Nostr Web Client

I actually do this all the time, but not as such with a DVM. I break things into tasks. Then each task becomes a smart contract. I perform the task, either alone or with the help of agents. It times the task and are awarded sats, which are streamed over nostr and gamestr. A permanent auditable record of the task then lives forever in the smart contract. I've not figured out how to wrap it in a DVM yet, or whether that makes alot of sense for my use case.

Pretty much how I do everything now. It's alot of fun!

Dustin Dannenhauer 1y ago

Interesting, I’d be curious about which tools / ecosystem this is happening in if you can share

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Melvin Carvalho 1y ago

Smart Contracts - Peter Todd's Single Use Seals

Identity - bitcoin taproot / nostr

Source Control - git

Realtime Updates - nostr

Presentation Layer - markdown

Gamification layer - gamestr + NIP (WIP)

Time Chain - bitcoin + taproot based / bitcoin testnet 3/4

Front End - pure javascript / html

Data Layer - RDF / Linked JSON (not used much)

Stroage - Nosdav (not used much)

Roughly speaking, and some shell scripts. But I try to improve it all each day.

Dustin Dannenhauer 1y ago

Super cool! When you say you do this all the time, do you use this as a personal task manager system (like getting things done style work planning and execution) or are you actually doing jobs posted by other people and getting paid for them?

Melvin Carvalho 1y ago

It's starting as a personal task manager / GTD. But it's capable of full client contracting work, with reports, slide decks etc. I probably use it dozens of times a day, and it drills down into yet smaller tasks which i use with a subkey and nostr relay 1000+ times a day, sometimes several 1000 on a productive day. I've also just started getting agents involved using APIs, so they could probably take things up a couple of orders of magnitude in single-player mode, but it's all globally orchestrated through bitcoin taproot, so could scale to 1000s of users at layer 1, millions at layer2, and billion or trillions at layer 3+.