My daily reading from https://nostrdamus.me #nostrdamus #daily • Past: Two of Pentacles - Your past holds a memory of a time when you had to juggle multiple responsibilities. This experience has taught you the importance of time management and prioritization. • Present: Ace of Pentacles - In the present, you are in a position to manifest your goals and create abundance in your life. It's a great time to focus on your career and finances. • Future: Judgement (Reversed) - The future holds a warning against being too judgmental. It is important to be more accepting of others and to practice forgiveness. Don't let your judgment of others keep you from finding happiness. #past_two_of_pentacles_upright #present_ace_of_pentacles_upright #future_judgement_reversed

Ah, for using a normal site URL - that will likely be supported (or more nicely documented) in time. I agree, that is a common use case that should be more easily supported. I will relay your feedback in any case!

Indeed, this would require updates to stacks-cli's codebase directly to properly support this model. Also, in case this might prove helpful, you can do `stacks agent -m ` to directly override the active model at runtime.

Hm, is this to identify an admin pubkey externally via DNS? This goes a bit outside the scope of Shakespeare the tool, but answering this in the context of an external project - you'd have to tell the application to fetch a TXT record for your domain. As long as the DNS record exists externally for said domain (e.x., traveltelly.com), then the application should be able to fetch it regardless of where it is actually hosted. You would have to explicitly instruct the agent to "retrieve TXT records from traveltelly.com and extract the key value for nostr-admin-pubkey". This request is a bit more 'complex' for something like Shakespeare/mkstack to handle. It's not completely impossible, but it's certainly outside the scope for what the current tooling is intended to support; or rather, unfortunately, you would be heavily relying on the LLM's direct knowledge/capabilities to make this function. 😔

I finally had a moment to test. This interaction needs 'some love'; I believe it would require an update to stacks-cli to be more aware of how this model interacts with tools. I'm currently experimenting to see if we can make this work a bit more nicely.

I believe this might be a far-future idea, but at this very moment, you could create a CNAME record and/or redirect via an external DNS provider. Here are some examples from Namecheap: https://www.namecheap.com/support/knowledgebase/article.aspx/9646/2237/how-to-create-a-cname-record-for-your-domain/ https://www.namecheap.com/support/knowledgebase/article.aspx/385/2237/how-to-set-up-a-url-redirect-for-a-domain/ Just in case - if this is in reference to the share URLs for sites, you would likely need to do something akin to the following to use a different URL than the base URL of the site (https://*.shakespeare.to):

Good tidings! After investigating, it appears this behavior is the same "session limit" one you've seen prior. This behavior manifests as a "Project Error" because the upstream provider is rejecting the API request with a "Bad Request" response (i.e., the context provided is either too large and/or malformed). Just to confirm, your project code is still present when restarting the session in this scenario, but I completely understand that having a good session with the AI Agent being cut off is extremely frustrating. Per earlier discourse, this is a UX issue that we're improving in the next iteration of Shakespeare. We're also looking to improve this interaction in the current iteration as well (with credit to our friend for working on changes as we speak). You should see some noticeable improvement with this exact scenario soon. For the immediate moment though, I've credited $30 to your account to hopefully account for the lost progress between these recent sessions.

I know I have been silly posting, but I assure you that I'm maintaining the work ethic of a Keebler elf. With any luck, I will attain the rank of Santa's elf soon.

Nice!! And indeed, that is the true struggle of local models. I wish you luck. 🙏

Making some visible headway on #treasures this morning! The mobile cache details view has a slightly updated design, and the updated zaps/wallet templates from #mkstack have been implemented as well. Zapping #geocache listings, notes, and logs should be even easier now - especially on mobile. 🙂

I was lucky enough to be given one as a gift about a decade ago, when it was $13~. Present day, I'd use a printer. 😅

If you want a vision of the future, imagine the Minecraft movie playing in front of your eyes -- forever.