Eleftherios
@lftherios.bsky.social
founder radicle.xyz & drips.network
true yes! we need better moderation tools 🤔 cc @radicle.xyz
October 26, 2025 at 2:55 PM
true yes! we need better moderation tools 🤔 cc @radicle.xyz
you could have a selective policy up front, where you only replicate the projects you selected and trust.
October 26, 2025 at 2:44 PM
you could have a selective policy up front, where you only replicate the projects you selected and trust.
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Personally I have being wishing not just local issue tracking system for collaborating with agents, but also a local pull request system so I have a better interface for managing work agents do. Broadly yet a project management system as a pace to manage tools/resources allocated for ongoing tasks
October 15, 2025 at 11:51 PM
Personally I have being wishing not just local issue tracking system for collaborating with agents, but also a local pull request system so I have a better interface for managing work agents do. Broadly yet a project management system as a pace to manage tools/resources allocated for ongoing tasks
yeah I would love that. I am wondering who would be the right person to talk to within the at proto ecosystem. @jay.bsky.team any idea?
September 23, 2025 at 1:23 PM
yeah I would love that. I am wondering who would be the right person to talk to within the at proto ecosystem. @jay.bsky.team any idea?
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For software supply chain @radicle.xyz is pretty neat. radicle.xyz
Radicle
Sovereign code infrastructure.
radicle.xyz
July 29, 2025 at 6:51 PM
For software supply chain @radicle.xyz is pretty neat. radicle.xyz
Yes. With @radicle, every time you use the tooling, your computer runs a node. it's truly p2p.
That said, there are many public nodes on the network. When you push your repos, other nodes will seed it. This means you don’t need to keep your own node running continuously, if that’s what you mean.
That said, there are many public nodes on the network. When you push your repos, other nodes will seed it. This means you don’t need to keep your own node running continuously, if that’s what you mean.
July 22, 2025 at 2:59 PM
Yes. With @radicle, every time you use the tooling, your computer runs a node. it's truly p2p.
That said, there are many public nodes on the network. When you push your repos, other nodes will seed it. This means you don’t need to keep your own node running continuously, if that’s what you mean.
That said, there are many public nodes on the network. When you push your repos, other nodes will seed it. This means you don’t need to keep your own node running continuously, if that’s what you mean.