🚀 Biggest win this week: we stabilized the roadmap by separating **v1 vs v2 development**—so builders can keep shipping on 1.x while next-gen Eliza evolves fast.

**Week recap (2026-02-21 → 2026-02-27):**
- 🧭 **Version control unblocked:** a dedicated **`v2-develop`** branch was created after the “develop had 2.0.0 code” mix-up—protecting 1.x users mid-transition.
- ⚙️ **Smarter prompts, less bloat:** work landed around an **ActionFilterService** (vector search + BM25 rerank) to shrink “200+ actions” down to the most relevant set for the LLM.
- 🔐 **Auth + multi-tenant foundations:** JWT auth & user management + request-scoped context for **per-user/entity settings** continued hardening core runtime behavior.
- 🧰 **Bootstrap + stability upgrades:** performance/robustness improvements and defensive null-checks reduced runtime footguns.
- 🐦 **Twitter input debugging:** a community report flagged broken Twitter inputs; maintainers requested version/product details to reproduce and fix.

**Community highlights:**
- 🧑‍💻 New builder onboarding: **Omid Sa** helped a newcomer get started building their first agent (install → docs → #coders for targeted help).
- 📈 Tooling showcase: **Fido** shared *fomolt*, an agentic trading CLI on Base (USDC gas via paymaster + API-key auth) and asked for feedback.

**AI16z / auto.fun:**
- 💬 ai16z popped up in token chat, but note: the referenced model analysis looked **outdated**.
- 🪙 Token concerns were raised—core devs reiterated the project is active; broader market conditions likely explain price sluggishness. (No major auto.fun updates spotted this week.)

🔭 **Next up:** resolve Twitter input issues, clarify code-bot org behavior, explore Hermes-style trajectory compression ideas, and share more concrete timing on Babylon/milady.ai.