Great breakdown of some clients and the various ways they try to show trust on users profiles
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hzrd149
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JavaScript developer working on some nostr stuff
- noStrudel https://nostrudel.ninja
- Blossom https://github.com/hzrd149/blossom
- Applesauce https://hzrd149.github.io/applesauce
Finally finished all the features for NIP-17 messages in noStrudel and I think I've managed to create the most informative UI of any nostr client, it literally tells the user everything that is happening. although it looks pretty ugly.
Next will be to cleanup some stuff and fix any bugs, then release and hope it never has to be worked on again
The first flow is using manual decryption and auth
The second flow is using automatic decryption and auth
More strange behavior. why would a relay reject a valid authentication response? Isn't the whole point of NIP-42 to just tell the relay who I am? not for the relay to tell me if I have access?
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And another strange NIP-42 behavior. inbox.nostr.wine says "auth_required" in NIP-11 but when you connect it dose not send an AUTH challenge until the client tries to publish or read
So noStrudel is in a staring contest with the relay because I don't want it to send a REQ until authenticated but the relay wont send the challenge
#asknostr can someone spam me with NIP-59 gift wrap events. preferably ones that fail to decrypt.
I need to make sure that my NIP-17 implementation can deal with spam
Getting close to a complete NIP-17 implementation in noStrudel
For compatibility it will default to responding with the same type of message as the last one the other user sent. but it does give you the option to switch with a warning.
It also supports NIP-40 expiration on both types of messages. this probably wont provide any forward secrecy but it might help with cleaning up your messages after a month or so.


If you're a nostr dev, you're obligated to apply
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Coracle NIP-17 -> noStrudel 😁
Stage 1 done, next is sending NIP-17 messages and then better UI for managing messages
Does anyone know of good AI tools that integrate well into a linux desktop? I'm looking for something thats going to let me do live transcriptions (speech-to-text) for typing so that I can talk to the AI instead of having to type things
Also some integration for TTS would be awesome, where I could highlight text and have it read it using a local whisper model
#asknostr #ai