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Justin Moon
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Ran Austin Bitdevs meetup for many years, helped build Fedimint, now helping HRF build AI for Individual Rights program
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To me, nostr feels more like a group chat than "social media"
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Made a CLI that can query GPT5 Pro. In my experience that's the smartest model. Very convenient to use as an "oracle" when coding agents like Sonnet 4.5 get stuck or need guidance. 
GitHub
GitHub - justinmoon/gpt5-pro
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Everyone thought lightning was going to be a client protocol, but it turned out to be a server protocol.
Something similar might be true for nostr ...
I started writing a TUI coding agent last week and this `/explain` feature is the first one that's really sick. Gives you a tutorial about current branch relative to master. Will add many more bells and whistles but this is already amazing.
Finally setup syncthing. I've always hated sysadmin, but the vibability of nix configs has totally changed changed my tune @Gigi
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little tool i made for reviewing coding agent changes
Reviewing AI-Generated Code with `rv`
A simple tool to review all git changes at once when working with coding agents
Has anyone built a Disqus style comments section on nostr?
insanely useful script for vibe-coding guis on a mac. it just focuses and screenshots a window by name. so this allows the agent to see what the gui looks like.
Gist
screenshot-window
GitHub Gist: instantly share code, notes, and snippets.
The more i vibecode and the better i get at it, the less i find github useful. I already have self-hosted runner so don't need their ci. it's move convenient to store issues and roadmap in text files so i don't need issues. Starting to do a local merge pipeline so don't need PRs.
Just saw this neat video which makes me want to stop using the GitHub git server
Might work well with gitworkshop, too (cc @DanConwayDev)
One really awesome thing about vibecoding is that you can do it for nonchalantly 15 minutes and actually be productive.
With real coding I always needed to dial in for at least a few hours.