👨🏻💻Head of Dev Relations for @hedera at @hashgraph $HBAR #Hashgraph #HelloFuture #HelloOpenSource Opinions are my own.
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1/ Coding agents are moving from suggesting code to running it. So, how much freedom should I give my coding agent? And what could go wrong?
Interesting tools popping up in the market...
GitHub’s new local sandboxing shows the wider push to put limits around that agentic freedom.
github.blog/changelog/2026-1…
3/ So basically, routine code/build work can run within limits, with review where more authority is needed...
You can also say YOLO and let the AI agent run wild without approval or reviews, on your machine, with your credit card... convenient, but wouldn't recommend
4/ Takeaway: Worth thinking of and designing the agent’s authority, sandbox, and guardrails as carefully as the prompts.
A local sandbox doesn’t set permissions for a connected service or wallet. Limit those separately, and test what the agent must refuse as well as what it should accomplish.
Also, HCS and standards built around the service are essential for logging and auditing agent activity... useful when things hit the fan...
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⚡ @hedera settled 855,925 transactions yesterday.
That is nearly 10 transactions every second through the whole day, and its busiest day of the past week.
A busy day for Hedera.
📊 chainspect.app/chain/hedera?…
5/ On Hedera, Asset Tokenization Studio (and Asseto) addresses the asset-control side, including KYC checks when enabled.
docs.tokenization-studio.hed…
6/ Want to dig deeper into CLPR and inter-ledger operability for moving messages, data, assets, etc.?
Join the upcoming session: "An Architectural Deep Dive into New CLPR (Cross-Ledger Protocol) Lab" on Nov 18th
meetup.com/lfdt-sf/events/31…
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At the @AIconference, @narb_s at @hashgraph covered how to give agents spending power without losing control.
With Hedera Agent Accounts, spending caps live on-chain and only you can change them, with an audit trail of every agent action.
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The next wave of online shoppers won't be human.
AI agents could transact at a scale people never could. So where does @Hedera fit in?
@Hashgraph's @narb_s joins me to explore agentic commerce, micropayments & giving AI spending power...with limits of course. 👀
🤖 Made with AI
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We're going LIVE with Tanya Knowles from @iobuilders on today's @Hedera HashChat🎙️
We'll be discussing Asseto, tokenized deposits, and how ioBuilders is bringing banks into the future!
🕐1PM ET👇Don't miss it
xitter.cf/i/spaces/1jGXgBPXOVPKZ
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LATEST: 🤖 Hedera announced Agent Accounts, non-custodial spending accounts that let AI agents pay in HBAR or USDC within daily and per-transaction limits enforced by a smart contract.
ALT The image features the Hedera logo with a black circle containing a stylized "H" next to the word "Hedera" in black text on a white background.
ALT A group of humanoid robots sits in a dimly lit café, each working on laptops. The central robot wears glasses and is seated at a wooden table with a cup of coffee nearby. The café features warm lighting and a cityscape is visible through the window.
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Quantum has been on @leemonbaird's radar for a long time... so when Q-day knocks, Hedera is already home with the lights on 💡
🎥 @hedera co-founder @leemonbaird says "we will not be destroyed" as Hedera is well prepared for Q-day.
He addresses quantum threat at #HederaCon2026.
6/ For an institutional, commercial-grade platform, Asseto (by @iobuilders & co-offered by @hashgraph) supports tokenized asset issuance, servicing, trading, and settlement.
It supports public Hedera or private HashSphere...
hashgraph.com/asseto/
Asset To... get it? so cool
