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Filthy Fiat Wallet18d ago
What is the current Nostr stack(s) to use with openclaw for coding? I would like to stay away from the big closed source giants. Any thoughts would be greatly appreciated. Cheers #asknostr @11b9a894…889850ce @50d94fc2…df281d63 @04c915da…3dfbecc9 @fa984bd7…58018f52 @jb55 @3bf0c63f…aefa459d @Derek Ross
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jb5518d ago
the only reason I'm using the closed source giants is because they are the only ones good enough that are worth using. openclaw is not that good for coding, I just use Claude code and codex.
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Filthy Fiat Wallet18d ago
Do you use a toaster app for your front end messaging? Or do you use something like telegram?
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Filthy Fiat Wallet18d ago
*nostr
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jb5518d ago
no idea what that means. I use damus agentium for coding with 10+ agents simultaneously across all my machines
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Filthy Fiat Wallet18d ago
I was just curious how you remotely communicate with your agents.
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jb5518d ago
sessions and messages are replicated over nostr via private note storage events. so all my Claude sessions and messages are available on my android phone from anywhere. I've been posting about it recently you can scroll through my feed to see the updates. started working on this feb5 and plan to release it on play store soon
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Derek Ross18d ago
with OpenClaw, im using Claude Opus 4.6 and an agent-team skill that i created that spawns several agents that use bead tasks to work together. it works very well. but i do still find myself for more complex tasks wanting more control and i go back to usign OpenCode instead. i like to see how the sausages are made so i can somewhat orchestrate what's happening. i don't fully understand the code as much as you do, but sometimes i do and sometimes it's nice to bug fix and iterate when you can see what's happening.
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