With Claude Code programmatic usage moving into a separate credit bucket, I think terminal-native agent coordination gets more interesting.

So I’m sharing ouija: https://github.com/dcadenas/ouija

ouija is plumbing between already-running coding sessions: Claude Code, opencode, or both.

No `claude -p`. No Agent SDK. Just normal terminal sessions in tmux.

It shines for ad-hoc debugging: one session is deep in repo A, another already has context in repo B, and suddenly they need to talk.

Same machine: tmux. Cross-machine: Nostr.

The point is simple: let the sessions you already have talk to each other, even across machines.

Just published divine-signer, a small library that gives your app one NostrSigner interface across five auth methods: nsec, NIP-07 extensions, NIP-46 bunker, nostrconnect, and OAuth. drop it in and let users pick how they sign.

https://github.com/divinevideo/divine-signer

Media is depressing but at least the status page format makes it fun

http://status.dcadenas.dev

Got the Marmot version working in just a few hours. What a time to be alive.

Not sure if it was so easy because of LLMs or marmot-ts being a hell of a library. Probably both.

https://groups.privdm.com

Expect bugs, but it actually works! Amazing work by @White Noise

Built a NIP-17 DM app to test the https://login.divine.video OAuth flow.

https://privdm.com

It's only 1-1 though, so now I'm wondering if a marmot-ts fork is doable.

This was more useful than I thought it was going to be:

"From all the text you know about me from our conversation history, can you analyze from my typing errors which are the keys or key combinations that I find most difficult and where I make the most errors?"

#AI

I made a tool to fuzzy find nostr relays from command line: https://github.com/dcadenas/nostr-relay-select