I just found this. no idea what deepwiki is but it seems to be AI generated docs for public github repos. Browsing through it and I don't see any mistakes. I guess it's reading the code to generate the docs

DeepWiki

hzrd149/applesauce | DeepWiki

Applesauce is a modular framework built on top of the Nostr protocol that provides developers with a comprehensive toolkit for building Nostr appli...

15 months since I stumbled on the idea for blossom and now its accomplished everything I hoped it would. We are including the full sha256 hash of images and videos in the URLs we post (and sign) and if anything important to us gets taken down we can reupload it and "repair" the links. View quoted note →

The WoT is a misnomer, its actually just a "web-of-intrests". which means it isn't that good at filtering out spam because some of your friends might be interested in "spam" Its still useful for discovering content or discovering popular users in your circle though View quoted note →

Still not a fan of NIP-59 gift wraps but I need them in order to work on NIP-117 an NIP-118 Next release of applesauce will make it very easy to gift wrap any event

Once I finish NIP-17 support I think I'm going to start looking into @Sirius double ratchet NIP. It requires the client to keep state, but If I remember correctly it requires a lot less decryption requests from the users pubkey since it uses rotating random keys

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Nostr Double Ratchet by mmalmi · Pull Request #1813 · nostr-protocol/nips

Implementations: nostr-double-ratchet typescript library, deployed at iris.to

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Trying to add NIP-17 and NIP-59 gift wrap support to applesauce and I'm being constantly reminded of why its a bad NIP. only clients that have full access to the users nsec can realistically implement NIP-17 DMs in a performant way. Its not a good user experience when each message requires two decryption requests and all of it has to be cached to avoid unnecessary future decryption requests

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Continuing to build out and test the applesauce libraries. this time I built a really simple NIP-04 messenger app and in the process I found a few more bugs in the library 😁 I'm having too much fun with these experiments. I even managed to cache the decrypted messages locally and require a unlock pin to access them Sorry no links yet, since these examples only work locally until I cut the v2 release of applesauce