I stopped running my clawdbot, gotta conserve tokens for actually useful work (swarm of non-autonomous coding agents) jex0 was useful for certain things, but it still felt like a waste of tokens for most of the things it was doing.

now that I have an army of agents to work on all my crazy ideas... i now have a working prototype of a thing i've always wanted to build: virtual shared spaces over nostr.

Kind of crazy this is my main coding interface now. coordinating 8+ coding agents across all my projects thanks to nostr . I think my favourite thing is that it has completely freed me from my desktop. I can be walking, working out, at a bar. Much healthier way to code

one great tip i learned from the Peter Steinberger interview: "ask the agent how would it have done it differently" since it tends to rush through the first time, letting it think about how to do it better after implementing is suprisingly productive. implement + refactor is a great pattern.

got my windows laptop setup with damus agentium so now i can do windows notedeck maintenance from anywhere.

enter the nostrverse