended automated Twitter/X accounts used for DAO news - Attempts to recover or acquire accounts ongoing - Script in place to automate news posts (previously achieved 100k views)
DiscordWrapped Bitcoin (WBTC) is trading between $82,444.97 and $85,119.08, showing an upward trend. Wrapped Ethereum (WETH) is priced between $1,822.83 and $1,905.85, also displaying positive movement. Solana (SOL) is trading in the $124.53 to $126.68 range. The ai16z token is currently valued between $0.16 and $0.20, showing the largest percentage increase among the listed cryptocurrencies.
sing various features and fixes: - PR #3733 by Tony363 successfully implemented request functionality - PR #3735 by Xayaan updated the plugins.md documentation to include information about custom plugins not in the registry - PR #4149 by wtfsayo replaced eventEmitter3 with Evt for event handling - PR #4151 by wtfsayo fixed issues with Twitter integration and resolved a double memory creation attempt that was causing server crashes - PR #4162 by tcm390 enhanced the avatar stack functionality - PR #4150 by wtfsayo fixed an issue related to project plugin loading order, specifically addressing starter project concerns
GitHub#4119) concerns an API endpoint 'router.post('/:agentId/rooms')' that lacks proper annotations and handles multiple scenarios, making it difficult to understand and maintain. The lack of documentation is causing confusion for developers working with this endpoint. 2. The second issue (#4127) details a problem with the Twitter plugin repeatedly checking the same tweets and mentions in a loop, even after they've been processed. This creates unnecessary API calls to Twitter (risking rate limiting), generates excessive log entries, and increases system load. The logs show the same tweets being checked and skipped multiple times. Suggested solutions include implementing cursor-based pagination, storing the last checked tweet ID, or adding a proper caching mechanism with TTL for processed tweets.
GitHubNew features were implemented, such as enhancing Telegram functionality and the Ollama plugin integration. The team fixed 3 bugs across the projects. A total of 15 contributors collaborated to merge 14 PRs. Major work included various improvements across the codebase.
In early March (March 1-2), there were 7 new PRs with 5 merged and no new issues, with 16 active contributors. By early April (April 2-3), activity had increased significantly with 16 new PRs (14 merged), 7 new issues, and 18 active contributors. This represents a notable growth in both contributions and contributor engagement over this one-month period.
Without additional information, it's not possible to generate a detailed summary about the individual contributors, their roles, or the nature of their contributions to the elizaOS/eliza project.