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An invitation adds all of a person's fresh KeyPackages (one per slot, at
most ten) instead of one, and where our account is an admin a device that
finds a sibling's KeyPackage not yet in a group adds it, so the Welcome
reaches the other device through our own inbox. These are the same-account
rules Marmot's multi-device direction marks as valid today; the device
group and pairing it plans are not here. Verified against MDK (wn): a group
with two coinos leaves of one npub plus a wn member, all three reading and
writing (tools/marmot-multidevice-test.js). marmotClient takes an
injectable store for tests.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <[email protected]>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01YRC6aKhwAud231ot9FPmhi
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Pictures and files now travel in White Noise groups and direct chats,
both ways. A file is sealed under the group's media secret for the epoch
its message goes out in (MLS exporter "encrypted-media" -> HKDF ->
ChaCha20-Poly1305, AAD bound to hash, type and name), uploaded to Blossom,
and sent as a kind 9 with a v2 imeta tag. A commit landing mid-upload
moves the epoch, so the file is sealed again rather than sent under a
stale key. Receivers keep each epoch's media secret for as long as a
message from it is in the log, so older pictures still open.
Groups founded here now carry and require marmot.group.encrypted-media.v2
(blossom-v1 on blossom.ditto.pub and nostr.download).
Checked against MDK's wn: our pictures decrypt in wn, wn's in ours, and
wn uploads into our groups by our policy.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <[email protected]>
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A coinos account appeared in White Noise as "Rapid Flamingo": with no
kind 0 on its relays the app makes a name up. The profile now travels
with the relay lists (the account's own signed events, unchanged), and is
sent again when it changes, checked at boot and while Chat is open.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <[email protected]>
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The Android app said a coinos user "isn't on White Noise yet" although
their KeyPackage was published: MDK will not invite an account whose
kind 10002 and 10050 lists it cannot find, and it looks on
relay.eu/us.whitenoise.chat and purplepag.es, where coinos never wrote.
The client now passes the account's already-signed lists along to those
relays (no signer needed, nothing rewritten), weekly and until both exist.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <[email protected]>
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A group that misses a commit is stuck until it hears it, and a group
founded by White Noise can live on a single relay. Its subscriptions now
report a close to the chat watchdog, and one made while a relay was being
skipped as dead is rebuilt when that relay comes back.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <[email protected]>
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MDK refuses relay.damus.io and relay.nostr.band outright (its retired
hosts), so a group founded here must not name them: relay.primal.net
takes damus's place. The UI test can also run against a deployed site.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <[email protected]>
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The Chat tab now speaks the protocol the White Noise app speaks, beside
Concord communities and NIP-17 DMs, without anyone having to pick one:
- A two-person group with no name is a direct message. It lands in the
same thread as that person's NIP-17 messages, and a reply goes back the
way their last message came. A first message goes by White Noise only
to someone whose KeyPackage another app published (a coinos wallet
reads NIP-17 on all its devices; an MLS group reaches one).
- Groups get rows of their own in the Messages list, a New group button,
an invitation card, members, add/remove/rename for admins, leave.
- Every wallet publishes a KeyPackage (kind 30443), so it can be invited.
src/mls.js is RFC 9420 for ciphersuite 0x0001 on the noble libs (no
WebAssembly), with the extensions-draft pieces Marmot needs
(app_data_dictionary, app_data_update, app_ephemeral, self_remove).
src/marmot.js is the Marmot layer: components, the account identity
proof, the 30443/444/445 event shapes and the group engine
(publish-before-apply, retained epochs, same-epoch tie-break).
State is per device, in IndexedDB (src/marmot-store.js). The whole stack
is one lazy chunk (72 KB).
Tested against the RFC 9420 vectors (tools/mls-vectors-test.js) and
against the Rust reference, MDK's wn CLI, at the protocol level
(tools/marmot-interop-test.js) and through the real UI
(tools/marmot-chat-test.js).
Not yet: attachments in these chats, push for group messages, the
app-message witness boost in fork selection.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <[email protected]>
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