Anonymous, attested commits
Contribute to repositories under a key derived for that context. Each commit is attested on Base, so your track record accumulates on-chain even while your identity stays dark. The history is real and timestamped from the first commit.
Commit-and-reveal for code
When it becomes safe — a job offer, a change of circumstances, a public launch — reveal that the anonymous author was you and inherit the entire history at once. The proof was created with every commit; you’re only choosing when to disclose it.
Built for high-stakes contribution
What’s anchored
- A per-context derived key signing your commits.
- Attestations binding commit/bundle hashes to that key on Base.
- Optional permanent snapshots on Arweave, so the work survives the host.
Proving a whole history
A single reveal can cover one commit or an entire authorship history, because all of it descends from the same derivation path. Recruiters or collaborators verify the descent against your root — no need to trust a platform’s record of who pushed what.