MichaelJ on Nostr: It looks like you are leaning towards wrapping/extending some core git commands. The ...

It looks like you are leaning towards wrapping/extending some core git commands. The proposal mentioned overriding the function of `git push -u` to create a proposal.

One avenue we've explored at the CLI level is to wrap and extend core git commands. To use ngit as an example, rather than using commands like `git commit`, a user would do it all via ngit, e.g. `ngit commit`.

Any features that extend or override core git functionality, such as `push` in your write-up, would do the Nostr-y bits on a higher level, but delegate the core git operation down to the underlying git API. Any commands that don't have any special meaning in a Nostr context would be blindly passed down to core git.

That is, in part, why we chose C++ as our development language. Git is largely written in C, and interfacing with C APIs from C++ is fairly natural, and would facilitate the plan of wrapping and extending core functionality.