With v1.4 of Continuum, I crossed a threshold I’ve been working toward for months:

✅ Import my LinkedIn data
✅ Extract the profile, positions, and skills
✅ Automatically generate a npub/nsec identity
✅ Create and publish a valid kind:0 event to Nostr
✅ Make the identity visible — and usable — in the Continuum dashboard

This isn’t just “federated identity.”
It’s data liberation.

I can now carry a representation of my professional profile outside the LinkedIn silo, sign and update it with my own key, and use it across any Nostr relay — or platform that respects open data.

The process:

1. Export my LinkedIn ZIP
2. Continuum parses the raw CSVs
3. It generates a profile.json and a new identity.json (if one doesn’t exist)
4. It signs a kind:0 event with that identity’s nsec
5. The event is published to multiple relays and visible on Primal, Snort, and more
6. The identity appears in my Continuum dashboard — alongside my others

Even better — the import is idempotent. If the profile already exists, nothing is overwritten.

And yes — I still use LinkedIn. But now it’s a relay, not a prison.

This is just the beginning. Up next:

• LinkedIn article → kind:30023
• A resume view in the dashboard
• Possibly zaps and notes from this identity

🔐 Sovereign identity.
🛠 Self-hosted infrastructure.
📡 Cross-protocol publishing.

Continuum is where it all connects.