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Jacob
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thoughts on building /atlas
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Sheva
@sheva7.eth
What would be an appropriate message to introduce /atlas to others in a short sentence?
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Jacob
@jrf
it's a good question... in general, /atlas is a bunch of tools that help you read, create and share content on the farcaster protocol lately, we've been having fun with some ai experiments, and building tools to curate content using actions + frames
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Sheva
@sheva7.eth
It was a product that contained various possibilities, so I wanted to hear your thoughts. Thanks!
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Jacob
@jrf
exactly it really started as a plan to build a client and i had a lot of ideas on how to build on farcaster over time we took the approach to build simpler things, bots, then frames, actions, composer actions, etc. now it's kind of coming back to the place where it makes more sense to build a client, where the features we've developed can all come together
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Sheva
@sheva7.eth
Breaking everything down into parts and making it easy for users to provide feedback was a good strategy, wasn’t it? There must be a lot of discoveries along the way.
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Jacob
@jrf
yeah that's 100% right i'll just say that was the plan lol ?8^)
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Sheva
@sheva7.eth
Hahaha, but I’ve often seen products fail because they couldn’t make that decision.🥹
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Jacob
@jrf
i plan on persisting, ultimately i want the paid subscribers to tell us what they want the product to be, and we are going to create our @hypersub soon.. just a bit more technical work to turn /atlas into a product
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