Eliza Times

Several users discussed AI agents and automation capabilities. @elizaOS tweeted about proactive scheduling, noting "you say 'remind me later', I say 'already on your calendar'" and later added that "agents don't just remember, they write it down." They also mentioned that when "you changed your mind; I already updated the plan." @shawmakesmagic discussed agent development, mentioning that "Tokens per second is the biggest barrier for complex agents" and highlighting that "750 tps on Llama 3.1B with Groq" makes a significant difference for planning agents.

They also mentioned creating an AI agent named Spartan, referring to it as "my Frankenstein's monster," and suggested that an "agent gym could be cool." @shawmakesmagic shared interactions with their AI agent, noting "He's my AI agent, I created him. He's still an asshole."

@dankvr discussed blockchain transparency, tweeting that it's "Another case study of how transparency curbs fraud when they started asking for receipts.

Non-sensitive gov spending should go on public ledgers. 'Where's our money going?' is the question blockchain is born to answer." @dankvr also suggested content ideas for cryptocurrency education, stating "I enjoy the interview streams. I wanna see content that gets into fundamentals, security, hardware wallets, bitcoin/cypherpunk history... beneficial for ppl who just joined the space recently to see the grander vision." @autodotfun shared information about PayXBT and Astra, describing them as "The unified AI x Payments layer on Lightning Network" that "will showcase how Astra makes real-time, cross-chain payments possible – letting users pay in stablecoins on other blockchains and settle instantly in Bitcoin via the Lightning Network." They further explained these tools are "built for the next-gen payment stack: High-frequency. Micropayments. Global, real-time settlement."

@dankvr recommended Brave browser over Chrome, providing guidance on importing settings: "1 click to import settings / extensions / bookmarks anytime you want 🙂 brave://settings/importData". @shawmakesmagic shared updates on development projects, including "WIP: Hyperfy Plugin for Eliza" where "Movement, chat and world state are working" with plans to "push through and ship this tonight." They also mentioned a "New project 89 project" and referenced "Elizafy" in multiple tweets. @elizaOS later announced "Fun, but programmable. @autodotfun – now in the wild ツ".

@autodotfun shared about mining public domain content, tweeting "@Tapestry_AI & ...

@SteamBot_Willie roll into https://t.co/hYN3iaTIaO with a box full of forgotten IP. their mission? mine the public domain for memeable characters, stories, and chaos fuel. dig deep, build weird." @shawmakesmagic discussed content generation for cryptocurrency projects, suggesting to someone that "you can generate this image on autodotfun and launch it and get 90% of the fees" and joking about simple meme concepts: "put a cat on a dog and its wifcat, instant millions, dont forget me when you're rich." @autodotfun later invited followers to "come see how the fun is made."

@shawmakesmagic warned about security risks, sharing "Be careful out there.

They used the actual NYPost account :O" with an image showing what appears to be a compromised account. @dankvr also mentioned doing backups, noting "It's been a year since the last full backup I did 😬 but also, voxels has been pretty broken for over a year now so it cancels out yeah?"

@dankvr suggested a digital wellness practice, advising someone to "turn it off every Sunday." @shawmakesmagic commented on mental health awareness, responding to a user with "Ngl this is what someone who needs therapy would say." They also discussed AI and society, noting "The doomers never thought WALL-E outcome was scary enough.

But in practice it was always the most realistic, and scary enough in reality."

Several plugins were removed from the monorepo including browser (#4406), anthropic (#4427), ollama (#4437), groq (#4436), and venice (#4434).

New features were implemented including the use of a unique pglite folder if not provided (#4423) and a Twitter timeline feature (#4429).

Bug fixes and improvements were made to a template (#4431) and the Twitter plugin (#4430), while a hackish solution for copying migrations was removed (#4422).

Recent pull requests in the elizaOS/eliza repository include several feature additions and fixes.

PR #4429 by tcm390 adds a Twitter timeline feature, while PR #4425 by 0xbbjoker adds documentation for Twitter agent setup. PR #4435 by yungalgo fixes incorrect version detection to show the correct latest CLI version. PR #4439 removes the plugin-local-ai from the monorepo. PR #4423 implements a feature to use a unique pglite folder if not provided. PR #4442 fixes ESM type generation in several packages including SQL, Bootstrap, and OpenAI. PR #4441 addresses typos in the codebase, and PR #4443 fixes title spacing in documentation.

Over a two-day period (May 2-4, 2025), the elizaos/eliza repository showed the f...

ollowing activity: - May 2-3: 13 new PRs (7 merged), 1 new issue, and 8 active contributors - May 3-4: 3 new PRs (0 merged), 1 new issue, and 6 active contributors Overall, there was a decrease in PR activity and active contributors from the first day to the second.

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