Monero-Swap-IRC-Meetings VS farcaster-core

In the PDF of their presentation there is a slide halfway through named "Farcaster Features" which covers some points

The entire team (5 developers) is now working towards implementing the specs set out by the RFCs from milestone 1. We synchronize during weekly public IRC meetings (Wednesdays, 16h00 UTC, #monero-swap channel on freenode); team members have also been meeting physically where possible to sync up on code architecture and design philosophy. The logs of the weekly meetings are available on farcaster-project/meetings.

Want to talk to us? Come meet us on freenode #monero-swap. We have a weekly meeting every Wednesday at 16:00 UTC where we share the work done and organize ourselves. Logs of past meetings can be found here: https://github.com/farcaster-project/Monero-Swap-IRC-Meetings

Farcaster-core and -chains contain the building blocks for building atomic swap nodes. They now include logic for creating and validating transactions needed for the XMR/BTC protocol. It creates and encodes protocol messages that have to be passed between the counterparties involved in a swap. It does not include cross group discrete-log equality proofs and adaptor signatures yet. Exciting work ahead!

The Farcaster Core library is a Rust library and will contain all the features and utilities related to the Farcaster Specifications that could be reused in other projects and in the future Farcaster Node.