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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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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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