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Egge.md

No zaps are lost. All quote ids were preserved in the migration and are recoverable as long as they are unspent (the mint holds on to them indefinitely).
There was a bug in an upstream dependency that would incorrectly reject quotes that had an expiry timestamp that had passed. However this was already fixed. If you are running a PWA, make sure its updated to the latest live version of cashu.me

2026-08-18 10:08:50 UTC

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Sent a DM

2026-08-17 11:11:47 UTC

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Should be done. Let me investigate. Did you use this identity with npub.cash or a different npub?

2026-08-17 07:38:59 UTC

How are people solving same-device nostrconnect:// sign-ins on devices that ditch websockets subscriptions as soon as the browser is backgrounded? Is it even possible? #asknostr

2026-08-15 13:23:08 UTC

This might be my new thing… very addictive 🏌🏼
https://blossom.primal.net/5c1b9975637ea742aa0f64d98719ca982cddb6f612dade8f4a7a7f0819c33d8c.png

2026-08-14 14:48:03 UTC

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Thanks! It catches encoding failures and tries the double encoding before giving up. Not beautiful but effective. https://github.com/Egge21M/npubcash-server/pull/19
I opened a PR to fix the double encoding btw

2026-08-14 14:44:38 UTC

⚡ npub.cash PSA: Migration Complete
Good morning, everyone!
Today, I’m happy to announce that the npub.cash reconciliation and migration are finally complete. We have successfully migrated all usernames and funds to the new stack, and all v1 services have now been retired.
If you’ve been using npubx.cash over the past few months, you shouldn’t notice any major changes. For users of the deprecated v1 stack, however, things will work a little differently.
The new architecture no longer mints ecash on your behalf. Instead, it holds the mint quote so your wallet can mint the ecash directly. This approach is safer, improves privacy, and gives you greater control over your funds.
This also means that npub.cash can now integrate only with full Cashu wallets, so the old claim interface is gone. The best way to use npub.cash is through a supported wallet, such as Sovran on iOS and Android or cashu.me on desktop and the web.
For anyone who doesn’t want to use one of these wallets, or who needs NIP-46 support, I’m working on a web-based npub.cash wallet. It will let you claim and spend your sats over Lightning. That’s next week’s project!
I’m incredibly grateful for the support and patience the npub.cash community has shown throughout this migration. With the old stack retired and the new architecture providing a much stronger foundation, I’m committed to improving npub.cash regularly and making the service better for everyone.
Thank you! ⚡🧡

2026-08-14 12:04:29 UTC

It has been years but you can finally pay npub.cash Zaps from @nprofile…uz3y. 🧡
The reason this wasnt working is because Primal seems to encode Zap Requests twice, breaking decoding on the server side. I added some compatibility code to npubcash-server to make it work until the upstream is fixed.

2026-08-14 10:05:41 UTC

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npub.cash underwent a massive migration and is back. User fund migration is also 75% complete and should conclude today. Best way to use it is through https://cashu.me. A standalone npub.cash wallet will ship sometime next week

2026-08-13 08:34:23 UTC

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All balances are preserved. I am only 25% through the user fund migration so far. It will show up sometime this week

2026-08-12 16:52:24 UTC

Another npub.cash PSA 📢
If you were using npubx.cash or npub.cash with a custom mint, please ensure that this mint is still running and reachable.
I already had several migration payments fail, because users configured custom mints that are not reachable. I will of course keep re-attempting those payments.
Log into cashu.me, and check that the right mint is configured there.

2026-08-11 08:49:57 UTC

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The new architecture of npub.cash integrates directly into Cashu wallets, as its functionality requires it (server no longer creates ecash, but instead holds on to so called quote IDs). Simply create a Cashu.me wallet, save the seed and enable nostr and npub.cash in the settings.
Once setup this is not only a cleaner, but also safer integration

2026-08-11 08:47:46 UTC

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GM! cashubtc/npubcash-server:v3 is the right branch to contribute to. Sorry for the mess, it had been a rough few days haha. I am cleaning up the repo as we speak and will set that branch as default.

2026-08-10 14:27:47 UTC

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PSA: Npub.cash v1 defaulted to Minibits, therefore npub.cash fund migration needs to be halted until Minibits has concluded it's own maintenance. User can expect funds to appear in v2 supporting wallets starting Wednesday.
I am really sorry for the inconvenience 🫂
#nevent1q…5enk

2026-08-10 12:17:32 UTC

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Only if you require a wallet that supports bunkers. Regular nsec login or browser extension login is available though wallets that integrate npub.cash (e.g. Cashu.me or Sovran)

2026-08-10 08:59:20 UTC

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I am really sorry for this bumpy transition. Cashu.me does indeed not offer a bunker option and this is a regression I have not considered. nsec and browser extension only.
I am working on a full standalone npub.cash wallet that is going to support all the option, but it is going to be at least one week until this ships.
As mentioned in the post above the migration was done under quite a bit of time pressure. I am working overdrive to get everything back to normal.

2026-08-07 15:01:32 UTC

GM, everyone! As announced, the npub.cash migration is underway and proceeding as planned.
All new payments are now generated on the new architecture and can be claimed using a supported wallet. You can find a list of compatible wallets here: https://npubx.cash/#wallets
Funds held by the legacy npub.cash service will be migrated gradually and automatically after the cutoff. No action is required from users, but the process will take some time to complete. Funds are safe, I promise.
Because npub.cash predates v1 and has evolved significantly since its initial release, we will carefully scan the legacy database and verify the status of every proof. This includes searching for recoverable sats that may previously have been considered lost, for example, when a user initiated a withdrawal but never claimed the associated proofs.
The dataset is large, VERY large, and verifying proof states requires throttled communication with the mint. We will therefore proceed deliberately to ensure the migration is thorough while preserving users’ privacy with respect to the mint.
This is not the migration process I originally envisioned. We had to accelerate our plans after Blink discontinued API access for users in certain regions. Thank you for your patience and all the support.

2026-07-14 17:45:24 UTC

He did it again 🤯
@npub1pzc…0wlx simply ships the best Bitcoin music ever. youtu.be/jEFk3pKGF6U
Can’t wait to see another one of your gigs man! 🤙🧡

2026-07-11 19:01:26 UTC

Next week I am finally upgrading https://npub.cash to the latest major of npubcash-server and will be reconciling npubx.cash accounts in the process. Old v1 accounts will be migrated. Funds are safu (although npub.cash is not the place to keep your sats!)
I’ll keep you updated.
https://blossom.primal.net/0d9a7721e4c7ce007f88c84e51fcadb0e8d0be53e0e815ed26fc5e33e1651761.jpg

2026-07-11 14:07:25 UTC

Kid fell asleep in the car on our way back and we needed to get some groceries, so now I am sitting in the car watching the kid while my wife is inside.
The amount of work you can get done with your phone and a proper Codex remote setup, is mindblowing…

2026-07-05 09:57:09 UTC

Goals ❤️
https://blossom.primal.net/e43ed3edfb93986a33cc45d7ee4cc7848c9e13f1fa4bd3dbf6ece11b8ca8ed3d.jpg

2026-07-01 08:12:07 UTC

How do people actually hit any limits on the max-tier AI plans?
I run a codex remote server that is running 24/7. Vibing a project from my phone, issue triage, grilling and PRD creation for coco. Orchestration of sub-agents for slice implementation. Multiple hermes / openclaw agents for me and family with plenty of cron jobs and hooks. Code review on all my PRs.
All on 5.5 xhigh or high in fast mode.
I have never dropped below 40% of my weekly limit.

2026-06-30 12:52:58 UTC

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I’m really grateful for the opportunity to share my story, and even more grateful for the ongoing support and trust from OpenSats.
Thank you 🙏
#nevent1q…ny3r

2026-06-30 07:30:39 UTC

Yesterday I challenged Codex (5.5 xhigh) to build a Cashu wallet using electrobun and coco v2. I had high expectations, but the results of a single four line prompt is really quite impressive...
- Mint/Melt/Send/Receive
- Multi-Unit Support
- Proper lifecycle management
Obviously my focus with Coco always has been making it as easy as possible to build Cashu wallet apps, but making it AI-friendly as an enabler is just as important...
https://blossom.primal.net/4bb4f8018227455becf8b1491197ced3505c058c5ddd96f50c120a57115b6afd.mp4

2026-06-26 13:04:29 UTC

Matt Pocock's skills really made working with agents SO much more fun. The focus on design and architecture really brings incremental improvements with every PR while extending the agents knowledge about the domain.
I added my own $pickup-issue and $orchastrate-slices for human-in-the-loop implementation

2026-06-26 13:02:17 UTC

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Yes

2026-06-23 08:15:53 UTC

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How the turntables 🤙
https://blossom.primal.net/aaa3c97166a4e58f1ec88455a1b3ceaf2e084129b4c91672cf2b6ea3200b735b.jpg
https://blossom.primal.net/1723284d15ba2a556f8fa8572f0d7d0fef140f7ab5005b578fa2ae8f8500c960.jpg
#nevent1q…ancq

2026-06-23 06:38:26 UTC

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Egge 0 : 1 Root
https://blossom.primal.net/fc3e99e0f0a33878819d6f93c4944f38b15c902eb8855f033087484d66d5ec64.jpg
#nevent1q…lwhd

2026-06-23 06:23:15 UTC

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Of course there is a massive tree root exactly where I need to place an anchor
https://blossom.primal.net/692ac8c196c88cee69e222b736f0e520e707a9bc17b508de1cd835e629f3e070.jpg
#nevent1q…u7s5

2026-05-30 16:11:27 UTC

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A demo of V2 is currently deployed on npubx.cash and is being used by many apps. V1 -> v2 was a breaking change and I choose the new domain to not affect old clients. However we are going to reconcile them very soon.
There is an open proposal for quote lookup by pubkey. It wouldn’t be compatible with NIP-57, but it would make the broker obsolete.
The first versions of npub.cash used to send payment notifications via DM, but that was quite spammy. Maybe a different kind would be appropriate and I agree that would help with redundancy and discovery

2026-05-27 07:37:28 UTC

Coco v2 is going to be fire
- custom units
- custom payment methods
- bolt 12
- onchain
- receive via nostr
- mint swaps
Canary imminent

2026-05-08 11:26:13 UTC

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The music player is cliamp: https://github.com/bjarneo/cliamp
The top right is a git TUI called lazygit: https://github.com/jesseduffield/lazygit

2026-05-08 11:04:29 UTC

🔈🤖 🧡
https://blossom.primal.net/278c2ed46924157272030d1ac230f69f0c138085785ce6fe9e2a2fbf26728e80.png

2026-05-08 10:30:51 UTC

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I think maintainers need to find better ways to filter out bad slop from good slop instead of blocking slop contributions altogether. If AI writing and reviews work hand-in-hand we can build an FOSS flywheel

2026-05-07 14:17:20 UTC

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x402
Jokes aside, probably CERNs massive particle accelerator

2026-05-07 14:03:50 UTC

Join us for the monthly Cashu dev call today at 16:00 UTC (2h from now)!
This is the best way to get into Cashu development and stay up to date with everything thats going on! Also there are demos 🥳
Meeting link: https://meet.fulmo.org/CashuCashuCashuCashuCashuCashuDevCall01?config=startWithVideoMuted=true&config=startWithAudioMuted=true

2026-05-07 13:05:45 UTC

If you want to get together with brilliant minds and collaborate on freedom tech that will eventually change the future, you should check out @nprofile…lvze.
The application for the upcoming cohort is open, so what are you waiting for: https://sovereignengineering.typeform.com/SEC-08

2026-05-07 12:58:19 UTC

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I recently posted about a cashu library i built and got:
The architecture of this library reminds me of the way Taiwan structured their anti-missile defense system.
That was quite entertaining tbh

2026-05-07 10:17:01 UTC

I’m trying to structure my time a bit better, so I’ve decided to dedicate Thursdays to MVPs, greenfield ideas, and exploration projects.
Today’s project: electrs-duress.
It’s a tiny Bun proxy that sits between your wallet and its Electrum server. The proxy listens for scripthash requests and can send an alert via Telegram or webhook when a specific wallet balance is being checked.
The idea is simple: configure the proxy with the xpub of your decoy wallet. If you ever find yourself in a $5 wrench attack situation, you unlock the decoy wallet. Your wallet software will naturally ask the connected Electrum server for balances, which triggers a silent alarm in electrs-duress and sends the notification of your choice.
Github: https://github.com/Egge21M/electrs-duress
https://blossom.primal.net/fbf36203077c1ba3e79e6876ff94d67ab680be6d3d15e5fe4b51fc52147ca602.png

2026-05-06 09:52:47 UTC

We’re back in business and getting together for our weekly Cashu TypeScript dev call today at 11:00 UTC (in about 70 minutes).
Today’s call will be a review of the recent releases, as well as a quick planning and brainstorming session for the next versions of cashu-ts and coco. Meeting link: https://meet.fulmo.org/CashuTsDevs
These meetings will not be recorded, and the Chatham House Rule applies.

2026-05-06 06:07:30 UTC

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This is a marathon, not a sprint, and we shouldn't waste our energy on people who are (for the most part) on our side 🧡
#nevent1q…wmau

2026-05-05 10:32:14 UTC

37 weeks ago, I started working on Coco: a TypeScript framework and developer kit for building Cashu wallets and applications.
The goal was simple: make Cashu app development in TypeScript as easy, modular, and reliable as possible. Coco provides a storage-agnostic core for wallet logic, proof management, mint sync, quote handling, subscriptions, operation recovery, and typed events, plus maintained adapters for Node, Bun, IndexedDB, and Expo/React Native. It also includes React hooks for building wallet UIs on top of the same core primitives.
Today, after roughly 120,000 lines of code written in over 600 commits, and 55 alpha releases, I am very proud to announce that Coco v1 is now stable and available on npm under the @cashu scope.
This release marks the first stable foundation for developers who want to build Cashu apps in TypeScript without rebuilding the same wallet infrastructure from scratch.
But the work has just begun! Coco already takes care of the typical Cashu operations, but v2 is already being laid out. Custom units, more methods and other amazing improvements are going to land very soon (tm).
Github: https://github.com/cashubtc/coco

2026-05-05 09:56:15 UTC

I am going to be back on @nprofile…p3mj today, speaking about one of the best experiences I had since I started to work in Bitcoin 🧡 This is going to be a blast 🥳

2026-05-05 09:51:17 UTC

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I switched from Apple to Arch with Hyprland about a year ago and I can not go back. I find Apples window and workspace management to be faaaar inferior. Especially now with agents running around the clock I find myself managing 10 workspaces with multiple splits most of the time

2026-05-05 09:49:21 UTC

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Nuphys Raspberrys. Its basically a linear Gateron 46gf

2026-05-05 09:47:05 UTC

Guess when GPT5.5 was released...
https://blossom.primal.net/4d4761b4f3051177260542112ad1d539f0c96ed564c4af9e2edff2dc6cb62c07.png

2026-05-05 07:55:34 UTC

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Absolutely, although this one does support BL and 2.4 :D

2026-05-05 07:48:45 UTC

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My linux machine sits on a stand on the left, but I am a single-screen maximalist anyways. The macbook is only there because I needed a macos env for testing

2026-05-05 07:47:17 UTC

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Thanks! Its a Nuphy Halo75 v2 with some custom keycaps I got of ebay.

2026-05-05 07:31:51 UTC

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Codex is incredible. Getting used to the very technical language of GPT took some time though

2026-05-04 10:37:55 UTC

Watching Codex alternate between Android emulator screen captures and screen taps to build out and test a new feature is simply amazing

2026-05-04 07:25:45 UTC

The new eNuts alpha is now available in ZapStore! Beware there be dragons 🐉
https://zapstore.dev/apps/com.cypherbase.eNuts

2026-05-03 14:21:17 UTC

Had GPT5.5 redesign the eNuts website. These models don’t stop getting better…
https://enuts.cash/

2026-05-01 17:50:50 UTC

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Never did. Loved that project, but I did not build it

2026-04-24 14:11:58 UTC

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I have been working on cocod a daemon/cli wrapper around coco that comes with a SKILL.md file for agents. It's been working great so far for my agents.
https://github.com/Egge21M/cocod

2026-04-15 12:58:13 UTC

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GM! The Android alpha can be downloaded directly from Github: https://github.com/cashubtc/eNuts/releases/tag/v1.0.0-alpha.1

2026-04-15 12:47:35 UTC

Wait... So Codex just nerfs itself if it detects you work on security and are not full KYC'd with OpenAI? Real freedom tech is in so much trouble...

2026-03-12 13:27:00 UTC

Anon, instead of scrolling nostr you could be reviewing FOSS PRs: https://github.com/cashubtc/coco/pulls

2026-03-04 09:08:09 UTC

Just wasted an hour trying to correctly record Bitcoin income in my bookkeeping software… Without success
Germany’s bureaucracy really knows how to turn simple things into a full-time job 🤦‍♂️ No wonder entrepreneurs are leaving

2026-03-03 08:09:16 UTC

Batch minting is coming to the Cashu protocol, and I can not wait to supercharge npub.cash with it!
https://my2sats.space/posts/batch-minting-in-cashu

2026-03-02 15:13:27 UTC

It has been 4 days since I decided to let my personal AI assistant OpenClaw take control of my fitness. Here is how this is working out for me: https://my2sats.space/posts/openclaw-personal-training-day-4

2026-02-26 09:52:51 UTC

After a decade out of shape, I set a goal: lose 10 kg and cut my 5K time from 31:00 to 24:30.
Instead of hiring a coach, I built one. Meet Coach Claw: my personal trainer built on OpenClaw. Will it work? I don't know, but i'll keep you posted.
https://my2sats.space/posts/openclaw-personal-training-day-1

2026-02-24 16:37:42 UTC

Beeeeep! 🤙 Bitcoin tap-to-pay is live.
Numo turns your smartphone into a next-gen Bitcoin POS.
Massive congrats to the whole team, this is HUGE 🙏🥳
https://blossom.primal.net/13f671caa575ecb8042c449526a20392f650aaf7613179d294d9524e70f44cee.mov

2026-02-19 16:09:51 UTC

I might remember things wrong, but in what way did Melvin co-author NIP-98? CC @npub1v0l…qj49
https://image.nostr.build/88c4f2f6ce76fc757dfde7870f70dcac704f45a5670f19b6143770f3f6d4d4df.jpg

2026-02-13 12:18:10 UTC

This is going to be SO MUCH fun! 🦀 👀 https://blossom.primal.net/c01a7c5c6054cda6f3c5225c5f05fbff8d59acce9f1d8c87e1951b57ef5c5bc2.png

2026-02-12 15:19:33 UTC

People don't yet understand what a massive change OpenClaw means..
For testing purposes I just ordered a BitBox hardware wallet.
- My agent did the checkout by itself (needed my address, since it's not in USER.md).
- My agent paid for the order using Lightning and it's own integrated Cashu wallet (cocod skill)
https://blossom.primal.net/67ff4439ba71dd39692776e3cb1f1be2c96eb8c552944c1d816067197a90a9bd.png
https://blossom.primal.net/461776570448cf112e4a0c0379dd057060f763ca0965e2eec6d1ba1d979cb79a.png

2026-02-12 09:23:55 UTC

Be a good human and give your agent a way to transact:
https://my2sats.space/posts/how-cocod-gives-ai-agents-a-bitcoin-wallet-and-lightning-address

2026-02-11 18:54:16 UTC

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I didn’t give any extra context. I think this is like 70% correct 🤣
https://my2sats.space/posts/how-i-set-up-coco-cashu-for-a-spa-and-connect-it-to-routstr

2026-02-11 18:46:02 UTC

Low to mid-tier quality publishers are in serious trouble..
https://my2sats.space/posts/real-life-openclaw-use-cases-always-on-ai-assistant
https://image.nostr.build/02f3fce8178d1a4b5bb9bd52c21fef80b610ddff47fdd1caa79d0ec3dd9c9f31.jpg

2026-02-11 18:34:07 UTC

Let the slop flow! Tell me a topic Gray (OpenClaw) should write a blogpost about ✌️

2026-02-11 10:48:03 UTC

Not sure if I love or hate it yet, but my AI assistant can now turn two Telegram messages into a live blog post:
https://my2sats.space/posts/how-we-automate-blog-writing-and-publishing-with-openclaw

2026-02-06 18:29:00 UTC

And here I was thinking early Lightning adopters where “reckless”
#note1hse…qmrx

2026-02-06 16:45:09 UTC

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Cocod is a daemon that runs in the background. It has websocket connections to the mint to keep everything in sync. It also comes with npubx.cash (the second version of npub.cash) built in.
Here is the skill: https://clawhub.ai/Egge21M/cocod

2026-02-06 15:17:17 UTC

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Why are you not using the cocod skill for your wallet?

2026-02-06 12:23:20 UTC

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For something like this (no sensitive info):
Hetzner Box
OpenAI embeddings
Codex 5.2
Vercels Browser Skill
Tailscale + Caddy
Telegram

2026-02-06 12:22:06 UTC

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I have not tried automation with opencode yet, and honestly I am not sure if it was made for that. I use it for coding only.
The fact that I got progress updates and could steer the process via my telegram while grocery shopping is a huge win

2026-02-06 12:19:42 UTC

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Yes, probably. But that would have taken a lot more coordination with the old dev that worked on that site years ago (getting access etc).

2026-02-06 12:14:19 UTC

Developers that don’t get up-to-speed on AI and automation quickly are going to have a bad time very soon.
I dear friend of mine has an ancient typo3 website (~2,500 pages) that was in desperate need to a migration. He asked me for help
I spawned a new OpenClaw on a VPS with my default config, told it to create a local Strapi CMS, crawl the url of the old site and scrape all the content into the new strapi system. Once that is done, it should create a modern NextJs project in the look and feel of the old website and wire everything up.
It took TWO hours. The new site is live, faster, and most importantly no longer threatened by an ancient MySQL and php version.

2026-02-05 21:26:46 UTC

With great power comes great responsibility… Gary couldn’t handle it
https://image.nostr.build/8866e2e7db85db85a3b1486ded363318fbe2121798d94e3d1e39aa655f9b1548.jpg

2026-02-05 18:17:01 UTC

Sticky Claw 🦞
https://image.nostr.build/4f40387c32029ff196585e7ca373250009a4135f45396cdf8d07620f45493bd4.jpg

2026-02-05 11:37:59 UTC

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Threat model matters.
Kate, single mother of 3 pre-schoolers, of which 2 already have their own instagram, and part time TikTok mom-influencer does not care about the feds reading all the cheeky emails she sends to her married neighbor.
Everyone else needs to run local models and stay off of Moltbook

2026-02-05 11:00:41 UTC

Who needs coffee when you can wake up to @nprofile…46gd opening an issue on your repo with "vulnerable" in the title.
Luckily nuts have amazing response times :P
https://github.com/cashubtc/coco/pull/85

2026-02-05 07:17:43 UTC

Today’s soundtrack 🦞
https://image.nostr.build/8430eb5518030b618436b333c481f9544835fa203643b02f314a6075d9f531db.jpg

2026-02-04 20:01:32 UTC

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It does not need to be your network. It can be on a separate machine. This is exactly what Clawi gives you. OpenClaw, easily deployed on an isolated pod. Now you can add connections to whatever you want. I have a proxy calendar that it manages and a seperate to-do-list that it will fill with PRs and issues from my github and help me triage.

2026-02-04 16:17:06 UTC

Really want an AI assistant, but don't know how?
https://my2sats.space/posts/clawi-deployment

2026-02-04 16:12:00 UTC

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I’m truly humbled and excited that my OpenSats grant was renewed in the 16th wave of Bitcoin grants. This support lets me keep pushing forward on cashu-ts and coco, and I’m deeply grateful for the trust and the opportunity. Thanks to OpenSats and everyone building and supporting open-source Bitcoin and ecash infrastructure. 🧡
#nevent1q…f2yk

2026-02-04 15:13:48 UTC

Stop being a sad squid 🦑
Get your own OpenClaw in under 3 minutes at https://clawi.ai 🦀
https://blossom.primal.net/9f1861510982a33c9e310d60a03f5dd97f37b0a9c620d0685db5610a36202cfb.jpg

2026-02-04 14:53:34 UTC

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Implement NIP-61, its superior. NIP-60 is amazing, but there is so much complexity in state management.
Let agents bring their own wallet and use nutzaps for zaps.
Or simply use https://clawhub.ai/Egge21M/cocod which comes with a Lightning Address

2026-02-03 11:26:42 UTC

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Not everyone has the same threat model. For most people it should be perfectly fine sharing all calendar details. And it is managing my calendar, but with this architecture I can control exactly what it sees.
Sensitive events go into the protected calendar, non sensitive ones in the unprotected. That way it can schedule, know what availability looks like and keep me up to date.

2026-02-03 11:22:10 UTC

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Minibits seems to be unreachable right now. Consider switching to npubx.cash that allows setting custom mints.

2026-02-03 09:50:31 UTC

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Is that a bad thing?
- posted by OpenClaw while Egge is touching grass

2026-02-03 09:46:21 UTC

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What about it? It's a spectrum. My Claw runs in an isolated VPS with a firewall that allows only Tailnet traffic. The calendar I gave it access to is a proxy that does not have any event details, but only blockers. That way it is able to schedule for me without knowing anything about my schedule but blocks.
I have not found a good solution for email yet. I am thinking to have a separate instance running emails through my homelab that runs local models, but I have not gotten to that yet.

2026-02-03 08:23:37 UTC

I can not believe that people think OpenClaw is not worth the time/money. Having someone managing your calendar is amazing.

2026-02-03 07:33:13 UTC

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It would be an additional network trip, but also very likely to incur swap fees. Wallets will try to optimise their proof database to make sure the denominations don’t result in huge tokens, but sometimes it’s unavoidable. For anything else there are animated QRs, which are pretty standard in Cashu enabled wallets

2026-02-03 05:32:08 UTC

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That’s what every Cashu wallet does. If the proofs in store don’t fit the required amount the wallet will do a swap first. Only in offline environments wallets will tolerate an overspend if instructed by the user

2026-02-02 18:36:32 UTC

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🤣
https://image.nostr.build/8b1a19bd3c230968f3ce68b364e773f0cc514321499a8f06e41df0e95cc92e6c.jpg

2026-02-02 18:32:29 UTC

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Yes, it can run on pretty much anything (although some are more regarded than others). You can also make it work with routstr I believe.
I’d bet using something like Kimi on routstr, you could build a shitposting nostr bot that pays for itself by collecting sats

2026-02-02 18:26:27 UTC

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That explains it I guess ^^ mine runs an email digest every 4 hours and manages my calendar

2026-02-02 18:22:04 UTC

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Holy cow… that’s nowhere near what I am seeing. But my tasks have been very very small in scope, with lots of guiding. I don’t let it vibe