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At this stage… let him cook, I’ll understand later…
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That's pretty cool 😎
I built the multi agent coding dashboard and it felt wrong to make it use GitHub or linear. Makes more sense if the agents are working with issues locally over nostr.
That’s my brain in this heatwave at the last floor of my building in a country not built for heat…
Even though I don’t understand all the details I get the jist of it. You built yourself a development hub that does not rely on centralized solutions like GitHub. Very cool…
I am not a coder. But Claude is giving my ideas some legs and I am building myself tiny personal apps to tackle my problems, my way. For apps where it needs a lot of input on my end, I made it cook a small node based interface we can use to tackle the development. Sometimes it feels I am seeing that but on steroids when I look at your posts…
Next step for me is to explore local LLMs I could run on my Mac and access via my phone. I played a bit with Ollama… but I am curious about what is out there. Is Dave local? How do you run it?
Yes but it will go beyond coding. The plan is to replace calendar, slack, email, etc. rebuilding the entire productivity stack so it works offline/local/org-wide via a relay in your organization.
Dave works with ollama, but that is only for chat mode. Dave in agentic coding mode just uses claude code/codex as backends, not sure if you can use local models for those.
We may eventually build dave as a coding agent like goose, then that would enable local models. Right now the only tool dave has is nostr search and reading nostr threads.
SuperApp for Devs and Project Managers and more… very very cool.
Great, that was my assumption. Dumb stuff runs local, smart stuff is sent to Claude. Will use Claude to try to build something similar for my needs, which are local to my macine, not on Nostr.
Thanks for building in the open, truly inspiring.
if you consider google chrome a super app. I see notedeck as a virtual machine / nostr operating system designed for building offline first apps with interoperable data.
Each app had access to the local embedded relay, signing/multi accounts, wallet, widget sdk, etc so that each app doesn’t have to rebuild the nostr universe each time.
I see… it’s a Nostr “browser” specific to your needs. What’s super is the architecture it access and leverages when you build new apps, and its capacity to act as an orchestra conductor.
Am I closer to understanding it?
It’s not a browser specific to *my* needs. It’s a new vision for a future internet of apps that don’t require access to a server like the web currently does.
The current internet/web is so brittle and is only becoming more brittle over time due to things like cloudflare, account hacks/leaks, etc.
This would be a new era where apps just work, can’t get hacked, and there is no central server to leak your data.
And local ai is going to supercharge all of this. The browser will have native ai integration so ais can work with data on any of the apps, so all apps can work together and be manipulated by ai. And all apps will work together offgrid.
I tried to demo something like this here:
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This is truly the Other Stuff
Thanks, I still don’t understand how, but I understand what it wants to be. I’ll bridge the gap eventually…
I think so! Thinking i may be able to raise money for this since i no longer have any funding 🤔 who know. Its just hard to explain until i have a lot more demos of apps working together
Wish you luck with it!
Nostr reliance on grants for funding is worrisome. Without an incentive layer it risks centralization and incentivizing unhealthy monetization schemes like matching npubs to KYC info for data mining.
what's headway?
My attempt to replace linear
When it does not need access to a server, is it using kind of a peer to peer network, where data are shared similar to git?
Its using nostr. it is native code and an embedded relay based on nostrdb. They can optionally sync to remote ones when online.
Ok. So when one runs it on a computer, all displayed data will be stored locally?
depends on the app (our kind1 app tries to send via outbox), but if you shut off your internet connection all apps will still work, it will just use the local relay instead.
Its still up to the individual apps to resync when it comes back online if they choose to
whats cool about this is that you can have a note taking app, issue tracker, slack. All can work locally or on a corporate network.
all it depends on for a backend is the relay (which is always available), no web server needed to host javascript application code that can go down.
Ok. So one can say, that all the power is coming from the local machine. No software as a service model. So the only thing that is coming from a relay over the line is stupid data.
for now. I have an experiment where apps can be loaded via wasm over nostr
what's linear?
https://linear.app project management tool and issue tracker
wow, I am a dinosaur still stuck in the Jira era
praying for you 🙏
