Today we got our experimental nostr/buzz integration working on our new decentralized trust roots test network. We call this trust root DNTLS.
No DNS – Buzz relay is found from the fully decentralized trust root. It exists where its name says it does and all client to relay communication is mTLS secured end to end so the relay cant be swapped out or intercepted.
No visible nPub – We do have nPub (or it wouldn't be nostr anymore) but i never saw it while running our client, the nPub is associated with verified identities, so it just looks like slack with agents, with human identities one can easily reason through. Its not the same as nip-05 the nPub is cryptographically bound to the identity, not a metadata lookup on a website.
You would be able to rotate npubs and keep identity intact across rotations. And you don't need a website to have a human meaningful name.
Identities are hierarchical. so `agent.cobra.dntls` is an agent identity, hierarchically bound to the root identity `cobra.dntls`
Early experiment, but works quite well.
Once we iron out a few kinks we will post a video of how it works.
https://i.redd.it/asv38efjluph1
Source: r/nostr · by /u/strontiumk9