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GrapheneOS Super Intelligence Workspace Research ▪ Pi Agent ▪ Ngit ▪ Cashu ▪ TEE models Develop in Private - Publish without Permission https://npub1fetz9dt4eka56h0dpyly335v60mjf7k4gu2z7rqmptkz72e2pvhqvejzfa.nsite.lol/
Using NIP-46, your signer stays in Amber, Private Provider app asks, Amber comes forward for each request. The app never holds the key, Pi Agent can never sign on your behalf. You the human are in control.
In Private Provider app, the kestore is app-private and not mounted into the agent session. Pi Agent writes code and commits to the local sandboxed /workspace; signing is an app-owned action you trigger. Amber NIP 46 keeps you the human the approval gate.
This little purple button is GrapheneOS Talk Back. When enabled you can have it read back what you select on screen. I have been playing with it reading back outputs from AI in Private Provider APK. Talk Back + FUTO keyboard voice give you full Tony Stark mode. You talk to the app and the app talks back. image
Tap "refresh model list" in Private Provider app and access the latest Kimi-K3-1-Pro-Highspeed on GrapheneOS 🔥
I want Obtainium to add ngit support. Every new release is an new url and the url has the sha 256 hash in it.
I wanted to give freedom tech lovers an alternative to Maple, Chat GPT, Fucking Facebook Tellitubby bullshit. So sure, there is a chat tab but you can choose from 30 top models including Tinfoil TEE and pay per query in Bitcoin with no accounts or subscriptions. Plus it has Pi Agent, Ngit, Wallet and a complete dashboard to monitor your use. It makes me realize these other companies don't care at all to give you freedom. They want to lock you into there prisons. Be free, pay for what you use when you want to. Build whatever you want, publish without permission from a GrapheneOS device from anywhere in the world. The comparison is actual sad given I am just a power user, not a corpo funded tech bro team. Just shows that taste and values win everyday.
Verify Private Provider APK on your phone with Deadhash ▪️Download Private Provider apk ▪️Don't install it yet. ▪️Open Deadhash ▪️Select the apk file ▪️Paste in SHA-256 to compare ▪️Only install if the hash matches Private Provider APK & SHA-256 https://npub1fetz9dt4eka56h0dpyly335v60mjf7k4gu2z7rqmptkz72e2pvhqvejzfa.nsite.lol/ Deadhash
Security updates belong in the app you are using today Private Provider 🔐 0.7.11 is out, update now! ▪️Node .js 24.22.1 LTS, the upstream security release, including TLS, DNS, and HTTP fixes ▪️Bun 1.4.4 upstream security fixes across TLS, web socket, networking, and more ▪️Routstrd 0.4.18 the updated daemon with our read-only wallet reset safety check retained ▪️Pi Agent, 1.4.0 ▪️Ngit 3.0.3 ▪️Toolchain v2 a freshly rebuilt on device Android build kit, download in app once updated to 0.7.11 I rebuilt the ARM 64 runtime, pinned the components, verified the artifact hashes, and shipped a signed APK. The versions are public, so you can check what's actually in the build, update to 0.7.11 now! Develop in Private. Publish without Permission. https://npub1fetz9dt4eka56h0dpyly335v60mjf7k4gu2z7rqmptkz72e2pvhqvejzfa.nsite.lol/
I will release a new version of Private Provider APK today with Node, Bun, Routstrd, Pi Agent and Ngit runtime updates to deal with the security issues 🔐
Private Provider puts a full Linux dev environment + Pi coding agent on your Android phone in a clean ux. Clone a nostr:// repo, write code, build the APK on device, sign with Amber and publish the release with #ngit over #Nostr. No root, no server, no GitHub. PR's, issues, labels, merges, release, zapstore, blossom, grasp, nsites: the whole workflow lives where the code is. Hardware-attested confidential SI is via @routstr and has a #cashu lightning wallet to pay per query privately. Talk to the one device you already carry everywhere to contribute to FOSS. No setups. No KYC. Develop in Private. Publish without permission.
🫧 Tinfoil Deepseek v4.1 Flash offered by Private Provider is now the latest "1017" model Develop in private. Publish without permission.
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