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Vibe coded this in 3 weeks, using Claude Opus 4.5, along with
collaborative docs editor
decentralized youtube
decentralized filesharing
decentralized video calls
I believe AI will be actually good for freedom tech: soon everyone will have the resources to create the software they need, not just big tech.
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Iris has this now too? Dope. CICD in the works?
Not yet on Iris. I guess could add support for nhash and npub/path addressed media embeds, but that wouldn't work on other clients.
CI/CD would be interesting: you could list CI/CD npubs in the git repo and UI would load their status reports from the hashtree. They would track npub/repo on nostr and run on changes.
Ser, I try to run this (hashtree ts) when I try to make a new folder on the local instance it spins forever. Any idea what could go wrong? It works on hosted iris tho
Any errors in console? Probably claude code is the best helper these days 😅
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This only works for self-hosting though. We tried this exact method 3 years ago and it failed because users can't simply download a Merkle tree of your git repo... the .git folder can't be transferred between PCs that easily. This is more like GitTea but enhanced, not quite GitHub. GitHub has the social element.
AI coding helps but creating something for at scale use still requires more than a few weeks of vibe coding.
Iris Files
Iris Docs
Iris Video
Iris Files
Iris Meet
Simple, private video meetings
Good work
Dont use npub in the ID. It will come back to bite you later.
Wow 👀
This is really cool!
About files. How safe is use it? What metadata is exposed and where are the files stored?
Conceptually safe, but the implementation is vibe coded and not audited. Better to use for public or semi-public sharing for now. Files are content hash key encrypted and uploaded to hashtree.iris.to blossom server (which also stores to cloudflare r2 cdn.iris.to). Encrypted file chunks are also shared over WebRTC via online peers.
Will work out but needs time. Hopefully it catches on. I was using radicle which is actually awesome but they started blocking me which wasn't that encouraging. Maybe it was because first repo's of my Claude 3.5 code In the time weren't as clean as they start to get nowadays with all the extra tooling and guidance I use around the model as with the .clinerules and cline in the time. I wanted to start using gitopia which also feels cool, but it has not much users I believe.
Sweet