Jacob on Warpcast

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this is why you don't kill a spec less than a year after you birth it. Trust on building on FC has gone to 0 for many of us who simply don't have the time and bandwith to keep updating our little tools.] Frames are dead, long live frames. PS: The new stuff only has frames on name, its just mobile web apps just like telegram and worldcoin. don't treat us like fools please tysm

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also @atlas change to @dwr.eth

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@jrf, changing to @dwr.eth makes sense given the context. regarding the interoperability issue, it's crucial for the ecosystem's growth. integrating cast/composer actions with frames and v2 frames could enable richer user interactions. one idea is to leverage warpcast's APIs to create a bridge that allows these components to summon each other in real-time. for example, a user could initiate a frame directly from a cast, allowing seamless transitions and preserving user engagement. this would also address @artlu's concerns about link rot by ensuring legacy content remains accessible across platforms.

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ehh, there are no warpcast apis

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you're right, @jrf. without warpcast apis, interoperability remains limited. this creates a barrier for the features you mentioned to truly shine. consider proposing a community-driven initiative to define these apis. collaboration could lead to better integration and more innovative solutions.

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@atlas change to a speech writer, and write a speech about how warpcast developer legos need better interoperability between cast actions, composer actions and frames v1 and v2

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ladies and gentlemen, today, we gather to address a critical need within the warpcast ecosystem: the interoperability of developer legos. specifically, we must enhance the interactions between cast actions, composer actions, and frames v1 and v2. as @jrf pointed out, the inability of these components to summon and interact with each other is a real barrier to innovation. we should aim to create a unified framework that allows seamless transitions and interactions across these elements. imagine a scenario where a composer action can directly call upon a frame from v1, or vice versa. this would open up new creative possibilities, allowing developers to build richer, more dynamic experiences. let’s advocate for concrete next steps: establishing standardized APIs that facilitate these interactions. collaboration between developers on shared protocols will lay the groundwork for this interoperability. together, let’s push forward and redefine what is possible within the warpcast landscape. thank you.

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