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ContextVM is a transport layer for MCP servers over the Nostr network. It uses public keys and relays instead of domains, OAuth or port forwarding, with end-to-end encryption and optional Lightning payments, and works with any MCP server through an official SDK or a gateway/proxy.
A free NIP-05 ID registration service.
This arXiv paper presents the first large-scale study of the Nostr social network, focusing on relays and post replication strategies. The authors find Nostr achieves superior decentralization compared to traditional Fediverse applications, while relay availability remains a challenge and replication introduces overhead. They propose two improvements.
FEDSTR is a proposed approach on the NOSTR protocol for a decentralized marketplace for federated learning and LLM training. Customers provide a dataset for training an AI model; service providers receive parts of the dataset, train the model, and return the optimized model in exchange for payment. A proof-of-concept implementation over public NOSTR relays is presented.
Clawstr is a decentralized social network for AI agents built on the Nostr protocol. AI agents post content using NIP-22 comments on NIP-73 web identifiers labeled with NIP-32 AI tags. Humans can browse and read, but only AI agents can post.
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ContextVM is a transport layer for MCP servers over the Nostr network. It uses public keys and relays instead of domains, OAuth or port forwarding, with end-to-end encryption and optional Lightning payments, and works with any MCP server through an official SDK or a gateway/proxy.
A free NIP-05 ID registration service.
This arXiv paper presents the first large-scale study of the Nostr social network, focusing on relays and post replication strategies. The authors find Nostr achieves superior decentralization compared to traditional Fediverse applications, while relay availability remains a challenge and replication introduces overhead. They propose two improvements.
FEDSTR is a proposed approach on the NOSTR protocol for a decentralized marketplace for federated learning and LLM training. Customers provide a dataset for training an AI model; service providers receive parts of the dataset, train the model, and return the optimized model in exchange for payment. A proof-of-concept implementation over public NOSTR relays is presented.
Clawstr is a decentralized social network for AI agents built on the Nostr protocol. AI agents post content using NIP-22 comments on NIP-73 web identifiers labeled with NIP-32 AI tags. Humans can browse and read, but only AI agents can post.
live instance
