A brief demo of the power of these new commands 👀 View quoted note →

And this is not the only news we have for today 👀 more about this later, wait for it 🔥 View quoted note →

🚀 Serve and Use: two new commands, one CLI, zero hassle We merged our standalone gateway‑cli and proxy‑cli tools directly into cvmi. What used to require separate installations and configuration now lives under one unified CLI, and it couldn’t be simpler. Serve any MCP server over Nostr: - For example, the NostrBook: npx cvmi serve npx -y @nostrbook/mcp@latest - Or even expose a remote HTTP server through Nostr👀👀: npx cvmi serve https://mcp.applesauce.build/mcp This is a very new feature and led us to bump our SDK version to 0.3.x. More info is available in the CHANGELOG (📃.md) and the gateway overview (

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Gateway Overview

Understanding the NostrMCPGateway component for bridging MCP and Nostr

). Use a remote server and access it locally via stdio: npx cvmi use 7506...5fa3 Both new commands work out of the box with ephemeral keys and default relays. Override relays, keys, or other settings via flags, config files, or environment variables when you need more control. To see all available options, just use --help with any command. For builders who want to ship, and for users who want to connect to their services easily, the toolkit is shaping well: skills, servers, and connectivity in one place. Run npx cvmi and explore. Soon we’ll add new features to complement these and give you everything you need to learn, build, debug, and interact with the CVM ecosystem. Stay tuned.

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Thanks @Pete Winn 🔆 and @Good Stuff Podcast you are building awesome stuff 🔥 View quoted note →

Add skills just like this `npx cvmi add` pick the one that better suits you, then 🚀 View quoted note →