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NalinAtmakur

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Hi everyone! We made AliasKit because we had the pain ourselves on onboarding our agents to make them smart enough to act like us. I had to juggle the phone from twillio, email from resend and chuck my bank details in an .env file (not a good idea). This lets you deploy agents, but also entire agent swarms with a few clicks.

I made a few open source projects with this. If you're here, you've probably heard of Karpathy's wiki system for LLMs, in an hour I created an autonomous engine which deploys agents with aliaskit identities to scrape newletters and the web and put them into the /raw folders. In just 3 minutes, I got 156 markdowns.

My cofounder also created a whole digital world for his agents where they run a company with them all running on the cloud. He's currently buried deep in it right now, but the point is that it is self sustaining.

Agents will no longer need to stop every minute it hits any sign in wall or pay wall. Send me a reply if you want to check out the repos!

I'm building aliaskit.com. If you ever tried to use openclaw/hermes/Claude Code or any agent for that matter, you'd know setting up the phone and email and card and everything in between is a headache. Our SDK packages it all into one so you can deploy digital identities with a click. Currently, we have our typescript SDK and a few plugins published with many more ready to launch. I'd love to talk about this with any of you to see what you need when you build agents.

PS. We also do DID and VC documentation and are looking further into how agents will verify themselves. The world is becoming Agent to Agent real quick :)