Track your code fixes across signed releases.
What it does
Signs records of documented code fixes and tracks regressions across releases to help identify the commit that introduced them.
When to use it
Use when registering documented fixes and regenerating their signed manifest during releases.
How to use it
Give it a project; it initializes, regenerates, or verifies signed fix manifests and queries their regression history.
What you provide
- An existing project
What you need · 3
Requires Node.js to run the toolkit's command-line scripts; no version is specified.
Optionally supplies a 32-byte signing seed for authorship authentication instead of the public-commit-derived integrity seed; verification uses a pinned public key.
Optionally supplies the pinned public key for authenticating manifests signed with the private seed; the --public-key flag is an alternative that takes precedence over the environment variable.
Access · 1
This skill
@noble/ed25519
Installs the signing package