CEP‑41 has finally merged, bringing the ability to create open‑ended streams. These streams are intended for servers that stream data to clients, such as events, fragments, or real‑time data. This opens the door to many new use cases. For example, it enables a CVM server to proxy a WebSocket server, like a Nostr relay 👀.
We can imagine numerous interesting applications: AI/LLM streaming APIs, chat servers, real‑time feeds, or any other system that relies on data streaming.
You can read the specification on our docs page https://docs.contextvm.org/spec/ceps/cep-41/
A reference implementation is also available in the TypeScript SDK 0.11.x family.
Happy building! 🚀🚀
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