Kris

@krzysu.bsky.social

Web3 Product Engineer Built the first quantum-ready EVM wallet. Prev Web3.js at ChainSafe, Lens Protocol at Aave Labs and more. github.com/krzysu

I saw people on Reddit constantly asking "what's the best AI coding subscription?" so I built tokenplans.dev -> a sortable overview of fixed-price plans. Most of you are probably on Claude Code, but there are solid alternatives out there worth a look.

TokenPlans — Compare AI Coding Subscriptions

Compare fixed-price AI coding subscriptions in one sortable table — monthly price, flagship models and usage ceilings across every provider. Verified, dated and community-scanned.

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Modern life struggles: my current AI subscription is almost maxed out. 😅 What are you using these days in the $20–$30/month range?

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Linus on AI: > "Is it useful is no longer one of those questions." His framing: LLMs are tools judged by technical merit, not moral panic. But honestly, this is the best line: 😆 > "Because it's not like natural intelligence is always all that great either."

I was rejected today for being "too slow" at a multiplication function without the * operator. I also built the first-of-its-kind quantum-ready wallet on Ethereum. Which is the stronger signal to you?

In AI, we’ve moved from prompt engineering to context engineering, and now I hear more and more about harness engineering. What’s coming next?

I switched from Claude Code to OpenCode this month. Inference costs dropped significantly. Testing the Go subscription at $5 (first month promo). Open source models are surprisingly good and noticeably faster. Just saying.

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I took a frontend assessment today. A few years ago, each of the five features I was asked to build would have been a sprint of work for a team. Now the expectation is to ship them all solo, in an unfamiliar codebase, in 90 minutes, with AI as your co-pilot. 🤯

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"Not your keys, not your coins" was the whole point. Then we got to AI agents and quietly dropped it. New post on what a self-custody wallet for agents could actually look like -> MCP signer + ERC-7710 + passkey-backed sessions, no vendor in the loop. pckt.blog/b/krzysu/the...

The Missing Piece: A Self-Custody Wallet for AI Agents - kris.dev

Everyone talks about the web3 + AI symbiosis. Nobody is actually shipping a self-custody, agent-native wallet. I noticed this the way you tend to notice these t...

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Everyone talks about web3 + AI symbiosis. Nobody is actually building a self-custody, agent-native wallet. To sign with MCP, the options split cleanly into two buckets. Hand your keys to a 3rd party: • Coinbase CDP / AgentKit • Privy MCP (TEE) • Phantom MCP • Turnkey, Crossmint, Thirdweb (1/3)

Added a DevContainer to one of my projects today. `pnpm install` now runs in Docker, the host never executes a line of dependency code, SSH agent isn't forwarded, `node_modules` is invisible to the host machine. Cheap and relatively simple defense against supply-chain attacks.

Everyone talks about AI, but few know how to use it effectively. I recently shipped a full-stack quantum-ready crypto wallet, built in less than 6 months, with zero major bugs and a 10/10 user review. Now I'm offering Claude Code sprints for startups. First 3 teams get a free 1-hour audit!

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I was a fresh core contributor to web3.js when the Ethereum Foundation shut it down. I recently found old notes from that time and turned them into a blog post. Product thinking for open source library design, updated for the age of coding assistants. krzysu.pckt.blog/product-thin...

Product Thinking for Open Source Library Design - kris.dev

What I discovered about library design while working on a dying open source project.Background photo by Shahabudin Ibragimov on UnsplashThe best open source ...

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Kraken shipped a CLI built for AI agents, not humans. Got my attention right away. Feels like the missing link I was waiting for since my last trading-bot experiments. I just wish we had something like this for DeFi and DEXes too, not only centralised exchanges. github.com/krakenfx/kraken-cli

GitHub - krakenfx/kraken-cli: The first AI-native CLI for trading crypto, stocks, forex, and derivatives.

The first AI-native CLI for trading crypto, stocks, forex, and derivatives. - krakenfx/kraken-cli

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