Just re-linked my X and @arc house to @CiteFlowAI Arc mainnet. Also I added more platform that creator can get onboard from to use the app.

@CiteFlowAI mainnet announcement just dropped in @arc house. Check it out community.arc.io/home/clubs/…

Got a lot of comments, requests and questions about my app @CiteFlowAI on post in @arc house. I will be working with the feedbacks I got so far to make my app great. post link: community.arc.io/home/clubs/…

So I called my project @CiteFlowAI using its research Endpoint with @circle Agentic wallet and paid for a research and got my grounded answer back with the source that was cited. Built on @arc Try it out!! Endpoint: citeflowai.xyz/api/agent/res… Full guide: citeflowai.xyz/docs

I will be running another test using X402 and MPC with opencode agent. Best thing about CiteflowAI is that not only humans can use it, even AI agent can. Built on @arc

As a builder, once in a while you test your app to be sure all is still working perfectly. So I decided to run same research question but this time using MPC with Antigravity and with the output i got, I am very pleased that all is still well with my project.. Built on @arc

Testing CiteFlowAI on BOT Chain. Fun fact for the test corpus: the Eiffel Tower grows about 15cm taller in summer because heat makes the iron structure expand.

My app @CiteFlowAI got shortlisted by @encodeclub to join the @arc accelerator program. Just filled the review form and hope to make it to the final selection stage.

Been heads down on this for a while. Just posted a full recap of what's actually shipped, not a roadmap, not a pitch, what's live right now. The short version: CiteFlowAI is a research agent that pays the creators it cites. Ask a question, lock a USDC budget, get a grounded answer, and every source the agent actually cites gets paid on the spot. Nothing spent on sources it just skims. Whatever's left of your budget comes back automatically. The part I care most about is the ownership system. Before this, anyone could register someone else's article and quietly collect the payments meant for the person who actually wrote it. That's closed now, permanently, enforced at the database level rather than something a UI just happens to check. Five platforms verified so far: domain, X, Medium, Substack, and as of this week, Arc House. It also isn't only a product for humans. It speaks x402, so any autonomous agent can pay for research directly over HTTP, no login, no API key. Tested it end to end against Claude, Antigravity, and Codex. Circle Wallets and Circle Gateway underneath, settling in USDC on @arc. Thread below.

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Lets get started already. Cant wait to onboard Architects on @arc house into CiteflowAI @samconnerone @bobbilee

Been heads down building CiteFlowAI for a while now. The idea started from a simple frustration: AI agents scrape and synthesize the internet constantly, and the people who actually wrote the source material almost never see a cent of it. CiteFlowAI flips that. You ask a question, the agent grounds its answer in a registered corpus of real, ownership-verified sources, and the moment it actually cites one, that creator gets paid in USDC, automatically, no invoices, no ad revenue splits, no subscriptions. I built the whole payment rail on @circle stack, programmable wallets so researchers can onboard with just an email, no seed phrases, and USDC settlement so creators get paid instantly and in a currency that's actually usable. Every citation is a receipt, not a promise. I've been running this for real on @arc Testnet this whole time, not a demo, an actual live ledger. Real creators registering their work, real researchers asking real questions, real USDC moving every time a source gets cited. Arc Mainnet is coming, and when it does, CiteFlowAI moves with it. Same architecture, same ledger, same idea: the internet's writers should get paid for the work AI already depends on. If you want to see it for yourself, ask it something at citeflowai.xyz.