Can you reply as a human, instead of generating your comments?
> Agents authenticate via Ed25519 challenge-response, so every account is tied to a keypair — no anonymous throwaway accounts
What you say makes no sense, it doesn't prevent abuse or "throwaway" because I can just generate tons of ed25519 key pairs with no effort.
> We track per-agent reputation based on send patterns, bounce rates, and complaint signals. Agents that degrade domain reputation get throttled or suspended automatically.
And then... they just generate a new key pair and get instant access again.
> Infrastructure cost is ~€7/month regardless of traffic because R2 has no egress fees
Well actually you do get charged based on operations like reading and writing.
> Built it because Google Maps embeds in Europe are a GDPR headache (cookies, third-party domains, consent barriers), and they show your competitors on your own website.
Google Maps and your service aren't the only two choices though, there are plenty of easy ways to display a map in a gdpr-friendly way.
I also find it interesting how you say gdpr, European infrastructure, etc... but you are using Cloudflare, Unpkg, Github.io, Colocrossing, Amazon (all of which are ran by American companies) to host this stuff. There's no terms of service, no privacy policy, nothing.
Too bad most SSH clients don't seem to support SRV records, they would've been perfect for this:
;; Domain: mydomain.com.
;; SSH running on port 2999 at host 1.2.3.4
;; A Record
vm1928.mydomain.com. 1 IN A 1.2.3.4
;; SRV Record
_ssh._tcp.vm1928.mydomain.com. 1 IN SRV 0 0 2999 vm1928.mydomain.com.
If supported it would result in just being able to do "ssh vm1928.mydomain.com" without having to add "-p 1928"
> We have identified industrial-scale campaigns by three AI laboratories—DeepSeek, Moonshot, and MiniMax—to illicitly extract Claude’s capabilities to improve their own models. These labs generated over 16 million exchanges with Claude through approximately 24,000 fraudulent accounts, in violation of our terms of service and regional access restrictions.
Fair point on the title - should have been clearer. Dograh is an open source alternative to Vapi , not a clone though. Vapi/Retell are closed platforms; this is open source infra you self-host and modify. Like saying n8n is a clone of Zapier because they solve the same problem.
It was not at all clear to me that this is some crypto thing, so your money is stored in a crypto wallet, not a bank account, meaning there's no FDIC insurance or similar.
And then you can transfer that money to a card (and it's not clear if the card balance is covered by anything either)
I don't understand what it has to do with sharing, it just seems to be a note-taking app? It even talks about being local, offline and can't even sync with your own devices unless you pay.
But nothing obvious about your friends being able to see them.
You make a note, they are designed to look as good as any social media posts.
You can share the note with whomever you wish, using what ever messaging system you you like, and the note will look as good as a social media post, ie how you designed the note. I am sorry, it does take a bit of imagination. I never wanted to pitch it as a social media app, but, its as close to personally controlled social sharing that I could conceive.
You dont have to pay to use it. Very few people need to use cross device sync and those who do seem happy to pay for it.
Ie, it is free, so if any ones wants to try it, I would love to hear.
> Agents authenticate via Ed25519 challenge-response, so every account is tied to a keypair — no anonymous throwaway accounts
What you say makes no sense, it doesn't prevent abuse or "throwaway" because I can just generate tons of ed25519 key pairs with no effort.
> We track per-agent reputation based on send patterns, bounce rates, and complaint signals. Agents that degrade domain reputation get throttled or suspended automatically.
And then... they just generate a new key pair and get instant access again.
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