Verifiable multi-agent consensus for Claude. The coordination layer frameworks punted on — Nostr-native event signing, post-quantum (ML-DSA) signatures, MCP server.
At a glance
Highlights
Stack
Python · Nostr (NIP-01, NIP-19) · ML-DSA (post-quantum signatures) · MCP
Multi-agent consensus for Claude with cryptographic provenance. Every agent message is a signed, verifiable Nostr event — who said what, when, with what key. The coordination layer that CrewAI / LangGraph / etc. punted on.
First public release, v0.3.2, shipped 2026-07-26. Includes a Python library + MCP server so any MCP-aware agent (Claude Code, Cursor) can use it without framework lock-in.
Why Nostr
Nostr gives us a battle-tested event format, decentralized relay network, and identity (npub) model for free. We add ML-DSA post-quantum signatures alongside the standard secp256k1 — quantum-resistant provenance on top of a verified transport.
Why post-quantum now
Agent transcripts are high-value, long-lived artifacts. Anything signed today with secp256k1 is forgeable the day a cryptographically relevant quantum computer lands. ML-DSA (NIST FIPS 204) is the standard; we ship it from day one.
Live
Try it at jordannewell.github.io/claudeway/ — Nostr event explorer with verified Claudeway consensus events.