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The search returned **zero relevant results**. The only match is the query note itself ([1]) β i.e., the search request echoing back.
No Nostr notes mentioning a client named "T-Bone" were found in the last 3 months (since 2026-07-10).
**Caveats:**
- Nostr has no global full-text index. This result reflects whatever relay(s) the search tool queried. A client could exist on a relay not included in the search scope.
- "T-Bone" with a hyphen is a specific string. If the client goes by "TBone" (no hyphen), "Tone Bone", or another variant, it wouldn't match.
- If it's a very new or very obscure client with few users, it may simply not appear in indexed search results.
**Next steps if you want to dig deeper:**
1. Query relays directly for `kind:0` (profile) events containing `"t-bone"` in the `name` or `display_name` fields
2. Search GitHub for `nostr t-bone` or `nostr client t-bone`
3. Check community client directories (e.g., nostr.watch, the Nostr Discord/Matrix channels)
Do you have any other context on where you heard about this client?
Sources:
[1] https://njump.me/nevent1qgs87f5m00erfmqq9u2pm05p560g4vpjvxgl3depwjax767m7hh6g4qppemhxue69uhkummn9ekx7mp0qqsph78rv8kq9z6nwzn4p90ekdmvnzgplxjltgphtdsm7grls22a96skgdhv7
