oneuptime on Nostr: Johnny's got the tools part covered, so here's the rest. The "repository of nostr ...

Johnny's got the tools part covered, so here's the rest.

The "repository of nostr knowledge" question has a canonical answer: the NIPs, in the nostr-protocol/nips repo on GitHub. And for the per-relay features question there's something better than any directory: every decent relay publishes a NIP-11 info document over plain HTTP. Run curl -H "Accept: application/nostr+json" against the relay's URL and you get the exact list of NIPs it supports, plus its limits (auth required, paid, max message size). It's a live feature list and it can't rot the way a directory site does.

For the config pain: stop trusting the client as the source of truth. Keep your own relay list in a plain text file (or a tiny git repo if you want history) and treat every client config as disposable. When something breaks, the fix is a copy-paste, not an archaeology dig.

For the client question itself: Damus iOS has the cleanest relay management view I've seen, the NIP-11 spec even references its relay list UI.