I'm quite well known for giving zero fucks about "average user". Being average is a diagnosis and I'm sorry for the people who have to be average and endure an average life. I wish them well, but otherwise my approach is not to interfere.

About the apps - I make them for myself, and as a gift, I publish them. I don't care about many users, if they want to benefit, it's there, for free. If not, I'm fine benefiting alone.

The post was to tell people I give them a gift and how to access my gifts and gifts of others.

We @Zapstore

One pull request to be able to select model in opencode.

But I have not played too much with it.

Also, the instructions for Claude Code are not in the app interface, although they are linked from the web.

Or - would anyone be interested in Monero denominated cashu mint, fundable with Monero on chain? And interoperable with lightning? But you keep your balance in xmr.

I might look for funding for that if anyone is interested.

Does Monero have working community grants?

I've done some digging into it, so if you want some info, let me know

It's good, slightly unexpected, cache usually lasts for minutes.

Ah, yes, this could work.

The problem with TLSNotary in general is that because of symmetric key is used for both sides, you can't really tell apart if client or server sent something, but this could work.

But you still need some form of masking (either whitelist or blacklist), if you want to prove that the plaintext contains the model you chose in API request, or alternatively mask out the API keys used (and reveal everything else).

That's what I like about Peer's solution, you can selectively reveal parts of TLS plaintext while hiding other parts, yet still making sure that the upstream TLS connection has not been tampered with.

Honestly, I don't know.

I know @Jan 'Gorrdy' Dvořák runs it and he's super reputable and cool.

But ToC says: "This mint will rug you 😉 "

For me, regular payouts to lightning are very important feature while using any Cashu mint.