This is insane. I dug and the site led me to another site, which led me to another site, which is supposedly a video conferencing suite. All code is skeleton, e.g. how on earth is that supposed to work?
-- import: fastn
-- fastn.package: lets-talk-template.fifthtry.site
-- fastn.dependency: lets-talk.fifthtry.site provided-via: lets-talk-template.fifthtry.site/lets-talk
-- fastn.dependency: design-system.fifthtry.site provided-via: lets-talk-template.fifthtry.site/ds
-- fastn.dependency: lets-auth.fifthtry.site
-- fastn.app: Lets Auth App mount-point: /-/auth/ package: lets-auth.fifthtry.site
-- fastn.app: Lets Talk App mount-point: / package: lets-talk.fifthtry.site
Looks like you got sucked into the fastn world. It's an open source full stack web development programming language we have created: fastn.com. We are building some fastn powered full stack, reusable apps, that you can plug in any fastn powered website at https://github.com/fifthtry-community.
The website, kulfi.app and malai.sh, and fastn.com itself, and FifthTry.com as well are all built using fastn.
Yes indeed I got intrigued because this is borderline between scam and legit with indicators towards both. I will admit my mistake if proven wrong, but for the time being, I argue that this kulfi thing is a rip off of the iroh socket PoC/example that you seem to not fully understand how and why works