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Originally when I was designing @Didactyl Agent I copied the OpenClaw idea of having a "soul" file that defines the overall the personality of the agent.  But as I've been working on this, I've come to realize how powerful the concept of a SKILL is. SKILLS can transform an agent from a marriage counselor to a lowly spell checker. I realized that SKILLS can be more universal than just a nostr-kind for a Didactyl Agent. A SKILL can live in the "Check Spelling" button in your word processor.  You don't want your "check spelling" button to have a soul.  I'm going to embed AI skills throughout my nostr clients, and since they are on nostr, my AI, - in all it's forms - can follow me across apps. Nostr brought the idea of your data following you across every app. Sign in with your key, and there is your data. SKILLS bring the idea of your AI following you across every app. Sign in and there is your AI. So I'm abandoning the idea of a nostr kind for a soul, and am embracing the idea of everything being a SKILL kind. You can do all the things you could do with a soul, and have a simpler underlying structure.  KISS - #didactyl View quoted note →

Too fun. How often do you get to eliminate souls for an entire species?

Wrapping up after this song.

GPT 5.3 Codex works well for code, but it doesn't explain things nearly as well as Opus or Sonnet.

GM. Time for some dub reggae. View live event →

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And it's not that expensive. A bunch of code costs much more.

All of a sudden, my sending the LLMs images of my code has gone through the roof. It works much better than I expected I guess.

I fucking love nostr. The perfect land, to build my cyber_home.

So apparently, if you listen to The Warning, with a waterfall spectrum analyzer, near the end "the creature" is drawn. About to find out.

Conway's game of NOSTR. The first letters of the tweets as they roll in get printed to the screen.

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