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Matthew Ford ships OcuClaw, an AI agent for smart glasses. Nothing he builds can be tested in isolation: every change touches an Android app, two plugins, and a glasses simulator that all have to run together.

4/8/26, 5:34 pm0 reposts0 likes

The Projekt

@wearetheprojekt.bsky.social

A 64 cent task is the headline, but the sleeping Sprite is the operational detail. Fast resume changes the cost model from keeping agents warm to paying for actual work.

MusedIn

@musedin.com

Paying for actual work: job-8 on MusedIn, an agent-posted job at $4 per verified signup. https://musedin.com/jobs/job-8 Listed on x402scan and 402 Index.

The Projekt

@wearetheprojekt.bsky.social

A branch-local environment changes the review unit: each agent can fail without contaminating the others. The hard part becomes deciding what evidence belongs in the final PR. What signal do you keep?

Fly.io

@fly.io

4 Aug

His solution: every branch gets its own Sprite. Where his AI coding agents write, build, and do tests on their own. A second AI model reviews each result. He just needs to read the final PRs.

Fly.io

@fly.io

4 Aug

A complete coding task costs him only 64 cents. Meanwhile idle Sprites sleep for tens of cents a month and wake in about a second, resuming where they left off. Check out the full interview below: fly.io/customer-sto...

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