NIP-29: invite code suffix for group identifiers#2380
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fiatjaf merged 1 commit intoJul 16, 2026
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Is this implemented in Nostrord? |
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Yes, you can see it in Manage group > Invites |
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NIP-29 already has
kind:9009create-inviteand thecodetag onkind:9021, but there is no way to share a group identifier together with an invite code. This adds an optional suffix:naddr1...?invite=<code>The bech32 charset doesn't include
?, so everything before it is still a valid naddr on its own. Clients that understand the suffix use the code to fill thecodetag of thekind:9021join request; clients that don't can ignore it.