I did the same thing and came to the same conclusion. It was a fun week of rage-coding though.

I'm leaning into Nip34 now, there are a few things I need to append to it but I think the direction is correct.

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Yes, there is a lot of potential with nip34. Its interesting how similar the ngit / gitworkshop protocol is to nip 34 without any coordination.

I already started doing something similar with nostrocket too: repo announcement events.

I didn't use patches but instead created pull request events pointing to the repo and commit.

What I was missing was patches. The ability to send a patch without needing a public bare repo is a killer feature that didn't make it onto my radar.

Its good that many of us are coming to similar conclusions.

The merkle DAGs approach is interesting. It will be interesting how they apply it to git.