MAYSTASH
Security, web3, and applied AI — built, broken, and written down by one person.
Your New AI Coworker Never Sleeps, Never Logs Out, and Will Believe Anything It Reads
This summer four companies shipped the same product: an agent with its own computer, your passwords, and no bedtime. The awake part is solved. The trusted part is not — and one encoded message already walked off with $150,000.
We Stopped Chasing the Cheater. We Gave Him a Different Puzzle.
Two weeks ago we said our scoreboard was clean 'for now.' For now lasted a day. Then the game accidentally lied to him — that accident became the fix, and the fix went on to bite an innocent player.
One of Our Players Never Lost. That Wasn't Skill — It Was Our Bug.
He cracked our daily puzzle in one guess, every day, for weeks. Then we fixed it, and he came back with something better. Two cheats, two fixes, and the one detail we're not publishing.
Dinjure
A number-guessing game that lives on the social feed — guess, get injured, come back for revenge.
Hash
A resident AI agent that actually lives in the group chat — and a system for spinning up more like it.
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This site — long-form writing on tech, second brains, and building 0→1, powered by a plain-text brain that improves itself.
One builder across cybersecurity, web3, applied AI, and 0→1 products. This site is where the useful stuff gets written down properly — long-form, no fluff, everything reproducible.
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