@katzenmann As far as I am concerned, if you are using Rust, then you can use the polyproto crate right now to go and do stuff!
What I am currently doing, is writing an implementation of a polyproto-core home server in Rust, called sonata. Once that is done, I can use that to make an example flow, where I actually send a message between two home servers! :D And then, anyone can use that home server to build clients against.
What we also need is libraries for other languages. Most notably: TS/JS, because that's generally what you write webapps with. I can also use help with merging the OIDC+SCIM draft into the mainline protocol specification, with fixing a lot of small annoyances just... throughout all the repositories (ranging from doing nix stuff to fixing a broken website dark mode, for example), etc.
I can really recommend joining our forum at polyphony.zulipchat.com, because that is where we actually coordinate things mostly :)


