@sayangel

WARPSTACK 👹 🥞 https://github.com/daemons404/warpstack Building client front ends is good, but not a good test of the Snapchain protocol. Most stuff requires that you have a Neynar sub or hack around the Farcaster APIs. A few weeks ago @horsefacts.eth pitched me the idea of building blocks to make client building easier and secure (and he had a goated architecture for it - that was all him). That's how Warpstack came together. It's very early and very WIP but I wanted to get it out there for people to try. Most of the work has been on getting the core stuff right. I've been using my own Warpstack client for about a week now. In a nutshell it lets you spin up a back end that powers your own client. You can use your own snapchain node or point it at a public one. This isn't a client with bells and whistles you can easily download. Not yet. So expect to roll up your sleeves. The goal is to make it easier for people to create personal clients or specialized clients on Snapchain. DYOR & USE AT YOUR OWN RISK.

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