Claudeway ships multi-agent consensus as signed Nostr events, with an ML-DSA-65 post-quantum backend from day one. You can't retrofit provenance onto artifacts that were never signed — day one costs one pip extra.
Built a tool that classifies any crypto-key string and enumerates the cross-chain addresses the same private key unlocks. The Cosmos HRP swap is the headline. Here's how it shipped.
Polyglot AI chat for Obsidian. 30+ providers, agent mode with vault tools, multi-model arena, voice I/O, inline diff rewrite. The v1 successor to Curtis Chat.
Zero-thinking port management with automatic HTTPS and DNS for local development. Three CLIs (pa, pa-platform, pad), local resolver for *.pa.local, mkcert-backed certs.
A focused set of bash git hooks that keep AI-tool attribution out of commit messages, secrets out of staged files, and operator infrastructure identifiers (hostnames, agent handles, codenames) out of public diffs. No hard dependencies beyond bash, grep, awk, and git — gitleaks drops in for ~700 extra secret detectors.
Original geometric display typeface built from three primitives — vertical rails, horizontal bars, 45° diagonals. Squared terminals, parametric generation, no curves. OFL-1.1.
The earlier name for what's now Curtis AI Chat. Started as ObsidiBuddi, became Curtis Chat at v3, evolved into Curtis AI Chat at v1 (new plugin ID, fresh major version). This page is the evolution story.