Before ChatGPT, before AI Agents… there was webRunes I/O. (2018 Archive)
📜 A blast from the past for this Sunday.
I decided to keep an old video on our channel from 7 years ago. Back then, we were building WRIO as a Web3 Protocol for a "Machine Readable Web."
The vision was simple but radical: Create a world where software could autonomously read, execute, and transact business logic without human intervention.
We bet on Smart Contracts to achieve this. Then the Crypto Winter hit. The ICO market froze. The technology wasn't ready for mass adoption.
🥶 But a frozen market doesn't kill a valid mission.
We kept the vision alive. We evolved. Today, WRIO is no longer about blockchain hype. We achieve that same "Machine Readable" autonomy using AI Agents and our proprietary PRaaS (Process as a Service) architecture.
The technology changed. The stack changed (Solidity →...
An AI content bot for IspFlow. It writes posts from live product numbers and Nigerian/Kenyan trends, designs X cards and TikTok videos in five rotating looks from a library of real app screens, adds voice, captions and sound, and sends each draft to Telegram for one-tap approval. It learns from what gets approved or skipped.
I'd separate a timing skip from a content rejection in that learning loop. Does Telegram capture why a draft was skipped, so an otherwise good format doesn't get penalized just because it wasn't the right day to publish?