MAYSTASH
Security, web3, and applied AI — built, broken, and written down by one person.
Green Means the Runner Ran. It Never Meant the Work Got Done.
For seven days a scheduler told me my job had succeeded, every thirty minutes, while the job did nothing at all. It's one of thirteen times this year a system of mine reported fine while broken. They fail in the same six ways, and none of them throw an error.
TikTok's API Told Me I Could Only Post to Myself. The Post Went Fully Public. Both Were True.
Every guide says posting to your own TikTok needs an app review: a privacy policy, a demo video, weeks of waiting. I got a public post out of an app I never submitted. Here's the door everyone walks past, and how to read an API that lies to you in a way that's technically honest.
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.
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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