1. LocalRelayStore: use batchInsert() with per-row savepoints instead of
manual transaction — UNIQUE constraint violations skip that row instead
of failing the whole batch
2. Robohash empty hex: guard blank input in CachedRobohash.get() with a
fallback all-zeros hex key instead of passing empty string to assembler
3. GiftWrapEvent decrypt: downgrade from WARN to DEBUG — expected when
gift wraps from local relay cache aren't addressed to current user
(subscription filter is correct, but hydration doesn't filter by p-tag)
4. Relay URL %20: decode percent-encoded spaces before rejection check in
RelayUrlNormalizer.fix() — wss://relay.example.com/%20 now normalizes
to wss://relay.example.com/ instead of being rejected
5. NIP19 Parser: downgrade from ERROR/WARN to DEBUG — malformed bech32
from relay content is expected in the wild, catch+log is correct
6. VLC macOS: add --avcodec-hw=none (disables VideoToolbox that causes
CVPN chroma failures) and --reset-plugins-cache (rebuilds stale cache
on startup instead of logging hundreds of stale-cache errors)
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Follow-up to the link-preview move: HtmlParser + HtmlCharsetParser were
stuck in jvmAndroid only because they spoke java.nio.charset.Charset.
There is no common Charset type in the Kotlin stdlib, so this reshapes
the API to speak IANA charset *names* (String) and pushes the single
genuinely-platform operation — byte->String decode — behind expect/actual.
- Move HtmlParser + HtmlCharsetParser to commonMain. Charset detection
(meta-tag sniff + BOM sniff) is pure string/byte work; BOM detection no
longer needs okio (manual leading-byte compare).
- Add `expect fun decodeBytes(bytes, charsetName)`:
* jvmAndroid actual -> java.nio.charset (all JRE charsets, UTF-8 fallback)
* iosMain actual -> NSStringEncoding for the common web charsets
(UTF-8/16/32, Latin-1, CP1252, ASCII), UTF-8 fallback for the rest.
- UrlPreview (stays jvmAndroid; needs OkHttp) now reads response.body.bytes()
and passes mimeType.charset()?.name().
Verified: commons compiles for JVM AND iosSimulatorArm64, verifyKmpPurity
passes, commons jvmTest passes, amethyst play + fdroid compile.
Third slice of the amethyst→commons migration. UrlPreview (OpenGraph
link-preview fetcher) and HtmlParser already wrapped the extracted
commons preview parsers (MetaTagsParser/OpenGraphParser/HtmlCharsetParser);
this consolidates the whole link-preview concern in commons.
- Move service/previews/{UrlPreview,HtmlParser} into commons jvmAndroid
service preview package. They land in jvmAndroid (not commonMain)
because UrlPreview uses OkHttp and HtmlParser uses java.nio.charset —
both JVM-only. No Android-framework or keystone coupling: the caller
injects the OkHttpClient as a lambda.
- Add explicit okhttp + okhttp-coroutines deps to commons jvmAndroid
(previously only present transitively via coil-okhttp).
- Re-point the single caller (model/UrlCachedPreviewer).
commons JVM compile + verifyKmpPurity pass; amethyst play + fdroid compile.
Second slice of the amethyst→commons migration. BroadcastTracker +
BroadcastEvent/RelayResult/BroadcastStatus are platform-agnostic relay
event-broadcast logic (no keystone coupling, no Android) that Desktop and
the CLI can reuse.
- Move service/broadcast/{BroadcastModels,BroadcastTracker} into
commons commonMain service/broadcast.
- Replace the two commonMain purity-gate violations:
System.currentTimeMillis() -> TimeUtils.now() (startedAt is only used
to sort the active-broadcast list) and java.util.UUID.randomUUID() ->
RandomInstance.randomChars(16) for the tracking id.
- Re-point the 4 Android callers (AccountViewModel + broadcast UI).
verifyKmpPurity passes; amethyst play + fdroid both compile.
First low-friction slice of the amethyst→commons migration
(commons/plans/2026-05-30-amethyst-to-commons-migration.md): the model
nipNN state holders are all blocked by the LocalCache/Note/Account
keystone (Phase A), so start with the genuinely Android-free utilities.
- Delete amethyst service/IterableExt.kt — exact duplicate of the existing
commons util/IterableUtils.kt (Iterable.replace); re-point 4 callers.
- Move retryIfException (CoroutinesExt.kt) into commons util/CoroutinesUtils.kt.
- Move togglePresenceInSet (SetExt.kt) into commons util/SetUtils.kt.
All commonMain-safe (verifyKmpPurity passes). amethyst play + fdroid both
compile against the relocated helpers.
Pure data class (only @Stable) — extract to
commons/model/nip51Lists/interestSets so Desktop/CLI/iOS can reuse the
interest-set model. Re-points the four interest-set UI files and the
sibling InterestSetsState.
https://claude.ai/code/session_01JFbYZdVV4QmDC4eQYvEccb
Pure data class (only @Stable + quartz bookmark tags) — extract to
commons/model/nip51Lists/labeledBookmarkLists so Desktop/CLI/iOS can
reuse the bookmark-group model. Re-points the six bookmark-group UI
files and the sibling LabeledBookmarkListsState.
https://claude.ai/code/session_01JFbYZdVV4QmDC4eQYvEccb
Extract the three remaining keystone-free quartz-only decryption caches
(MuteListDecryptionCache, PeopleListDecryptionCache,
CommunityListDecryptionCache) into commons/model so Desktop/CLI/iOS can
reuse them. Re-points Account, FeedDecryptionCaches, and the sibling
state holders (MuteListState, PeopleListsState, BlockPeopleListState,
CommunityListState).
The remaining relay-list decryption caches depend on
GenericRelayListCache -> amethyst.model.Note (the keystone), so they
stay until Phase A extracts Note/LocalCache.
https://claude.ai/code/session_01JFbYZdVV4QmDC4eQYvEccb
Pure quartz-only decryption cache — extract to
commons/model/nip51Lists/favoriteAlgoFeedsLists so Desktop/CLI/iOS can
reuse it (mirrors the TrustProviderListDecryptionCache move). Re-points
Account and the sibling FavoriteAlgoFeedsListState.
https://claude.ai/code/session_01JFbYZdVV4QmDC4eQYvEccb
Pure data class (only quartz + a UUID id generator) — extract to
commons so Desktop/CLI/iOS can reuse the NWC wallet entry model.
Swaps java.util.UUID for the multiplatform kotlin.uuid.Uuid (matching
the quartz convention) and re-points the three callers
(LocalPreferences, AccountSettings, WalletViewModel).
https://claude.ai/code/session_01JFbYZdVV4QmDC4eQYvEccb
CashuToken and Proof are pure data classes (only @Immutable +
kotlinx.serialization). Extract to commons so Desktop/CLI/iOS can reuse
them, and re-point all callers.
https://claude.ai/code/session_01H66WwvUYm5KtAWBLgUMcod
Let users tag any post with a hashtag via a NIP-32 kind 1985 label event
(using the `#t` tag-association namespace), and surface follow-labeled
posts in the hashtag feed.
quartz:
- LabelEvent.buildHashtagLabel() + HASHTAG_NAMESPACE ("#t") and
hashtagAssociations() to build/extract hashtag-association labels.
commons:
- Note now carries a `labels` reverse-reference map (hashtag -> labeler
notes) with addLabel/removeLabel and a NoteFlowSet.labels flow,
mirroring reactions/reports.
amethyst:
- LocalCache consumes LabelEvent, attaching hashtag labels to their
target notes and re-notifying feed observers for already-cached
targets.
- Account.createLabelHashtagEvent/labelHashtag/consumeLabelEvent and
AccountViewModel.labelWithHashtag (tracked + direct broadcast).
- Overflow "⋯" menu gains an "Add hashtag" action backed by a new
AddHashtagLabelDialog.
- HashtagFeedFilter also accepts posts a followed user labeled with the
hashtag; a new label sub-assembler subscribes to kind 1985 by `#l`
and fetches missing label targets.
- Hashtag feed shows an attribution banner ("#tag added by @user") above
follow-labeled posts via a custom RefresheableFeedView onLoaded.
https://claude.ai/code/session_019gc3FipVBcndF9fmqCCfVX
Extract the pure (quartz-only) decryption cache into commons. Converge
the commons trustedAssertions package onto the quartz NIP slug
'nip85TrustedAssertions' (per migration plan §10.2), moving the existing
TrustProviderListState interface + UserCardsCache with it and
re-pointing all callers.
https://claude.ai/code/session_01H66WwvUYm5KtAWBLgUMcod
Pure data class (only quartz + @Stable deps) — extract to
commons/model/nip30CustomEmojis so Desktop/CLI/iOS can reuse it.
Moves the unit test to commons commonTest and re-points callers.
https://claude.ai/code/session_01H66WwvUYm5KtAWBLgUMcod
Adds the architecture end-state (ports exist, impls are forked 3 ways =>
unify), the concrete destination package tree for the migrated common
objects (cache engine, decomposed Account into model/account state +
actions + facade, per-NIP state holders, feeds, keystorage, service split),
and the package-naming decisions behind it (model/nipNN raw state vs
model/account composed view; state/ stays generic; actions=verbs; quartz
slug normalization; LocalCache class+delegating object). Also drops a stray
markup line at the end of the doc.
https://claude.ai/code/session_01KXLzsvx9Gyrm3Yz4Rims55
Survey of amethyst/{model,service,ui} (1817 files) classifying what should
move to commons vs stay Android-native, with per-area matrices, the real
cross-cutting blockers (account state is the keystone; R.string is solved by
Compose Resources, not a new StringProvider; Coil is already KMP), a
dedup/reconciliation backlog, and a phased roadmap with a concrete first PR.
https://claude.ai/code/session_01KXLzsvx9Gyrm3Yz4Rims55
Make the feature-UI vs cross-cutting-UI rule consistent (feature-first):
- ui/nip53LiveActivities -> nip53LiveActivities/ui
- ui/article + ui/editor -> new nip23LongContent/ui (article reader + editor)
ui/ now holds only cross-cutting composables (theme, components, layouts,
elements, markdown, signing, thread, feeds, notifications, screens, state,
text). Tighten ARCHITECTURE.md with the deciding test ('could a second
unrelated feature reuse this as-is?') and reconcile the NIP-second-axis
section so a single-NIP feature owns its UI under <feature>/ui rather than
ui/nipNN.
https://claude.ai/code/session_01KXLzsvx9Gyrm3Yz4Rims55
Rename the two single-NIP feature packages to mirror their quartz
counterparts for 1:1 traceability:
- chess -> nip64Chess
- call -> nipACWebRtcCalls
marmot and nip53LiveActivities already match quartz and are unchanged.
Document the rule in commons/ARCHITECTURE.md: layer is the primary axis,
NIP is the secondary axis (nipNN<slug> matching quartz), and commons is
deliberately NOT reorganized NIP-first at the top level. Also remove
stray markup that leaked into the end of the doc.
https://claude.ai/code/session_01KXLzsvx9Gyrm3Yz4Rims55
Document the commons module's purpose, source-set layout, and the CLI-safe vs
UI boundary in commons/ARCHITECTURE.md, then clean up the clearest package
overlaps that had accumulated:
- merge duplicate util/utils -> util (all source sets)
- unify service/services -> service (jvmAndroid)
- move data/UserMetadataCache -> model/cache
- fold compose/ into ui/ (ui/article, editor, elements, layouts, markdown,
nip53LiveActivities, and Compose helpers in ui/state + ui/text)
- move ProfileBroadcastBanner composable into profile/ui
All changes are whole-file/whole-package moves with import rewrites; no logic
changed. The chess logic/UI split is documented as deferred debt (it needs
file-level surgery, not moves). Marks docs/shared-ui-analysis.md superseded.
https://claude.ai/code/session_01KXLzsvx9Gyrm3Yz4Rims55
Bump the pixel sunglasses scale (1.45 -> 1.70) so the shades read bolder and
overhang the slimmed, rounded cashew body more prominently. Body outline and
1.2 stroke weight unchanged.
Replace the blocky pixel-stepped cashew silhouette with a smooth rounded
outline (corner-cut and emitted as a compact Bézier spline) so the nut reads
as a clean curved shape instead of a staircase. Use a round stroke cap/join at
the same 1.2 weight; the pixel "deal-with-it" sunglasses stay a solid fill.
Squeeze the cashew outline horizontally (~0.72) and scale the pixel sunglasses
up (~1.45) so the shades overhang the body for a bolder, more recognizable
mark. Stroke weight stays at 1.2 to match the shared Zap outline icon.
Convert the multi-tone "deez nuts" Cashu/nutzap logo into a single-color,
tintable outline icon so it behaves like a Material Symbol glyph: the cashew
body is a hollow stroke (1.2 weight, matching the shared Zap outline icon) and
the pixel sunglasses stay a solid fill so they read at small sizes.
Drop the `tint = Color.Unspecified` overrides at every call site (zap chips,
nutzap rows/gallery, redeem, wallet screens) so the icon now tints with the
surrounding content colour instead of being locked to the brand browns, and
remove the imports/comments that only existed to preserve the old multi-tone
rendering.
The grace-period unsubscribe in LifecycleAwareKeyDataSourceSubscription ran
on the composition scope from rememberCoroutineScope(), whose dispatcher is
coupled to the UI frame clock. When the app is backgrounded the frame clock
stops ticking, so the pending unsubscribe could be starved and never fire.
Because closing the REQ is what drives the relay disconnect (via desiredRelays
-> RelayPool.updatePool), the connection could linger indefinitely. This is
most visible on the relay feed, whose dedicated one-off relay is kept alive by
nothing else.
Drive the grace timer from Lifecycle.currentStateFlow on a dedicated
Dispatchers.Default scope instead. collectLatest cancels the pending delay
automatically when the lifecycle returns to STARTED, preserving the 30s
app-switch grace while ensuring the timer fires reliably in the background.
https://claude.ai/code/session_01SesftJphLwvLtn1fJB5zx8
Two parallel gaps to the cashu work, surfaced once the cashu side
was wired correctly:
1. The orange bolt highlight on the reaction row never lit up for
onchain zaps. Note.isZappedBy checked LN zaps, NWC payments,
and (since Phase 1) nutzaps — but never onchainZaps. And the
fast-path gate in ObserveZapIconState shared the same blind
spot. Add isOnchainZappedBy parallel to isNutzappedBy (same
shape: any onchainZaps entry whose source.author matches the
user and whose source event is newer than afterTimeInSeconds),
and extend the gate with onchainZaps?.isNotEmpty().
2. The reaction-row counter included CONFIRMED onchain amounts
via updateZapTotal (verifiedSats only, per NIP-BC) but not
the signed-in user's OWN pending/unverified outgoing zaps.
That created a UX mismatch: the gallery shows the user's own
UNVERIFIED entry with its claimed sat amount immediately
(the user knows what they sent), but the counter stays at 0
until the chain catches up. Add
Note.extraOwnPendingOnchainSats(loggedInPubKey) that sums
claimedSats from non-CONFIRMED onchainZaps whose source.author
matches the logged-in pubkey, and add it on top of zapsAmount
in both AccountViewModel.calculateZapAmount paths and
ObserveZapAmountText's no-zapPayments fast path. Other senders'
non-confirmed entries still contribute 0, preserving the
anti-spoof posture for incoming zaps.
The module-level mutable SimpleDateFormat formatters in these files
were read concurrently — UI composition on the main thread, and
LocalCache.justVerify calling dateFormatter() from background event-
verification coroutines for failed-signature log lines. SimpleDateFormat
is not thread-safe (mutable internal Calendar), and updateFormattersIfNeeded
reassigned the field mid-format. Race produced corrupted timestamp
strings and occasionally NumberFormatException inside format().
Replace the shared-var pattern with a small LocaleAwareFormatter that
wraps a ThreadLocal<Pair<Locale, SimpleDateFormat>>. Each thread caches
its own instance and rebuilds lazily when Locale.getDefault() changes —
no locks, no contention, same allocation profile after warm-up.
Apply the same pattern to CalendarTimeFormat for consistency; today its
callers are all main-thread but the structure was identical.
Hardcoded date/time patterns ignored the user's Locale (date order:
dd/mm/yyyy vs mm/dd/yyyy vs yyyy-mm-dd) and the system 12/24-hour
override. Replace them with locale-aware formatters that resolve order
from the active Locale via DateFormat.getBestDateTimePattern() and pick
the time-of-day pattern via DateFormat.is24HourFormat(context).
- TimeAgoFormatter (amethyst + commons): build SimpleDateFormat from
Unicode LDML skeletons (yMMMd / MMMd / yMMM) so "May 28, 2026" in
en-US becomes "28 May 2026" in en-GB, "28.05.2026" in de-DE, etc.
- CalendarTimeFormat: same skeleton approach for date pieces; time
uses DateFormat.getTimeFormat(context) so a 24-hour Android user
sees 14:32 even on a 12-hour locale.
- New LocalizedDateTimeFormat helper with formatMonthDayTime,
formatMediumDate, formatMediumDateTime — used by wallet, vanish,
attestation, namecoin, eventsync screens to replace inline
SimpleDateFormat("MMM d, HH:mm") / ("MMM dd, yyyy hh:mm a") etc.
- Material3 TimePicker callers (calendar/nest/poll/zap-poll/expiration
date pickers + vanish request) now pass is24Hour from the system
setting instead of hardcoding false.
- Desktop article/reads/highlights screens use
java.text.DateFormat.getDateInstance(MEDIUM, locale).
- Drop dead formattedDateTime() in RelayCompose (was unused).
Intentionally left alone: notification feed bucket keys ("yyyy-MM-dd"
used as Map keys), TakePicture file naming (Locale.US), iCalendar
RFC 5545 stamps, NIP-52 ISO date storage, internal logging, and
ThreadLevelCalculator sort keys — none are user-facing.
Phase 0 (small fix): sendNutzap was async-launched with no success
callback, so after tapping the teal cashu chip in the zap picker
the popup vanished and the user saw no feedback for the 1-2 seconds
it took the swap + publish to complete. Add a "Cashu zap sent —
Sent N sat(s) via cashu" toast on success, matching the lightning
zap's progress feedback in spirit.
Phase 1 (foundation): NIP-61 nutzaps attach to their target note
the same way LN zaps and onchain zaps do, contributing to the
reaction-row total and the "you-already-zapped" icon highlight
without any UI-layer change.
Pieces:
- NutzapEvent.claimedSatsTotal() in quartz parses the sender-
claimed sat sum from the proof tags once, leniently (a single
malformed proof contributes 0 rather than throwing). The
recipient wallet still verifies proofs against the mint at redeem
time; this is the trusted-claim total for display.
- Note.nutzaps: Map<HexKey, NutzapEntry> on the canonical commons
Note, parallel to onchainZaps. NutzapEntry carries the source
kind:9321 note (sender = source.author) and the pre-parsed
claimedSats. Volatile because writes happen on applicationIOScope
and reads happen on the Compose main thread.
- updateZapTotal() now sums nutzap claimedSats into zapsAmount, so
the existing ObserveZapAmountText composable in ReactionsRow
picks up cashu without code change.
- hasZapped() and the suspend isZappedBy() extended to detect
nutzaps from a given user. ReactionsRow's calculateIfNoteWasZap-
pedByAccount path therefore highlights the bolt orange for cashu
zaps the same way it does for lightning.
- LocalCache previously routed NutzapEvent through
consumeRegularEvent, which would add it as a *reply* to the
e-tagged note via computeReplyTo. computeReplyTo gains a
NutzapEvent case returning the linked event ids, and a dedicated
consume(NutzapEvent) function attaches via addNutzap instead of
addReply.
The "list" merge across LN + cashu + onchain that the user floated
is deferred — three separate collections with different shapes
(zap pair, onchain entry, nutzap entry) are kept; only the
aggregates and queries are unified. That's enough for the
reaction-row UX and avoids touching every iteration site at the
call layer.
Coming next: notifications (NotificationFeedFilter + a cashu-icon
variant of ZapUserSetCard) and the dedicated cashu row in
ReactionDetailGallery modeled on OnchainZapGallery.
Swaps PlayCircle / AudioFile (generic) for the canonical Material Symbols
podcast iconography — `headphones` (U+F01F) on the Episodes feed and
`podcasts` (U+F048, the mic + signal-waves glyph) on the Shows feed.
Both codepoints added to MaterialSymbols.kt and the subset font
regenerated via tools/material-symbols-subset/subset.sh.
A cashuB token pasted into a DM didn't render the redeem card —
the user saw the raw base64 + a useless "Show more" button.
Root cause was in ExpandableTextCutOffCalculator. The user's
token was ~480 chars with no whitespace anywhere. The calculator
saw `min == content.length > TOO_FAR_SEARCH_THE_OTHER_WAY (450)`,
fell into the backward-search branch, found no space or newline
in the first SHORT_TEXT_LENGTH (350) chars either, and returned
350 — slicing the token mid-base64.
The truncated string still started with "cashuB", so the parser
matched a CashuSegment, but CashuPreview's base64 decode failed
on the corrupt body and it fell back to rendering the raw text.
Fix: when there's no whitespace boundary anywhere in the first
SHORT_TEXT_LENGTH chars during backward search, return
content.length — the entire content is one indivisible atom
(cashuA/cashuB, base64 data: URI, lnbc, single huge URL), so
cutting it can only corrupt the segment.
The pre-existing testImage was locking in the same bug for a
~11k-char data: URI (truncated to 350 → broken image segment);
updated it to assert image.length and added two new regression
tests around the user's exact cashuB token and a "preamble +
long token" case where the cut should land cleanly at the
boundary before the token. Also added a CashuTokenParserTest
covering the parser side (which was already correct) so any
future change that breaks cashuB detection is caught.
Two NamecoinSettings classes had drifted:
- commons (used by Desktop): only enabled + customServers
- amethyst service.namecoin (used by Android): full schema with backend,
namecoinCoreRpc, fallbackToCustomElectrumx, fallbackToDefaultElectrumx
This left Desktop unable to persist any of the Namecoin Core RPC or
fallback-policy state introduced in the Android settings UI. Promote
the rich Android version into commons as the single source of truth
and delete the Android duplicate.
- Move the rich schema (backend, namecoinCoreRpc, fallback toggles,
hasUsableCoreRpc, toFallbackPolicy) into the commons NamecoinSettings.
- Delete amethyst/service/namecoin/NamecoinSettings.kt and its test.
- Repoint the two Android imports (NamecoinSharedPreferences,
NamecoinSettingsSection) at the commons class. No behaviour change on
Android.
- Fold the Android-only backend/RPC/fallback test cases into the commons
NamecoinSettingsTest so the shared schema stays covered.
Desktop persistence (DesktopNamecoinPreferences) still only reads/writes
enabled + customServers; the extra commons fields fall back to defaults
on the existing Desktop store. Wiring those new fields into Desktop is
the next change.
The three pinned per-user replaceable notes (NIP-65 / DM relays /
nutzap info) were lazy fields. Lazy delegation here adds a synchronized
read on every access for no gain — User is constructed via
LocalCache.getOrCreate, and the pinned notes are read on essentially
every interaction with the user. Resolving them at construction also
lets us drop the stored UserContext reference.
Pins each per-user replaceable note to the User's lifetime so weak-ref
eviction from LocalCache.addressables can't lose them — same fix the
NIP-65 / DM relay list notes already had, generalised so adding new
pinned kinds is a one-liner.
Background: LocalCache.addressables is a LargeSoftCache<Address,
AddressableNote> backed by WeakReference. Without a strong reference
somewhere, an addressable note shell (and any event loaded into it) can
be cleared on any GC cycle even though it was successfully delivered.
The User constructor already held nip65RelayListNote / dmRelayListNote
fields exactly to defeat this for kinds 10002 and 10050. kind:10019
(NutzapInfoEvent) had no such pin, so the zap picker's "does this user
accept nutzaps?" check would silently return null for an evicted note —
the chip never showed even when the recipient had actually published.
This refactor:
1. Adds `UserContext` — a one-method `fun interface` exposing
`addressableNote(addr): Note`. User holds it for life; LocalCache
implements it via a single instance bound to ::getOrCreateAddressableNoteInternal.
2. Converts the three per-user pinned notes (nip65 / dm / nutzapInfo)
to `by lazy` fields backed by the context. Each is resolved the
first time it's read and then held by the User's strong reference
until the User itself is collected. `by lazy`'s default SYNCHRONIZED
mode handles concurrent reads from the zap picker + wallet state.
3. Adds typed accessors on User: nutzapInfo(), acceptsNutzaps(),
nutzapMints(), nutzapP2pkPubkey() — mirrors the existing
authorRelayList() / dmInboxRelayList() shape.
4. CashuWalletState.peekNutzapTarget now reads via
`cache.getOrCreateUser(recipientPubKey).nutzapInfo()` instead of
touching the cache's addressable map directly.
Tradeoffs vs the eager-constructor approach:
- No upfront allocation for kinds the screen never reads.
- Adding a new pinned kind (mute list, blocked relays, bookmark list)
is one `by lazy { context.addressableNote(...) }` line in User —
no constructor-signature churn across call sites.
- User now depends on a narrow `UserContext` interface; test fakes are
a one-liner: `User(hex) { addr -> Note(addr.toValue()) }`.
Migration:
- Single User constructor call site (LocalCache.getOrCreateUser) updated.
- Two existing test fakes (NoteOnchainZapTest, SearchResultSorterTest)
switched to the SAM-lambda form.
- No external behaviour change — the public `nip65RelayListNote` /
`dmRelayListNote` fields keep the same names and types, so the few
consumers (RelayFeedViewModel, ChatNewMessageViewModel) need no edits.
https://claude.ai/code/session_01MdWddiar819f8XYt5N8BjP
Adds a cache-backed Cashu mint directory sibling to LocalCache.relayHints
that aggregates mint URLs from every relevant event the cache sees, and
wires it into the AddCashuWallet mint-URL text field as inline
autocomplete so users don't have to remember mint URLs.
What feeds the directory:
- NutzapInfoEvent (kind:10019) — every nostr user with a Cashu wallet
publishes their accepted mints there. A typical inbox of cached
profiles seeds a useful starter directory automatically.
- MintRecommendationEvent (kind:38000) — explicit public vouches.
- CashuMintEvent (kind:38172) — formal mint announcements from the
NIP-87 directory subscription.
How it's populated:
- LocalCache.updateMintIndex(event) is called from
justConsumeAndUpdateIndexes alongside updateHintIndexes, so every new
event with a mint URL adds to the index. wasNew gating prevents
re-emissions from inflating popularity counters.
- LocalCache.ensureMintDirectoryBackfilled() does a one-shot scan of the
existing notes + addressables maps. The autocomplete UI kicks this in
a LaunchedEffect on screen open so suggestions are useful before the
next relay round-trip.
Where it surfaces today:
- AddCashuWalletScreen — under the mint-URL OutlinedTextField, a
MintSuggestionList card shows up to 6 cache-derived suggestions ranked
by popularity desc + URL asc. Tapping a row fills the field (does not
auto-add — users typically want to Verify first). Filters out URLs the
user already added and exact matches of what they typed.
The MintPicker dropdown inside the Receive / Send dialogs is unchanged
— those only need to choose between mints the user already has in their
wallet, so no directory autocomplete applies there.
Tests: 8 unit tests cover normalisation (case-insensitive, trailing-slash
stripping, http(s) gating), popularity ranking, substring filtering,
limit enforcement, and malformed-URL handling.
URL normalisation: trimmed, lower-cased, trailing `/` stripped, scheme
must be http(s). Same URL with different casing or trailing slash
collapses to one entry so popularity counts correctly.
Implementation notes:
- MintDirectoryIndex lives in commons/jvmAndroid (uses ConcurrentHashMap;
iOS doesn't ship Cashu wallet yet).
- Thread-safe; safe to read from any dispatcher.
- No persistence — purely in-memory, accumulates over the session.
- Entries are never removed: stale entries don't hurt (user always
verifies before adding), and tracking which event added which URL
would add bookkeeping without UX benefit.
https://claude.ai/code/session_01MdWddiar819f8XYt5N8BjP
The top-bar pencil on the Cashu Wallet screen becomes a gear that opens a
new Settings hub instead of jumping straight to the edit form. The hub
hosts:
- "Edit wallet details" → routes to the existing AddCashuWallet form in
edit mode (mints + nutzap key).
- "My mint recommendations" → live list of NIP-87 kind:38000 events this
account has published, each with a NIP-09 retract button. Retraction
fires DeletionEvent with both `e` and (when a d-tag is present) `a`
tags so compliant relays drop all versions of the parameterized-
replaceable recommendation.
The wallet's existing CashuWalletFilterAssembler now pulls
MintRecommendationEvent.KIND alongside the other NIP-60 / NIP-61 kinds,
so the list populates without an extra subscription. CashuWalletState
indexes own recommendations into a new `ownRecommendations` StateFlow
(keyed by d-tag, falling back to event id for malformed events) and
keeps it in sync via the existing live cache + delete observers.
Future settings (auto-recommend toggle, nutzap relay overrides,
export/backup) belong here — consolidating wallet-shaped knobs in one
place avoids re-cluttering the main wallet screen.
https://claude.ai/code/session_01MdWddiar819f8XYt5N8BjP
Adds end-to-end NIP-87 support so users can pick mints from the
network instead of having to know URLs upfront, and can publicly
endorse mints they use.
Discovery (commons + amethyst)
* commons/.../CashuMintDirectoryFilterAssembler — subscribes to
kind:38172 cashu mint announcements and kind:38000 cashu-scoped
recommendations (#k=["38172"]) on a configurable relay set.
Fedimint announcements (38173) are intentionally excluded — this
feeds the Cashu mint picker only.
* RelaySubscriptionsCoordinator.cashuMintDirectory — singleton
assembler reachable as Amethyst.instance.sources.cashuMintDirectory.
Indexing state (amethyst/model)
* CashuMintDirectoryState — account-scoped index of announcements +
recommendations. Reactive: backfills from LocalCache.notes on
first observer and listens to LocalCache.live.newEventBundles for
incremental updates. The relay subscription only runs while at
least one picker is on screen (ref-counted open()/close()).
* Ranking: follows-recommendations DESC, then total recommendations
DESC, then URL ASC. Dedup'd by (recommender, mint URL) so a
single recommender can't inflate counts by re-posting.
* CashuMintDirectoryEntry — display model with URL, latest
announcement, total and follows-recommendation counts.
Publishing recommendations (CashuWalletOps)
* recommendMint(mintUrl, dTag?, review) — publishes kind:38000 with
both the `a`-tag (pointing at the mint's announcement by
kind:pubkey:dTag) and a `u`-tag with the raw URL so older clients
indexing by URL still pick it up.
UI integration
* MintPickerSheet — ModalBottomSheet with search field + scrollable
list. Each row shows the mint name (parsed from the announcement
content) or URL, with badge chips for "from people you follow"
and total recommendation counts. The "Add" button writes the URL
back to the caller's mints list; already-added URLs show "Added"
instead.
* AddCashuWalletScreen gets a "Browse" button next to the Mints
section header that opens the picker. Selected mints are still
Verify-able via the existing ping; users can still paste manually
if they want.
* CashuWalletScreen's mint list gets a thumb-up icon button per
mint that fires viewModel.recommendMint(url) — best-effort,
silent failure (logged via Log.w("CashuWallet")).
Wiring
* cashuMintDirectoryFilterAssembler factory plumbs through Account →
AccountCacheState → AppModules. The mock test AccountViewModel
constructions in AccountViewModel.kt are updated to pass a fresh
assembler.
playDebug + fdroidDebug compile clean. 24/24 jvm tests still passing.
https://claude.ai/code/session_01MdWddiar819f8XYt5N8BjP
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