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Honestly not too sure. First time doing this. Seemed to do a great job in understanding the idea, and creating the application interface, but it’s not able to login using the browser extension and hangs up quite a bit. Not sure if I’m able to share the session. Is that something I could do? Have you used Shakespeare before? Would love to get some help building this idea
Thanks Daniel. I tried linking my GitHub to Shakespeare but it doesn’t seem to be pushing. Here’s a link to the deployment - nostrpeer-trade.shakespeare.wtf And also a download of the files from the project - https://wormhole.app/J9zLel#nnZXiVTbxedaKY6VzQGkBQ App Description: PeerTrade is a simple, privacy-focused P2P trading app that helps users exchange Bitcoin for fiat (and vice versa) directly with trusted friends - no intermediaries or centralized services. The app uses the Nostr protocol for authentication, identity, and messaging, allowing users to connect via their Nostr npub (public key).
I’m not a Shakespeare user, the tools I use are Claude CLI + VS Code. It can be a little tricky to link to GitHub the first time you do it. I had to create a unique API key but I got it working. Since I work from a local directory on my computer, I can also use GitHub Desktop to push.
You should spend a little time learning how to get your GitHub connected, because it will be much easier to work with collaborators! I’ll ask other LLMs how to do something if I get stuck. You can get a lot out Claude or Google Gemini, and it won’t cost you anything.
This is a good experiment for you to get your feet wet. My suggestion is try to build it in small bits. Don’t ask for more than one fix at a time. Ask questions and make sure it understands what you want it to do. Commit often. Work in branches. First and foremost, get your GitHub connected, this way you can actually invite others to contribute.