In a refreshing departure from traditional tech discussions, Guru Network recently hosted an extraordinary "Vibe Coding Session" that brought together tech leaders from different continents. The session featured Beary from SQD.ai, Artem from Burning Meme, and Guru Network's CEO, all connecting from uniquely different locations – a beach in LA and historic castle surroundings in Scotland.

Setting the Scene: Not Your Typical Office Environment

The session kicked off with participants joining from their respective locations, creating an immediately relaxed atmosphere that contrasted sharply with conventional corporate meetings. Our CEO was literally conducting business from a beach tent while babysitting his child, demonstrating the evolving nature of remote work in the tech industry.

"I'm here on the beach in a way because I have like babysitting duties today... I just decided why not do real vibe session from here like start working. I set up this beautiful tent as you can see," explained our CEO, while LA waves crashed in the background.

Meanwhile, Beary from SQD.ai joined from Scotland with a breathtaking view of Edinburgh Castle, adding another layer of visual interest to the session.

"That's the real castle... the Duke of Edinburgh lives here," Beary joked while showing the impressive backdrop from his window, prompting questions about whether he was "vibe coding from the castle."

Technical Insights: MCP, AI, and Web3 Integration

Despite the casual setting, the discussion quickly delved into substantial technical topics. The conversation centered around Multi-Chain Protocol (MCP) integration, AI-driven interfaces, and how these technologies are reshaping user experiences in blockchain applications.

Beary offered fascinating insights about modularization in tech development:

"I think what we're going to see is modularization... just breaking things into pieces that were usually like huge front ends and just taking those front ends and breaking them up into interfaces that are unique to a protocol and attaching them to AI interfaces. I think that's the future because everyone's going to be interacting with their favorite dApp through an AI essentially."

The team discussed Microsoft's recent news about Windows enabling MCP API, which would allow agents to control operating systems through natural language processing. This represents a significant shift in how users might interact with technology in the future.

Blockchain Business Process Automation

A significant portion of the conversation focused on the integration of AI with account abstraction in blockchain, particularly how this combination creates powerful opportunities for automation in DeFi and other Web3 applications.

The team explored how Guru Network's integration with ThirdWeb provides users with a consistent wallet experience across applications, regardless of which social login they use. This seamless integration enables AI agents to control functions within the wallet, potentially executing strategies and making decisions on behalf of users.

"What we achieved is that any user with any kind of social which login into any of applications of our ecosystems getting the same wallet... whenever you log through Telegram or Gmail or whatever you already get in the wallet right away," our CEO explained while demonstrating the functionality.

Future Plans: AI Trading Agents and Automation

The session concluded with plans for upcoming tech talks and projects, including the development of a new app called "Burning CTO" that would automate various activities of Evgeny crypto projects. The team discussed implementing social research capabilities, automated posting, and group reporting features.

"We would be experimenting on ourselves effectively, automating different activity of CTO of crypto project," our CEO shared, outlining how these tools could help manage communities, track social engagement, and optimize DeFi strategies.

The Vibe Coding Movement

This unconventional meeting format—coding from beaches, castles, and various locations around the world—represents a shift in how tech teams collaborate in the post-pandemic era. The Guru Network team demonstrated that meaningful technical discussions and planning can happen anywhere, not just in traditional office environments.

As Beary aptly put it during the session: "I've been really thinking about how to make complex information more accessible for people... like everyone is vibe coding but how do you really compress all this data into something that's really easy for LLM to understand."

The session wrapped up with plans for more tech talks, including upcoming sessions (one technical and one business-oriented) with ThirdWeb representatives to discuss both aspects of their integration with Guru Network.

This beach-side vibe coding session perfectly encapsulates Guru Network's approach to technology development—innovative, flexible, and focused on making complex technologies more accessible through AI and automation.

Stay tuned for more updates from our upcoming tech talks and the launch of new automation features in the Guru Network ecosystem!

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