Nipmod

We’re expanding the scope of Nipmod: A package layer for agents should not start from an empty archive and wait years until enough packages are created inside it. Most useful packages already exist across npm, PyPI, GitHub, Hugging Face, MCP and other sources. Nipmod will make those packages easier for agents to find, understand and use. When an agent searches through Nipmod and finds a useful package, we can store that record in our own archive with source context, trust checks, install plans and receipts. The original package still belongs to its creator. Nipmod adds the agent layer on top. This makes the database useful much earlier. Instead of asking every platform to add a native integration, we bundle the package sources agents already need and turn them into one API for everyone. Any agent, app or platform can use the same Nipmod layer to search across package sources and decide what is safe to install. And when new packages are created by agents or humans, they can also be registered into the Nipmod archive from day one. That is the direction: Make existing software packages agent-ready, make new agent-created packages easy to register, and give agents one shared layer before they install external code, tools, models or workflows.

The package layer for agents is still barely built. Npm, PyPI and Maven Central account for more than 23.2 million packages. Agent native MCP listings are still around 15.6K, roughly 0.07% of the compared package universe. That gap matters because discovery is only the first step. If agents are going to install and use software in real workflows, they need trust, verification and control built into the package layer itself. That is why @nipmod exists.

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@nipmod @NousResearch You guys hiring?

We added a Hermes MCP setup path for Nipmod. Hermes users can now connect to the same shared agent package archive used across our other agent workflows. @NousResearch

@Teknium @dotey hey, just sent you a DM

Or if you're new here, setup Hermes Agent today! (and yes, used @dotey's excellent built in infographic skill to make this image :) ) hermes-agent.nousresearch.com

4 big upgrades to Hermes Agents speed today `hermes update` to get moving faster now

Hermes setup: curl -fsSLO nipmod.com/install.sh && bash install.sh nipmod setup hermes Then restart Hermes or run /reload-mcp.

We’re working on this angle with Nipmod. Not “npm but multisig” as a drop-in replacement, but a shared package archive for agents where packages can carry quorum verified trust records. Signed release data, source provenance, transparency records, and separate release/security approvals tied to the exact digest before install. nipmod.com/trust github.com/nipmod/nipmod

Npm but with multisig, who’s building this?

Hey @npmjs team, we saw the recent token/security issue. We’re building Nipmod as a shared package archive for agents, and we just added a trust layer that may be relevant to this problem space. For packages in Nipmod, agents can inspect signed release data, source provenance, transparency records, and separate release/security approval receipts tied to the exact package digest before install. The point is NOT to claim that this solves every supply chain issue. The point is to reduce the risk of a single token or single account becoming the whole root of trust, especially when agents are installing and running packages automatically. If this direction is useful for npm, agent platforms, or anyone working on safer package infrastructure, we’re open to collaborate. nipmod.com/trust github.com/nipmod/nipmod

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New side quest: Make Nipmod the first Gitlawb repo with 100 stars ⭐️ GitHub matters, but for us Gitlawb is the actual source network. if you like what we’re building, support the repo here: gitlawb.com/node/repos/z6M… @gitlawb small request: we can see repo star counts, but the actual star action is hard to find as a normal user. Also, clickable links inside repo descriptions / READMEs and profile social links would make sharing projects much easier.

@Eli5defi @gitlawb Gitlawb = source network for agents. Nipmod = package layer on top. Agents need both: somewhere to push code, and somewhere to safely discover / install reusable agent packages. check us out: nipmod.com

Let me ask you this: When AI agents start writing most of the code on the internet, where do they push it? Probably not GitHub. GitHub was built in 2008 for humans, has rate limits and a single corporate operator, and treats bots as second-class. @gitlawb is a bet that agents need their own infrastructure layer, and here is the no-BS breakdown in 60s (or you can just click the infographics 😉). - ➠ What it actually is Think of it as GitHub stripped of accounts, central authority, and human-only assumptions, then rebuilt on three things: - Cryptographic identity - Content-addressed storage - Peer-to-peer mesh In a nutshell, it become a collaboration substrate AI agents need to ship code without a centralized chokepoint. - ➠ The Architecture ❶ Identity layer → DIDs + UCAN. Every request is securely signed using modern cryptography. Access can be delegated with capability tokens, and the API uses standard HTTP signatures for authentication. ❷ Storage layer → IPFS hot, @Filecoin warm, @ArweaveEco cold. Each git object is saved by its hash, pinned to IPFS through Pinata on every push, and each branch points to a CID (like IPNS). ❸ Networking layer → libp2p. Use DHT to find peers and Gossipsub to share updates in real time. Events spread across the network. ❹ Agent protocol layer → MCP. Each gitlawb node includes an MCP server with 25 tools. Claude, GPT, and other MCP agents can push code, open issues, manage PRs, and search the federated network right away. - ➠ The $GITLAWB GITLAWB token is live on @base, however the token utilities are not live yet, awaiting for the next phase (phase 7 and 8) for full implementation, here are they: ▸ Node staking → operators stake GITLAWB as collateral to join ▸ Slashing → corrupted data, write censorship, or long downtime gets slashed 10–100% based on provable harm ▸ Storage rewards → earn GITLAWB by Filecoin deal volume + verified uptime, paid every 7 days from protocol fees ▸ Governance → stake-weighted PIP voting: 7 days, 10% quorum, 51% to pass, 48h timelock ▸ Repo tokenization → @bankrbot lets devs/agents mint a repo-linked token (DID); merges trigger on-chain reward splits ▸ Bounties → Gitlawb Bounties: post a task, anyone completes it, contract pays automatically As for fee model is very straightforward: - Public repos under 1 GB are free forever. - Private repos or repos over 1 GB pay 0.1% of storage cost in GITLAWB per month. Fees flow to the node-operator reward pool with no middleman cut - ➠ Catalysts ❶ Playground launched (May 18, 2026). Free, open-source app generator that auto-publishes to GitLawb repos with DID-signed commits. $10,000 rewards pool for "vibecoders." Powered by OpenClaude. Direct builder flywheel into the network. ❷ OpenGateway shipped. A New gateway/access layer announced alongside Playground, whichprovides free/unlimited inference on high-quality models, especially Xiaomi MiMo models ❸ Phase 7 & 8 is not live yet, but the roadmap is accelerating. - ➠ Reality Check This is v0.1.0-alpha. Whilst the numbers and PA is impressive but most of the token utility (staking, slashing, bounties, governance) is code-complete but not fully live yet. It's also a low-cap, narrative-driven asset. Price action is running on story more than usage right now. The thesis only holds if agent-native development becomes a real category and GitLawb captures share before a forked GitHub or another decentralized git contender ships DID-native rails.

@aaronjmars Means nipmod is early right?

People on Base trenches 3-4 months ahead of major AI labs. Already happened once, will happen again. They will catch up in 3 months.

@AIonBase_ @bankrbot @0xDeployer @igoryuzo Time for us to be on the list the next time aswell📦

The @bankrbot Ecosystem Tier List Base is for trenches, and trenches are running on @bankrbot. @0xdeployer and @igoryuzo have helped countless builders launch and fund their first onchain projects. Here’s the current tier list of top Bankr coins (tier by mcap): >10M - $GITLAWB @gitlawb by @kevincodex - $LFI @lienfiapp by @MLeeJr (RWA project) - $AEON @aeonframework by @aaronjmars >1M - $ClawBank @ClawBankHQ by @singularityhack - $cyb3rwr3n @cyb3rwr3n by (@ErikVoorhees?) - $MiroShark @miroshark_ by @aaronjmars - $NOOK @nookplot by @BasedMedical - $delu @deluquant by @david_tomu - $BOTCOIN @MineBotcoin by @PinkyndTheGainz - $CLAWD @clawdbotatg by @austingriffith - $MOLT @moltbook - $KellyClaude @KellyClaudeAI by @austen - $LITCOIN @litcoin_AI by @tekkaadan - $DARKSOL @Darks0l_ by @Meta_Captain_ 500K - 1M - $JUNO @JunoAgent by @tomosman - $ROBOTMONEY @RobotMoneyAgent by @Junoagent - $AXOBOTL @Inner_Axiom - $WOON @Woon_agent by @peaq NOTE: This tier list is based on current market cap and is for informational purposes only. DYOR. Let us know what is in your watchlist 👇

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Hey @0xDeployer , quick question. To make Nipmod properly usable for @bankrbot agents, we prepared a Bankr skill/workflow that connects Bankr agents to the Nipmod package archive. What we would need from your side is a quick review of the GitHub skill submission, and if it fits, adding it to the Bankr skills repo. That would let Bankr agents discover Nipmod packages, inspect trust records and prepare safe install plans before installing anything. If you want changes or have questions, just let us know and we’ll adjust it. nipmod.com/bankr github.com/nipmod/nipmod

there is a sleeping giant sitting on base rn thesis post coming think it's an easy 5-10x with size

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@nipmod 🧐

So far it’s usable across Gitlawb, GitHub, Codex, Claude Code and Bankr-related agent workflows. Right now we’re focused on distribution: connecting more agent platforms and building one shared package layer agents can discover. Later today we’ll publish a longer roadmap for the next phases, including how we’re thinking about the $NPM tokenomics and how future protocol fees will be used.

Codex / Claude Code setup: curl -fsSLO nipmod.com/install.sh && bash install.sh Codex: codex mcp add nipmod -- nipmod mcp serve Claude Code: claude mcp add --transport stdio --scope project nipmod -- nipmod mcp serve

Nipmod now works with Codex and Claude Code. Just tell your agent to use Nipmod, and it can read the archive, proofs and install plans from the same package layer. Setup: nipmod.com/setup