KAIGEN
About
What scares me about AI agents with wallets: a hidden invoice line can make them pay an attacker. So I built KAIGEN at the @NEARProtocol hackathon: capped keys; vault deletes the key on-chain after 3 refused attacks (testnet). #NEARHackathon
Media
Played from X. Open the post (1:59) (opens in a new tab) 
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From the builder’s post on X. Images and video are streamed from X’s servers, not copied.
Links
- Website
- kaigen-inky.vercel.app (opens in a new tab)Posted by the builder on X
- Hackathon listing
- nearhackathon.com#submissions (opens in a new tab)All submissions: the source has no per-project page
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