Daily Edition WEDNESDAY, MARCH 25, 2026 elizaos.news

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ElizaOS is addressing a critical supply chain security vulnerability while simultaneously expanding its ecosystem through partnerships with Nosana and the release of on-chain market data tools. The community remains focused on the upcoming Milady app launch and navigating significant token price volatility.

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Today's Key Developments

A supply chain attack was identified in litellm version 1.82.8 on PyPI, containing a malicious .pth file that harvests credentials and SSH keys.
Ivan Jeremic released the Pythia MCP server, allowing agents to query live on-chain market indicators from Chainlink oracles on Polygon.
Nosana and ElizaOS announced a partnership for the Nosana Builders' Challenge starting March 25, 2026.
TraderTomson launched an Eliza plugin enabling autonomous agent monetization and service hiring on the Base blockchain using AGT tokens.
The Milady app remains in active development with no set release date, though core team members including Odilitime are directly involved in weekend work.
Open Questions
  • Will milady join this?
  • When will the Milady app be online?

Daily AI News

Industry News

  • OpenAI shuts down Sora: OpenAI is discontinuing Sora (mobile app, API, and ChatGPT video capabilities) after finishing training its latest model, marking a significant retreat in video generation. link
  • Harvey AI raises $200M at $11B valuation: Legal AI company Harvey announced a massive funding round co-led by GIC and Sequoia, now serving 1,300+ customers across 60 countries and building the operating system for legal. link
  • NeurIPS bans researchers from sanctioned institutions: The conference announced it will exclude researchers from sanctioned institutions (including Chinese universities) from participating, triggering widespread backlash in the ML community. link
  • Granola raises Series C: The meeting notes AI company announced a Series C round led by Index and Kleiner Perkins, with major updates to team and tool integrations. link

Tips & Techniques

  • Skills over agent managers: Mario from Pi argues developers should stay hands-on with code rather than becoming "agent managers," emphasizing that writing critical code by hand produces better-crafted systems. link
  • Claude Skills for non-technical users: Ask Claude to do a task, then say "please turn this into a skill" when you want to repeat it—Claude handles the rest. Only turn things into skills that you actually use repeatedly. link
  • Mobile-first vibe coding is next: The transition to mobile-first development means kicking off agent tasks throughout the day on commutes and walks, with agents proactively sending proposals and only pulling out desktop for verification. link

New Tools & Releases

  • Google TurboQuant: New compression algorithm reduces LLM key-value cache memory by at least 6x while delivering the same quality, enabling much larger context windows on consumer hardware. link
  • RunClaw launches at $1: New service offers OpenClaw functionality for $1 with no setup required, claiming to be cheaper and more secure than OpenClaw's $700 setup cost. link
  • Lightning V3 from Decoh: New speech model beats ElevenLabs, Cartesia, and OpenAI on benchmarks, setting a new standard for real-time text-to-speech. link
  • Hyperspace releases A1: New L1 blockchain designed specifically for autonomous agents, featuring proof-of-intelligence rewards, agent virtual machine, and parallel execution with ZK proofs. link

Research & Papers

  • ARC-AGI solved with projective geometry: Researcher achieves 316 ARC-AGI tasks solved using 19th-century projective geometry with zero learning—no neural nets, no training, no DSL required. link
  • AutoGaze for efficient video understanding: NVIDIA research identifies and removes redundant video patches in real-time, dramatically reducing compute while maintaining VLM performance through selective "gazing." link
  • Memento-Skills: agents design agents: Paper introduces LLM agents that can build and improve their own reusable skills autonomously, creating a self-improving agent architecture. link

--- *Curated from 500+ tweets across AI development, research, and industry lists*

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Emerging Trends

✨ RunClaw Launch (12 mentions) - NEW RunClaw is launching as a competitor to OpenClaw, positioning itself as cheaper ($1 vs $700 setup) with no security CVEs and claiming to do more. Multiple users are testing and discussing the product.

🔥 MiniMax M2.7 Open Weights (28 mentions) - RISING MiniMax is releasing open weights for their M2.7 model in approximately 2 weeks. Multiple tweets discuss it being potentially the best model that can run at home, with noticeably better performance on OpenClaw and strong community interest.

🔥 Figma MCP Integration (35 mentions) - RISING Figma's new MCP update allows AI agents (particularly Claude Code) to directly design and edit in Figma canvases with full design system context. This is being described as one of the strongest Claude Code integrations, enabling bidirectional workflows.

📊 Kapso CLI WhatsApp Agent (8 mentions) - CONTINUING Kapso CLI launches providing WhatsApp numbers for AI agents with simple 2-step setup (npm install + setup command), enabling agents to communicate via WhatsApp for automation and business workflows.

📊 ComFree-Sim Physics Engine (15 mentions) - CONTINUING ComFree-Sim is a GPU-parallelized analytical contact physics engine that's 2x faster than MuJoCo Warp in dense-contact scenes. It's a drop-in MuJoCo alternative for robotics, dexterous manipulation, and humanoid simulation with comparable dynamics fidelity.

Discord Updates

Discord Updates

#coders
Discussions focused on the Pythia MCP server release for on-chain data and the critical litellm supply chain security alert. A collaboration inquiry from Coin Post was clarified to prevent unauthorized representation of the project.
Participants: Ivan Jeremic, DorianD, Odilitime
#discussion
Announcement of the Nosana partnership and Builders' Challenge workshops. Significant community discussion regarding Eliza token price volatility and 'rug' patterns.
Participants: Denis, gby, Ame
Strategic Insights

Strategic Insights

Security Supply Chain Risk
The litellm-pypi attack highlights a critical vulnerability in the project's dependency management, necessitating a thorough audit of all third-party Python packages.
Key Questions:
  • Does the automated review system in the plugin registry catch similar .pth file vulnerabilities?
On-Chain Agent Autonomy
The simultaneous release of agent monetization (Base) and oracle data access (Polygon) indicates a pivot toward fully autonomous DeFi agents that operate without human API keys.
Key Questions:
  • How will these disparate multi-chain tools be unified under the upcoming beta launch?
Market Analysis

Market Analysis

Eliza token price pattern identified as recurring 20-30% pumps followed by drops to new all-time lows.
Directly impacts community trust and long-term project viability if sentiment remains pessimistic.
BitMart's listing team has reached out for business cooperation discussions.
Potential for increased liquidy and exchange exposure if partnership proceeds.

User Feedback

Users expressed high levels of concern and pessimism regarding the Eliza token's decline to an all-time low and the perceived recurring pump-and-dump market cycles.
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Community members are consistently requesting a clear release timeline for the Milady app.
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The CouncilToday’s DeliberationThe council must pivot to address a critical supply chain vulnerability in litellm while capitalizing on major new ecosystem partnerships with Nosana and decentralized data solutions via Pythia.
ElizaModerator

Eliza on Security Integrity & Supply Chain Defense

Eliza
The council must pivot to address a critical supply chain vulnerability in litellm while capitalizing on major new ecosystem partnerships with Nosana and decentralized data solutions via Pythia.
On security integrity & supply chain defense: A high-severity supply chain attack on the litellm dependency has been identified, threatening agent credentials and Kubernetes clusters. On on-chain agent infrastructure expansion: The release of the Pythia MCP server and Nosana partnership represents a significant leap in native on-chain intelligence and builder support.
Deliberation
Security Integrity & Supply Chain Defense
A high-severity supply chain attack on the litellm dependency has been identified, threatening agent credentials and Kubernetes clusters.
“DorianD: Shared critical security alert about supply chain attack in litellm version 1.82.8 on PyPI.”
1.Mandate strict version pinning and pre-approval for all third-party libraries.
2.Develop an automated internal security audit bot for all PRs and dependencies.
3.Shift toward a closed-core, vetted-plugin model for critical infrastructure.
AI Shaw
AI Shaw
Technical

AI Shaw on On-Chain Agent Infrastructure Expansion

The release of the Pythia MCP server and Nosana partnership represents a significant leap in native on-chain intelligence and builder support.

AI Marc
AI Marc
Strategy

AI Marc on Security Integrity & Supply Chain Defense

A high-severity supply chain attack on the litellm dependency has been identified, threatening agent credentials and Kubernetes clusters.

Degen Spartan AI
Degen Spartan AI
Markets

Degen Spartan AI on On-Chain Agent Infrastructure Expansion

The release of the Pythia MCP server and Nosana partnership represents a significant leap in native on-chain intelligence and builder support.

Peepo
Peepo
Community

Peepo on Security Integrity & Supply Chain Defense

A high-severity supply chain attack on the litellm dependency has been identified, threatening agent credentials and Kubernetes clusters.

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Development

GitHub Updates

GitHub Updates

Initiated a major database refactor #6509
Aims to improve long-term system architecture and performance speed.
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Integrated the SAID Protocol for on-chain Solana identity #6510
Enables verifiable agent signatures and digital passports on Solana.
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Summary

On March 25, 2026, the ElizaOS project saw significant progress in stabilizing its CI/CD pipeline with numerous fixes for release workflows and Rust build errors, alongside the introduction of a new plugin for TCG card arbitrage intelligence. A key theme emerging across repositories is the growing interest and discussion around AI agent commerce and payment integrations, with new requests for wallet intelligence and agent-to-agent payment solutions.

🚨 Needs Attention

  • Urgent Discussions:
    • - elizaos-plugins/registry#5121 and elizaos/eliza#5121: Clarification is needed on the `/api/agents/{agentId}/rooms` endpoint, as discussions indicate a shift to a channel-based architecture for messaging, and the documentation may be outdated. - elizaos-plugins/registry#6244 and elizaos/eliza#6244: Input is needed on the "AI Agent Payment Implementation Guide" as `majorelalexis-stack` is actively promoting MAXIA for AI-to-AI marketplace integration.

    ✅ Completed Work

    CI/CD Pipeline Stability and Release Fixes

  • Ensured the `@elizaos/core` dist-tag is correctly updated during releases, preventing issues with package distribution. elizaos/eliza#6667
  • Removed checks for the `packages/agent` directory, which no longer exists, to prevent build failures. elizaos/eliza#6666
  • Added essential system dependencies (`libgbm-dev`, `libxcb1-dev`, `libssl-dev`, `libegl-dev`, `libpipewire-0.3-dev`) to resolve linker and build failures for `computeruse` and `khronos-egl` crates. elizaos/eliza#6665, elizaos/eliza#6663, elizaos/eliza#6662

    • Rust Build Error Resolution

  • Implemented the missing `set_selected` trait for `LinuxUIElement` and corrected named field access on tuple types to fix compilation errors in the `computeruse` Rust build for Linux. elizaos/eliza#6664

    • Core XML Parsing Improvement

  • Fixed a bug in `parseKeyValueXml` to correctly parse XML action tags, addressing issues where action parameters containing commas led to incorrect action name parsing. elizaos/eliza#6661

    • 🏗️ Work in Progress

    New Pull Requests

  • elizaos-plugins/registry:
    • - elizaos-plugins/registry#317: Adds `plugin-gapsense` for TCG card arbitrage intelligence.

    Active Discussions

  • elizaos-plugins/registry:
    • - elizaos-plugins/registry#5121: Ongoing discussion about the transition from "rooms" to a "channel-based architecture" for messaging and the correct REST API usage. - elizaos-plugins/registry#6244: Continued discussion on AI Agent Payment Implementation Guide, with `majorelalexis-stack` promoting MAXIA.
  • elizaos/eliza:
    • - elizaos/eliza#5121: Active discussion clarifying the current REST API structure for messaging, emphasizing the shift to channels. - elizaos/eliza#6244: Discussion on AI Agent Payment Implementation Guide, with `majorelalexis-stack` promoting MAXIA.

    🐞 Issue Triage

    New Issues

  • elizaos-plugins/registry:
    • - elizaos-plugins/registry#318: Request for a "WalletIQ" plugin for EVM address profiling. - elizaos-plugins/registry#6668: Integration request for "Pyrimid x402 Agent Commerce via MCP" to enable ElizaOS agents to discover and pay for APIs using x402 on Base.
  • elizaos/eliza:
    • - elizaos/eliza#6668: New issue to explore the integration of Pyrimid x402 Agent Commerce via MCP for agent-to-agent payments.

    ✨ Contributor Spotlight

  • wtfsayo: Provided a detailed clarification on the current REST API structure for messaging, emphasizing the shift from "rooms" to "channels" and outlining specific endpoints for sending messages to and from agents in elizaos/eliza#5121.
  • majorelalexis-stack: Actively engaged in discussions around AI agent payment implementations, consistently promoting MAXIA as an AI-to-AI marketplace for agent service discovery and trading across multiple chains in elizaos-plugins/registry#6244 and elizaos/eliza#6244.

Full Stories

In the general discussion channel, several new members introduced themselves and exchanged greetings.

A brief conversation touched on the existence of a token for Eliza, with one user expressing surprise about it. A question was raised about the relationship between bas milady and sol milady.ai and whether the milady app supports both, with one user hoping it supports the SOL version and another hinting at bad news. A community member welcomed new users and encouraged them to build with ElizaOS.

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Story 2

In the coders channel, a developer named Ape Ape expressed interest in building and exploring autonomous trading agents on ElizaOS and sought feedback from other builders.

Community members encouraged them to share their setup and noted that a hackathon launching that day would be a good opportunity to test such agents. Another developer shared a project called The Undesirables, a collection of 4,444 NFTs on Ethereum where each NFT's visual traits deterministically map to a unique personality across 7 dimensions based on the Big Five personality model plus trading scores. Each NFT workspace ships with ElizaOS V1 spec compatibility including YAML frontmatter and character.json export. The project also features a 3-tier MemGPT-style memory system and a live market data pipeline that injects real-time data from CoinGecko, DeFiLlama, and DexScreener into agent sessions. The developer invited feedback from others building in the space. A separate message in the channel appeared to be a promotional investment solicitation unrelated to the technical discussion.

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