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RFC v0.3: freeq.at/act — stateful, signed, addressed actions for IRCv3

(with handoff as the first action kind)

Status: draft / request for comments · Authors: Chad Fowler & zapnap (freeq) · Audience: agent-coordination builders, IRCv3, AT Protocol

This is a casual RFC. Poke holes in it.

What changed since v0.2: (1) Addressing is DID-native end-to-end — a cross-server nick DM has no well-defined recipient today, so directed actions key off the act-to DID for delivery, persistence, and validation, with the nick as display only. (2) Transition authority is the minting server — for every action, directed or open, the server that minted the act-id serializes transitions and resolves races; a federated channel has no "home server" and a multi-homed recipient has no single one either, so authority follows the one thing that's unambiguous, the offer's origin. (v0.2 put directed-action authority on the recipient's server; this unifies it.) (3) Signing — two things. Verif

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curl -XDELETE 'localhost:9200/test'


curl -XPUT 'localhost:9200/test/data/1' -d '
{
    "numbers":[11,23,13,16,17,23.6]
},
'

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Dan Pickett, http://en.oreilly.com/rails2009/profile/46469
Brian Cardarella, http://en.oreilly.com/rails2009/profile/45790
Nick Plante, http://en.oreilly.com/rails2009/profile/2753

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Let's make a list of Sinatra-based apps!

Apps:
- http://github.com/cschneid/irclogger "Sinatra based irclogger.com"
- http://github.com/rtomayko/wink "minimalist blogging engine"
- http://github.com/foca/integrity "The easy and fun Continuous Integration server"
- http://github.com/sr/git-wiki "git-powered wiki"
- http://github.com/entp/seinfeld "Seinfeld-inspired productivity calendar to track your public github commits."
- http://github.com/karmi/marley "Marley, the blog engine without <textareas>."
- http://github.com/ichverstehe/gaze "Serve up your Markdown files with this tiny Sinatra app!"