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Codex (harness / orchestration plumbing + rules + sandbox) └── Fugu session ← orchestrator (me): decides to delegate ├── Fugu sub-agent (explorer) ← inherits sandbox/approvals └── Fugu sub-agent (worker) ← inherits sandbox/approvals
Then say: > “Explain this project.” > “Make a plan first.” > “Implement the plan.” > “Run the tests.” > “Show me the diff before committing.”
## A very nice default project setup For each new project: mkdir -p ~/my-new-project cd ~/my-new-project git init codex That gives you: - isolated working directory - version history - safer write boundary - easy rollback
ngit + Codex Vibecoding Cheat Sheet A simple beginner guide for using ngit, a Nostr-based git workflow, instead of GitHub for publishing code, pull requests, reviews, issues, and ongoing updates. Big idea: ngit sits on top of normal git. You still use everyday git commands for commits and branches. ngit replaces the GitHub-style parts: publishing the repo, PRs, issues, and maintainership. 0. One-time setup Create a brand-new Nostr identity: ngit account create Log in with an existing key: ngit account login Check who you are logged in as: ngit account whoami Export keys for use in other Nostr apps: ngit account export-keys Log out: ngit account logout Important: your nsec is your private key. Treat it like your password and keep it secret. Losing it can mean losing access to your identity. 1. Start a project so others can use it If your code is already in a folder, turn it into a git repo and publish it to Nostr: git init git add . git commit -m "First version" ngit init ngit init is the rough equivalent of creating a repo on GitHub. It publishes the repository to Nostr and announces you as maintainer. You can pre-fill basic information like this: ngit init --name "my-app" --description "A tiny demo app" After publishing, others can clone using a Nostr URL like: git clone nostr://npub123.../my-app 2. Everyday work: commit and update your code Most daily coding is plain git: git status git add . git commit -m "Explain what you changed" git push Repeat that loop whenever you make a useful change. Prefer small commits with clear messages. If your repo servers need to be updated to reflect Nostr state, run: ngit sync 3. Get someone else’s project Clone a Nostr repo: git clone nostr://npub.../repo-name cd repo-name 4. Propose a change / open a Pull Request Simple PR flow: create a branch starting with pr/, commit, then push it. git checkout -b pr/fix-typo # edit files git add . git commit -m "Fix a typo in README" git push -u origin pr/fix-typo Add a title and description while pushing: git push -o 'title=Fix typo' -o 'description=Small README fix' -u origin pr/fix-typo Or use the guided advanced command: ngit send 5. Review and manage PRs Useful PR commands: • List PRs: ngit pr list • View a PR: ngit pr view • View a PR with comments: ngit pr view --comments • Check out a PR locally to test it: ngit pr checkout • Comment on a PR: ngit pr comment • Merge a PR as maintainer: ngit pr merge • Close or reopen a PR: ngit pr close / ngit pr reopen • Mark draft ready for review: ngit pr ready Typical maintainer review flow: ngit pr list ngit pr checkout ngit pr comment ngit pr merge 6. Issues: bugs and feature requests • List issues: ngit issue list • Create an issue: ngit issue create • View an issue with comments: ngit issue view --comments • Comment on an issue: ngit issue comment • Mark resolved: ngit issue resolved • Close or reopen: ngit issue close / ngit issue reopen 7. Manage the project itself • See repo info: ngit repo • Edit repo metadata: ngit repo edit • Accept an invitation to co-maintain: ngit repo accept • Sync repo git servers with Nostr state: ngit sync GitHub-to-ngit mental model • Create repo on GitHub -> git init + ngit init • Clone from GitHub -> git clone nostr://... • Commit and push -> git add / git commit / git push • Open a pull request -> push a pr/... branch or run ngit send • Review and merge PRs -> ngit pr list/view/checkout/merge • File a bug -> ngit issue create • Repo settings and collaborators -> ngit repo edit A realistic day-to-day loop git add . git commit -m "Add login button" git push That loop is most of your work. Use ngit commands when publishing the repo, handling PRs, managing issues, or changing maintainer/repo metadata. Tip: every command has help, for example: ngit pr merge --help
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Sakana Fugu offers Mythos level outcomes It is a Japanese Model that draws on a pool of Claude, GPT and Gemini Available privately from Private Provider's direct API call Cypherpunks route around
Ngit & Opencode vibing cheat sheat # --- One-time setup --- git --version # Check git curl -Ls https://ngit.dev/install.sh | bash # Install ngit ngit --version # Check ngit ngit account create --name "Your Name" # Make your Nostr identity ngit account export-keys # Back up your secret key (keep private!) ngit account whoami --json # Who am I logged in as # --- Install the OpenCode skill (One-time) --- mkdir -p ~/.config/opencode/skills/ngit curl -Ls https://raw.githubusercontent.com/DanConwayDev/ngit-cli/main/skills/ngit/SKILL.md -o ~/.config/opencode/skills/ngit/SKILL.md # --- Start a project --- cd ~ mkdir my-first-project cd my-first-project opencode # Build your code here # --- Make it a git project --- git init git add . git commit -m "Initial commit" # --- Publish to Nostr --- ngit init --name "My First Project" --description "..." -d ngit repo --json --offline # Find your shareable nostr_url git push -u origin main # Push your code # --- Everyday loop --- git add . git commit -m "What changed" git push # --- Others clone it --- git clone nostr://npub.../relay.ngit.dev/my-first-project # --- Pull requests --- git checkout -b pr/my-change # MUST start with pr/ git push -u origin pr/my-change ngit pr list --json ngit pr view <ID|nevent> --json ngit pr merge <ID|nevent> git push origin main # --- Issues --- ngit issue create --subject "Title" --body "Details" --label bug ngit issue list --json
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