Try lasso.sh and tell me what you think

I'm working on lasso.sh, an open source node RPC router and RPC service for reliable, performant, and deeply flexible node RPC.

Lasso gives you an RPC layer that you can tune for your use case and retain deep control over: Bring your own providers, use public providers, plug in your own nodes, or use our providers. It monitors performance and shows you how providers are performing in real time while routing your requests optimally and failing over intelligently to protect your apps from failures.

You can start on free endpoints, bring your own provider keys when you need more, self host it, or point your agent to lasso.sh and let them run with it (x402 and MPP supports for agent native apis)

Who this is for (Requirements)

  • You've used an RPC provider before (public, free or paid)
  • You've built something onchain, for fun or professionally
  • You have a GitHub account with commits in the last year

What to do

  1. On a desktop (or non-mobile device): go to lasso.sh and either make an account through the dashboard or copy the prompt to make an account with you agent
  2. Send some real requests through it from something you're building.
  3. Star the repo on GitHub.

How to submit (one claim each)

  • Image: a screenshot of your agent chat and/or a Lasso dashboard page from any UX/UI you found interesting, confusing, or worth highlighting
  • Description: your first impressions, whether you'd use it for what you're building and why or why not, your GitHub, and your X or Farcaster handle
  • Optional: links to more screenshots or a short screen recording

Payout

When the bounty closes, the most thoughtful and insightful feedback wins. Everyone else who sends useful feedback gets a tip straight to their wallet.

I'm looking for builders to help shape Lasso. If you want to keep using it after this, I'll set you up with free credits and build for what you need as I build my early user base :) (dms welcome)

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