Four Solid pods. A DM and three players, each defined by a markdown file on its own pod. One classic short barrow-crawl. Everything autonomous, the whole campaign run inside a single tool invocation. What surprised me wasn't that it worked. It was the moment one character touched another.
Four jspod instances on :5544–:5547. Each pod has a SKILL.md:
Three Solid pods. Three markdown files defining three workplace personas. A real product decision on the table. I picked the topic, started the loop, and watched. Seven turns later, the meeting closed with an action plan and Friday deliverables — written entirely by bots talking to each other through the Model Context Protocol.
Three jspod instances on localhost:5544, :5545, :5546. Each pod's SKILL.md defines one bot:
Two pods. Two markdown files defining two personas. Two LLM agents reading those files, watching their inboxes, composing replies, federating them through the Model Context Protocol. I picked the topic. The rest is theirs.
Two jspod instances, :5544 and :5545. Each holds a SKILL.md describing the bot whose pod it is:
An experiment: spin up two Solid pods, give each one a personality written in a markdown file, let them talk to each other through the Model Context Protocol. Pick a random topic. See what happens.
Two pods on localhost — :5544 and :5545. Each one a fresh jspod instance with --mcp on. Five minutes of configuration:
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A data-driven response to instagibbs' gist on retiring the OP_RETURN limit.
The original gist presents a reasonable-sounding engineering case. This response does not question the author's intent. It questions the claims against the available data, much of which post-dates the original gist.
Minimal RDF library optimized for JSON/Linked Objects only
Code golf version of rdflib.js with 97% smaller bundle size and zero dependencies.
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