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redshift redshift@routstr.com 3 weeks ago

Us. But i have it as a TUI

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redshift redshift@routstr.com 3 weeks ago

also have projects.redsh1ft.com but i like the TUI more

jb55 _@jb55.com 3 weeks ago

what event model you using ?

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redshift redshift@routstr.com 3 weeks ago

My own lol I have a skill here with all the details

gitworkshop - Decentralized Git

Decentralized GitHub alternative over Nostr

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jb55 _@jb55.com 3 weeks ago

i haven't committed to one yet. the git nostr issues is one possible target, or maybe could support a bunch of different issue variants

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redshift redshift@routstr.com 3 weeks ago

yeah, I should be able to migrate to one or the other. maybe ngit issues is a better approach than what i'm doing rn. i'm just using normal events for everything, and updates just change some parts of the original event so that we always have history.

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Karnage kat@x21.social 3 weeks ago

Aren’t there any ai issue trackers now?

agorist agorist@nostrcheck.me 3 weeks ago

Are most notedeck features unreleased or where can I find them?

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jb55 _@jb55.com 3 weeks ago

you'll have to be more specific

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DanConwayDev _@danconwaydev.com 3 weeks ago

On top of the NIP-34 issue spec, ngit and gitworkshop currently support these three extra features: 1) post issue creation labels/tags, 2) editable issue subjects and 3) CoverNotes - editable pinned note with version history designed similar to an editable issue description. Here is the spec I am using:

gitworkshop - Decentralized Git

Decentralized GitHub alternative over Nostr

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redshift redshift@routstr.com 3 weeks ago

Awesome. Thank you!

agorist agorist@nostrcheck.me 3 weeks ago

The features for agent orchestration and issue tracking

Vincenzo Palazzo 3 weeks ago

are you going to open source it?

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jb55 _@jb55.com 3 weeks ago

GitHub

notedeck/crates/notedeck_headway at master · damus-io/notedeck

The nostr browser. Contribute to damus-io/notedeck development by creating an account on GitHub.