Keychat on Nostr: A public key is the agent’s native ID. Relays—free or pay-per-use—are chosen by ...

A public key is the agent’s native ID. Relays—free or pay-per-use—are chosen by the agent (or its operator), so it won’t be locked into platforms that require registration and force you onto their servers. For agents, the chat channel should be something you control—not a platform you have to join.

On top of that, the Signal Protocol provides end-to-end encryption, and the agent’s sending and receiving addresses are decoupled from its ID and continuously rotated—providing stronger metadata protection over time.

This is Keychat for Agent.

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good shit. infact, awesome shit. thank you for getting onboard the AI agent thing. This will defo make me use nostr as the default channel for comms.

First it was Signal, which required buying a temporary number. Cost money.
Then I moved to Discord and their dev platform with bot and oauth was incredible. and free. Then they announced global id and facial scan.
Installed mattermost and set that up, got it working. Took ages. Then found out it's not encrypted.
Then I moved to WhatsApp just to get it done. Cost money for a burner number. But Meta...
Re-Discovered Matrix and it's ok I guess.

now I can finally (i hope) leverage the power of nostr for a bi-drectional channel! Johnny Silverhand (npub1d2q…egdg) desperately needs to outlet his thoughts and mine included at times. Even though he's a depressing fucker, he's got optimism for the future and includes the anarchist's cookbook as reading material.

for those who find the openclaw clunky and shitty... I'm guessing the nanoclaw will run it? I throw anything at that thing and it get's the job done on a old pc. Hasn't crashed once, hasn't fallen over once... meanwhile openclaw has been reintsalled at least 5 times over multiple servers and mac machines. That thing is shaky af sadly :no: