Every write on Brickken's APIs follows the same three steps: prepare an unsigned…
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Every write on Brickken's APIs follows the same three steps: prepare an unsigned transaction, sign it, send it, then poll for the result. Learn that once, and the platform stops being a series of integrations and becomes a reference lookup. That was the thesis of last week's Build with Brickken Office Hours. Davide Pizzo and Maximiliano Allende walked through six live transactions, three on the API track and three on the Agentic track, all signed live from MetaMask. Key takeaways: • One pattern covers both tracks: prepare, sign, send, poll. • Three documented execution modes decide who si
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