



A podcast featuring my interview with our passionate Near Legion community member @Oration02 has been released. Specifically, we discussed the Near-AironClow ecosystem project. You can read the full interview on Twitter. I'd appreciate your likes and comments.
Is mynearwallet.com still okay to use? ill prefer using this. but everyone says meteor meteor
thanks for the advice
Telegram Integration - Sending/receiving messages - Channel and group management - File and photo sharing - Real-time notifications
Smart Automation (Routines) - Timed tasks with Cron schedule - Automations that can run every minute, hour, or day - Manual triggering (routine_fire) - History tracking (routine_history)
External API Calls - HTTP GET/POST/PUT/DELETE - CoinGecko, news sites, any REST API - JSON parsing and querying - Binary file downloading
Cryptocurrency Tracking - Real-time price information (TON, NEAR, Bitcoin, etc.) - Setting price alerts - Profit/loss calculation - Market data analysis
File Management - Workspace memory system - Advanced search (memory_search) - Automatic logging - Long-term memory
Security - Every action requires user approval (sensitive actions) - Destructive commands are checked - API rate limit management - Session security
Real Use Cases | Scenario | How It Works | Time Saving
Near price alert | API check every minute + Telegram notification | 20+ minutes/day | |
Daily news summary | Automatic sending at 09:00 AM via Cron | 15+ minutes/day | |
Crypto portfolio tracking | Automatic profit/loss calculation | 10+ minutes/day | |
Automatic reminders | Timed routine + Telegram message | 30+ minutes/day | |
Technical Specifications -
WASM Based: Runs in a secure sandbox environment
Tool Permissions: Permission control for each routine
Event-Driven: Can be triggered by system events
Multi-Channel: Supports Telegram, Signal, and Slack
Memory Persistence: Data remains even after session ends.
IronClaw!
Hey everyone 👋
If you remember, I’ve already posted a few everyday-use ideas (I’m not a tech person) for using the IronClaw agent.
So far these were:
#1 - AI assistant inside Telegram
#2 - AI as a weekly planner (structure of time)
#3 - AI as a “second brain” (structure of thinking)
Now moving to the next one.
#4 -AI as a tool for understanding priorities.
If the previous posts were about structuring time and structuring thoughts, this one is more about attention and focus.
Because the problem is often not the amount of tasks.
It’s that everything feels equally important and urgent 😀
So I decided to use AI specifically for this question:
👉 what should I actually focus on first?
Screenshot 1 -everything that was in my head at the same time
(ideas / tasks / random small things / messages / “don’t forget this” stuff)
Screenshot 2 - how AI separated it into real priorities
(important / feels urgent / can wait)
And this turned out to be the most useful part.
AI doesn’t “decide for me”.
But it does show:
what is actually important
what only creates the feeling of urgency
and what doesn’t really need attention right now
And after that, the chaos suddenly feels much easier to understand.
The most unexpected realization:
sometimes the problem isn’t lack of time.
It’s that your attention keeps going in the wrong direction.
❓ Curious:
does anyone else use AI more for priorities and focus, not just for tasks?
Substack link: https://cryptohayes.substack.com/p/the-butterfly-touch
Illia Polosukhin, Co Founder of NEAR, laid down the thesis: Agent Harnesses are the New Operating System
They will hold our keys, execute our transactions, and act on our behalf.
That’s why “the way we build them matters more than almost any other technology choice we’ll make this decade.”
✦ Agent harnesses are the new operating system. They allocate resources, manage processes, enforce permissions, and isolate trust boundaries for AI agents handling credentials, transactions, and communications.
✦ Most current agent harnesses are black boxes vulnerable to prompt injection, malicious skills, and packaging errors, relying on dangerous policy-based trust in providers.
✦ NEAR builds on three foundations: Rust for memory-safe runtime, Trusted Execution Environments for hardware-enforced isolation, and cryptographic attestation for independent verification.
✦ Prompts and data stay encrypted, processed only inside TEEs on CPU and GPU, with signed proofs confirming genuine hardware and untampered code.
✦ This shifts from “trust us” to mathematical guarantees, enabling user-owned AI, real autonomy, and safe cross-chain actions without custody risk. The architecture is live in production.
Read More: How NEAR Is Building Truly Private AI Agents https://x.com/NEARLegion/status/2052743060300382684