I've done it. The only thing that is clear is that you're doing some delegation stuff on top of Nostr. What isn't clear: 1. Why on top of Nostr? I thought this was a different protocol. Is Inkan defined as Nostr+delegation? 2. Where is the delegation path downloaded from? What is this "cache"? 3. What is this "hub" thing? What is an Inkan Agent? Are these two the same? 4. Why do I need to be authorized? Sorry for the negativity, but based on all the dozens of different ideas I've seen for delegation on Nostr I realized that it's not possible to do decentralized delegation. So I assume you have a variant of one of those Nostr schemes that is either too cumbersome to be practical at scale and would probably yield piles of complexity, slowness and non-obvious holes in the security model, or you have a centralized point of failure, or, most likely, a bit of both.
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