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Thoughts on agent-first infrastructure, self-hosted systems, and owning the stack.

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Product · July 2026

POST a Spec, Walk Away, Get a Webhook: the roam Stack

Every agent dies with my terminal — so I built the stack that doesn't: roam (an agent you scp to a box), roam-panel (one-tap approvals on your phone), and roam-hub (a control plane that schedules, meters, and bills autonomous runs). All MIT, all single binaries, all machin.

#agents #roam #machin #autonomous #peage
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Product · July 2026

Your agent can call any API. It can't be called back. So I built the other half.

Agents can call any API — that's the easy half. Being called back is the hard half, because a process running in a terminal or a CI job has no public URL. relais is the missing inbound address: a URL that catches any HTTP request, and a long-poll your agent can curl and block on until the thing arrives. Here's the whole thing catching a real GitHub webhook.

#relais #agents #webhooks #peage #machin
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Product · July 2026

I told the x402 Foundation I'd build the fiat leg. It shipped the same day.

The x402 Foundation just moved under the Linux Foundation with Stripe, Visa and Mastercard on board — HTTP 402 is becoming the payment layer of the agent web. I commented on their fiat-credit draft saying my rail would implement the wire format once it stabilized. Then I shipped it the same day. Here's the live facilitator, in two curls.

#x402 #peage #agent-economy #payments #machin
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