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Michael Neale
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The serverless transport was behaving like it talked to the bespoke Sprout
server instead of a standard multi-relay Nostr client. Three real bugs:
1. Split-brain: messages were sent over the multi-relay pool (landing on
whichever relay accepts, e.g. nos.lol when damus rate-limits) but READ over
a single-relay live WS (damus only) — so your own message was invisible.
Fix: in serverless, send + history + LIVE SUBSCRIPTION all go through the
Rust multi-relay pool. New persistent pool subscribe()/unsubscribe() keeps a
REQ open on ALL relays at once and merges+dedups (standard Nostr, like damus
SimplePool). New commands: query_channel_messages, subscribe/unsubscribe_
channel_messages; events streamed to the UI via serverless-event:<channel>.
2. Query flood: get_channels ran {kinds:[39000],limit:5000} (discover ALL
network channels) + a 500-id member-count batch on a public relay. Fix:
serverless skips network-wide discovery; only your member channels are
listed (4 scoped queries).
3. Diagnostics: added [serverless]/[pool] backend logging and [relay] webview
console logging so failures are visible, not silent.
Proven with live tests against damus+nos.lol: multi-relay publish survives
per-relay rate-limit, and the live subscription delivers a message published
to a different relay than the naive primary (the split-brain fix).