Done https://github.com/nostr-protocol/nips/pull/2229

I think there is an encoding issue between the libraries we are using, your using MDK and I'm using marmot-ts which is a new library I'm working on.
Ill fix some bugs and then we can test again at a later date

Looks like there is some incompatibilities ill have to debug on my side, my MLS implementation failed to decode the welcome message sent from your version. thanks for trying though

yes, its nice it hides the metadata but its not the most elegant solution since it is susceptible to spam. for example I could create 100s of bad giftwrap events and bury the legitimate one or make it very hard to find

As a test you should try inviting my other pubkey to a group. here is the key package I published

That who I sent it to. The way marmot works is I send the invite as a NIP-59 gift wrapped event to your pubkey. the event was this one I believe

Then you should be able to unwrap (decrypt) that and see it contains an MLS invite message for one of you published key packages. probably this one

This is all very experimental and I'm using a new implementation of marmot called https://github.com/marmot-protocol/marmot-ts so there might be comparability issues

Should tell it to use a QR generator api like https://goqr.me/api/

yeah sorry about that, messed up and lost the domain 😞
On the upside, I updated the package https://jsr.io/@applesauce/mcp to be easier to run locally if you don't want to rely on the hosted instance, although you will have to have https://ollama.ai installed to run it

Also I sent a marmot (MLS) invite to a private chat group using my other pubkey @hzrd149 marmot account
Let me know if you see it and you can join

its working. glad to see you fixed it

Nice, but how did you get a github account. Doesn't github require some form of KyC to signup?