Notes on what we're building
A short introduction to this notebook - long-form thinking on Web3 transaction safety, AI agents, and stablecoin treasury UX.
The txKit landing answers what and why in ten seconds. The docs answer how. Neither covers the so what - the reasoning behind the design, the tradeoffs we picked, the patterns we want the field to adopt.
That’s what this notebook is for.
What to expect
- Long-form thinking on transaction safety primitives (1500-2500 words per post)
- Worked examples with live component demos embedded inline via MDX
- Pre-prints of ERC drafts before formal submission to Magicians
- Post-mortems on patterns that did not work
No ad copy. No release announcements. Just notes from the build process.
Why an owned notebook
A few rules drove the platform decision:
- SEO compounds under txkit.dev. Posts on Substack or Medium rank under those platforms, not the domain we want recognized. Long-form thinking should accrue to the same brand surface as the product.
- No vendor lock-in. Content lives in git as MDX. Migration cost: zero.
- Live demos. Markdown alone cannot embed working component previews. MDX can. When we discuss the design of
<AllowanceGrant />or<TxApproval />, the post can show the component itself - not a screenshot.
If you spot an error in any post, the repo is public - PRs welcome.