NIP Cloud-Account Key Backup
A proposal to unify nostr login with legacy oauth providers with cloud storage of keys.
Nip
fui-rs: Functional UI in Rust, Without HTML or CSS
A look at fui-rs, a Rust SDK for retained-mode functional UI on EffinDom: no HTML/CSS, WebAssembly delivery, custom drawing, keyboard input, game loops, and static deployment.
NIP Draft: Hybrid Post-Quantum Event Signatures
Backward-compatible hybrid PQ event signing for Nostr: keep ed25519 sig, add optional psig tag (Dilithium/SPHINCS+) over the same event id.
Signum — Petition Signatures
Signum: an open, substrate-agnostic petition protocol for Nostr. Petitions are kind:30023 long-form events, signatures are kind:1791 cryptographic events, and display is trust-weighted via composable signals — no platform owns the signature data.
Can LLMs Alone Become AGI?
A clear look at whether language models alone are enough for AGI, and why memory, world models, embodiment, reasoning, and multi-agent systems may matter.
NIP-95: Protocolo Híbrido Relay-P2P via WebRTC
Esta é uma especificação técnica exaustiva para a **NIP-95 (Hybrid Peer-to-Peer Relay Protocol)**. Ela foi desenhada para ser "LLM-ready", fornecendo definições de mensagens, fluxos lógicos, esquemas de dados e regras de estado que permitem a um modelo de IA gerar código funcional para clientes ou servidores Nostr.
Deploying to Akash with a Multi-Agent Team and Private Container Registries
A walkthrough of deploying a containerised application to the Akash Network using a Hermes multi-agent system powered by AkashML AI models. Covers the full lifecycle from Dockerfile to a live deployment on decentralised infrastructure.
Building an Async Agent Queue for Long-Running AI Worker Tasks
A practical architecture for routing long-running AI agent work through durable queues, shared artifacts, worker roles, and an agentq CLI.
Optional Compatibility Layer for Legacy Bitcoin Addresses (Non-normative)
Who else wants deterministic legacy address derivation from x-only public keys (npub)? Mostly ChatGPT & me, may have come up with that reference implementation...
aegis: sign-time .bit (Namecoin) NIP-05 verification at the signer
A PR against ZharlieW/Aegis (cross-platform Nostr signer) adds sign-time verification for kind:0 events claiming a .bit NIP-05 identity. The signer resolves the claim on Namecoin BEFORE handing off to the low-level sign function and warns on mismatch. Fails open offline. First N1-track integration on the producer side of the protocol.
lumilumi: Namecoin .bit NIP-05 resolution (Svelte/TypeScript)
A PR against TsukemonoGit/lumilumi adds optional Namecoin .bit NIP-05 resolution via a browser-native WSS ElectrumX client. One module, one hook in the verify path, no new UI surface. Sixth shipping client-side reference implementation of Namecoin NIP-05.
nos (Planetary): Namecoin .bit NIP-05 resolution
A PR against planetary-social/nos (the iOS Nostr client behind nos.social) adds optional Namecoin .bit NIP-05 verification to the existing NIP-05 path. Direct port of the Nostur Swift resolver with a small FIRSTUPDATE fix.
0xchat: Namecoin .bit NIP-05 resolution for DM impersonation defense
A PR against 0xchat-app/0xchat-app-main adds Namecoin .bit NIP-05 resolution to the existing NIP-05 path, plus a distinct Namecoin badge in the contact / profile / user-center views so DM users can tell DNS-backed identities from chain-backed ones at a glance. Seventh shipping reference implementation of Namecoin NIP-05 across five runtimes.
nostter: Namecoin .bit NIP-05 resolution (PR #2128)
A PR against SnowCait/nostter — the calm reader-oriented Nostr web client — adds Namecoin .bit NIP-05 resolution to the existing verify path. One module, one hook, two call-site swaps, zero new top-level UI: the existing checkmark either lights up or it doesn’t. Seventh N1 reference implementation across five runtimes.
alphaama: Namecoin .bit NIP-05 resolution (vanilla JS web)
A PR against eskema/alphaama adds Namecoin .bit NIP-05 resolution to the existing NIP-05 path. ~165 lines of vanilla JS, single file, matches the scrappy style of the codebase. Eighth shipping N1 reference implementation across five runtimes.
nosotros: Namecoin .bit NIP-05 resolution (web, browser-native ElectrumX)
A PR against cesardeazevedo/nosotros adds Namecoin .bit NIP-05 verification to its existing nostr-tools-based NIP-05 path, with browser-native ElectrumX WebSocket resolution and a distinct teal shield badge for Namecoin-verified identities. Eighth shipping N1 reference implementation across five runtimes.
nostrmo: Namecoin .bit NIP-05 resolution (Flutter/Dart)
A PR against haorendashu/nostrmo adds Namecoin .bit NIP-05 resolution to nostrmo's existing NIP-05 path. App-local helper plus two two-line branches at the existing call sites; SDK submodule untouched. Sixth shipping reference implementation of Namecoin NIP-05 across five runtimes (Kotlin, Swift, JS, Dart, now Flutter).
ants: Namecoin .bit NIP-05 resolution + inline search-bar indicator
A PR against dergigi/ants adds Namecoin .bit NIP-05 resolution to the existing NIP-05 path, plus an inline resolution indicator under the global search bar — a direct port of Amethyst PR #2957 to web. Seventh shipping N1 reference implementation across five runtimes.
NIP-05 Verification via Namecoin (.bit) — Now Upstream PR
The narrowest possible slice of the Namecoin-Track NIPs is now open as nostr-protocol/nips#2349: NIP-05 verification anchored in the Namecoin blockchain instead of DNS+HTTPS. Strict complement to NIP-05, eight wire-compatible reference impls across six platforms. Companion drafts (relay discovery, TLSA pinning, service attestations) intentionally separate.
NIP-3C: OTS Handling Policy for Nostr
Behavioural NIP that complements NIP-3B. Defines kind:30041 — an addressable replaceable event whose content is a JSON document declaring how the publisher creates, stores, strips, keeps, and serves OTS proofs. Five orthogonal rules + retention bounds + cooperative-upgrade flags + NIP-44 encrypted fields.