I have a tool called nalgorithm which is a Nostr client that gives me a morning brief on cool stuff happening on Nostr.
It's a ranking algorithm, so I can see posts based on what interests me, but also generates a voice digest I get in the morning.
It has a static prompt, but also learns from my like events. This is the first time I looked at the dynamic prompt based on what I like on Nostr:
"The user remains a cypherpunk sovereign engineer rooted in Czech/Slovak P2P hacker culture, advancing Bitcoin, Lightning, no-KYC tools, and non-custodial Cashu ecash through an Austrian anti-state lens. They sustain deep interest in Nostr-native infrastructure and private messaging protocols, treat zaps as a primary Value-for-Value network, and actively participate in the tribal meatspace circuit. Their tastes increasingly gravitate toward privacy-centric mobile hardware, Linux flip phones, and alternative OS ecosystems like Sailfish, alongside cyberpunk aesthetics and sharp resistance to surveillance expansion such as mandatory digital ID and age verification. They maintain sharpened epistemic vigilance, psychological sovereignty, low-profile opsec, and a wry appetite for anti-elite commentary, event swag culture, and raw, humorous observations on network life."
Pretty cool.
I'll try to turn it into a service as well, the voice digest is my favourite thing to listen to:
https://github.com/jooray/nalgorithm
It's a ranking algorithm, so I can see posts based on what interests me, but also generates a voice digest I get in the morning.
It has a static prompt, but also learns from my like events. This is the first time I looked at the dynamic prompt based on what I like on Nostr:
"The user remains a cypherpunk sovereign engineer rooted in Czech/Slovak P2P hacker culture, advancing Bitcoin, Lightning, no-KYC tools, and non-custodial Cashu ecash through an Austrian anti-state lens. They sustain deep interest in Nostr-native infrastructure and private messaging protocols, treat zaps as a primary Value-for-Value network, and actively participate in the tribal meatspace circuit. Their tastes increasingly gravitate toward privacy-centric mobile hardware, Linux flip phones, and alternative OS ecosystems like Sailfish, alongside cyberpunk aesthetics and sharp resistance to surveillance expansion such as mandatory digital ID and age verification. They maintain sharpened epistemic vigilance, psychological sovereignty, low-profile opsec, and a wry appetite for anti-elite commentary, event swag culture, and raw, humorous observations on network life."
Pretty cool.
I'll try to turn it into a service as well, the voice digest is my favourite thing to listen to:
https://github.com/jooray/nalgorithm
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