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aiolabs/lnbits #9 + #18 are no longer in-flight; aiolabs/nsecbunkerd deploys live from dev with sign-time TTL+revoke (#27), windowed usage caps (#34), hard-reject on lapsed binding (#38), and a full NDK -> nostr-tools transport port (#43/#45/#47). §7.2 now mandates sign-time lifecycle enforcement; §7.3 lists expiresAt + usage caps as part of the binding artifact; §12 swaps the upstream link for the aiolabs fork and adds the never-full-wipe nsecbunker.db operational hazard. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> |
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maubot-plugins
Umbrella for maubot plugins used by
the aiolabs / Château du Faune Matrix stack. The maubot daemon itself
is provisioned via server-deploy/modules/services/maubot.nix on the
castle hosts; the actual plugin code lives here.
Plugins
| Plugin | Purpose |
|---|---|
journal/ |
Farm-journal bot. !journal <text> records what you did, scoped per-user/room/timestamp. !journal show [@user] and !journal today query back. |
tracker/ |
Community-organizer bot. !add / !task / !sidequest / !remind / !done / !list / !setup. Implements the Community Organizer spec — per-room shortcuts, 5-level priority, rules-based inbox classifier. |
wiki/ |
Docs-lookup bot. !ask <query> / !doc <slug-or-title> / !wiki [refresh|status]. Points at any Quartz-rendered docs site (default: docs.ariege.io), full-text searches the corpus, replies with snippets + links. Internal-network deployment posture — works during WAN outages. |
Community Organizer protocol
docs/community-organizer-spec.md defines the protocol the plugins in
this repo (and companion renderers like
inky-impression) use
to coordinate community life — tasks, journals, reminders, shopping
lists — over Matrix capture + Nostr storage. Designed to be adopted by
other communities; reuses NIP-52 + NIP-72 instead of inventing new
event kinds. Read it before changing verb behavior or event shapes in
any plugin.
Building a plugin
A .mbp is just a zip containing maubot.yaml + the plugin's Python
modules at the root. No special tooling needed:
cd <plugin>/
zip -j ../<plugin>.mbp maubot.yaml *.py
(-j strips the directory prefix so files land at the zip root.)
Uploading / iterating
- Open the maubot UI (e.g.
https://maubot.<domain>/_matrix/maubot/). - Plugins → + (first time) or click the existing plugin → upload
the new
.mbp. Maubot keys plugins byid; uploading a newversionof the sameidreplaces the old one. - Hit Save on the affected instance after upload — toggling Enabled without Save will revert. Easy facepalm.
Bump version: in maubot.yaml for every meaningful change so the
maubot UI surfaces it cleanly and old .mbp files in
/var/lib/maubot/plugins/ aren't ambiguous.
Bot account convention
Each plugin attaches to a Matrix client (a regular Matrix user account
controlled by maubot). For the journal bot: @journalbot:ariege.io.
Bot accounts are created the same way as any user — issue a
registration token from the Continuwuity admin room
(!admin token issue --once) and register through Element, then add
the client in the maubot UI.
Invite the bot to whichever rooms it should serve via /invite @<bot>:<domain> — maubot's autojoin handles new invites that arrive
after the client's sync loop is up.
Patterns + gotchas
Maubot-specific patterns (command decorators, multi-line caveats,
database_type in maubot.yaml, etc.) live in ~/dev/CLAUDE.md
under "Maubot plugin development". Read that before writing a new
plugin — there are several footguns that look fine but silently lose
data.