on a fresh install of damus, the notes in my feed/dms take up about 50mb (data,index) and media takes up about 50mb. That’s 100MB on first open. thats crazy. need to optimize.

this is nice because now I can just add a bunch of issues to #headway and then ask dave to work on "headway#equal-unhappy-merry" or "notebook#abandon-abandon-abandon" he will find the relevant card and start working on it View quoted note →

decentralized issue numbers was a bit challenging, but i settled on a three-word identifier using bip39 words

this is why we nostr and will continue to nostr View quoted note →

getting into a dev flow where I have 4-6 agents building stuff, with me in the loop via dave/agentium to eliminate slop. #agentium auto-hops between the sessions when they need my input, so i just have to press a button over and over to review instead of switching between claude code session. With so many agents it can be confusing to know which one is working on what and if its ready for review... so I updated my agents.md to instruct them to use headway_cli to move cards to an "In Progress/Review" column when they are working and when they are done. This way i can just glance at my local issue board to see what is ready to test and what they are still working on. and with the animations i just added I can see cards flying around from one column to another. so much fun! really liking this dev flow! View quoted note →

#notebook is now fully backed by nostr notes. everything works offline. i'm on a plane with dubious internet connection so i can't rely on relays, but it all still works due to the embedded #notedeck relay. while my agents are working through the local issue board, i jot down notes for things i want to work on next on notebook's obsidian-style canvas. a glimpse into a future where all your apps work together locally, within your org, or remotely!

nostr experience changes drastically depending on what timezone you’re in

has anyone integrated agent loops / loop engineering into their dev workflows? seems to be all the rage these days.

cofounder of wikipedia is permanently banned from editing wikipedia. lul

the board feels more alive when the ais look like they are dragging notes between columns :P