nostr-tools v2 SimplePool.subscribeMany() callbacks (onevent/oneose) no
longer fire reliably in browser context, causing the CVM client to always
time out. Switch to raw Relay.connect() which uses the v2 API correctly.
Race across all CVM relays and resolve on first valid response.
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- Rich system prompt that explains the CVM architecture: it aggregates
across multiple relays, deduplicates, and filters by features inside
events (complex queries that plain Nostr filters can't do)
- Switched tool call format from fragile regex (TOOL:name {...}) to
clean JSON {"tool":"name","args":{...}} that's easier for the LLM
- More robust JSON parsing — scans the full AI response for the tool call
- Better second-pass prompt: AI formats results with bullet points + links
- Updated suggested questions to showcase real CVM queries
- CVM failure gives a clear message explaining what the server does
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Removed:
- [NostrProvider] Routing query to read relays (fired on EVERY query)
- [NostrProvider] Publishing kind X to relays
- [NostrSync] Starting sync / querying profile / profile query returned / sync completed
- [NostrSync] Profile not found on main relays
- [NostrSync] Profile synced and cached
- [Shakespeare] Fetching / Model / Response status debug logs
Kept all warn/error logs for actual failure cases.
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proxy.shakespeare.diy was returning NetworkError on all requests.
Direct calls to ai.shakespeare.diy work fine from a real browser.
Kept debug logging to confirm correct URL and pubkey.
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Removed from: useCVMClient, NostrSync, useLoggedInAccounts, useAuthor, SettingsPage
Replaced with relay.damus.io where a fallback was still needed.
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Use goskatespots.nostr1.com as primary (matches CVM server config),
plus relay.nostr.band and relay.damus.io as fallbacks.
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All fetch calls to ai.shakespeare.diy now go through proxy.shakespeare.diy
so they work from inside the iframe.diy preview sandbox.
The NIP-98 token is still signed against the original URL (not the proxy
URL) so the server-side signature validation passes correctly.
Affects: sendChatMessage, sendStreamingMessage, getAvailableModels
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Previous attempts used 'shakespeare' and 'claude-sonnet-4-5' — both invalid.
The correct format matches the recentlyUsedModels in ai.json config:
provider/model-name with dots not dashes.
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The model name 'shakespeare' does not exist on the API — it was returning:
"Model 'shakespeare' is not supported" (400 invalid_request_error)
Updated both sendChatMessage calls in SasquatchGuide and the default
model in useShakespeare hook (sendChatMessage + sendStreamingMessage).
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Previously, the catch block around response.json() would swallow the
actual error body and replace it with a generic "Invalid request" message.
Now:
- Read response as text() first (never fails)
- Log the raw body to console as [Shakespeare API 400] raw body: <text>
- Parse JSON from the text string separately
- Fallback error message includes the raw body so it's visible in console
This will make it easy to diagnose exactly what the Shakespeare API
is rejecting (model name, message format, missing field, etc.)
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- Add useShakespeare.ts hook (Shakespeare AI via NIP-98 auth)
- Add useCVMClient.ts hook — calls SkateSpots CVM server tools over
Nostr directly from the browser (NIP-44 encrypted request/response,
no @contextvm/sdk bundle needed, pure nostr-tools)
- Rewrite SasquatchGuide to use Shakespeare AI + live CVM data:
* Static FAQ answers for protocol/app questions (fast, no API)
* Shakespeare AI for natural language understanding
* AI detects TOOL: calls in its response and executes them live
* CVM server queried for find_spots, find_events, find_coaches,
find_gear, get_community_stats
* Streaming "thinking..." and "Searching Nostr..." indicators
* Live/offline status badge shows CVM server connectivity
* Graceful fallback when CVM server unreachable
* Login nudge for unauthenticated users
CVM server pubkey: e3564bb877adb0c99a7e4973ccb22e516d7d9eca0027d0bd62a04174ed670530
CVM server host: 185.18.221.2 (LNVPS, Dublin)
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The drawCardToCanvas function had an old version of the card rendering logic
that leaked outside the function body (lines 505-731 were orphaned code).
This code referenced local variables (ctx, p, data, qrX, qrSize, PAD, etc.)
that only existed inside the function, causing ReferenceError at module load time
and crashing the entire app with a blank screen.
Also added missing lucide-react imports (Printer, Loader2, Share2, Download,
Check, Copy, Award, Zap, Info, Palette, Shield, ChevronUp, ChevronDown) that
were used in the JSX but not imported, causing the secondary Printer is not
defined ReferenceError.
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@noble/curves v2 dropped the ./secp256k1 subpath export. The manual
getEventHash + schnorr.sign + bytesToHex pattern is replaced with
nostr-tools' finalizeEvent() which handles id computation and signing
internally, with no external subpath dependencies. Also removes the
now-unused getEventHash import and bytesToHex helper.
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@noble/hashes v2 dropped the ./utils subpath export, breaking the import
in useDirectMessages.ts. Replaced with a simple inline implementation
that has zero new dependencies and works correctly with any build tool.
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The entire skate-spots codebase was accidentally copied into src/src/ and
public/public/ instead of src/ and public/ directly. This left the real
src/ directory as blank MKStack template stubs, explaining why the landing
page showed the default template instead of SkateSpots.
Changes made:
- Copied all files from src/src/ up to src/ (App.tsx, AppRouter.tsx, main.tsx,
all pages, components, hooks, contexts, lib, i18n, test)
- Copied all files from public/public/ up to public/ (images, manifest, etc.)
- Deleted src/src/ and public/public/ nested directories
- Removed HelloWorld.tsx template stub from pages/
- Retained the previously fixed index.css (Tailwind v3 directives)
Full skate-spots feature set is now active:
- All 30+ routes (map, events, spots, coaches, marketplace, wallet, etc.)
- NWCProvider, LanguageProvider, PWAInstallPrompt, AmberCallbackHandler
- Skate community relays (goskatespots.nostr1.com, wotr.relatr.xyz, etc.)
- Outfit Variable font, Amber pre-check in main.tsx
- All hooks (useSkateSpots, useCoaches, useZaps, etc.)
- i18n support (en/es)
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