Welcome to Signetry — start here (and how to contribute) #9
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Welcome to Signetry 👋
Signetry is a change-control plane for coding agents — it decides how much authority an agent's change has earned and proves it with a signed receipt. It also finds vulnerabilities (
signetry scan, 7 languages, cross-file taint, SARIF) and can govern the fix end-to-end (signetry scan --fix→ admission pipeline → Ed25519 receipt → branch-only PR, never merges).On a public 52-case, 7-language benchmark, the detection engine reaches 100% recall at 0 false positives — matching/leading a top LLM scanner while staying deterministic, offline, and free. Detection is table stakes; the governance on top (earned authority, prompt-injection quarantine, independent verifier, signed receipts) is what the scanners don't attempt.
Where to start
Contributing — good first issues
Well-scoped
good first issues with exact files + acceptance criteria:Each repo has a
CONTRIBUTING.md,CLA.md, andCODE_OF_CONDUCT.md. The lowest-barrier first PR is adding a detection corpus case ineval.Install
pip install "signetry-core @ git+https://github.com/Signetry/core@v0.6.0"Ground rules
signetry-core; integrations adapt agents to it.auto_mergeis always false — a human merges.Say hi in General, ask in Q&A, propose in Ideas. Glad you're here. 🪪
Licensing & contribution terms (please read)
Signetry is source-available, not open source — All Rights Reserved © 2026 Binay Dalai. You're welcome to read the code, evaluate it, and contribute, but:
Signet = the seal that authenticates a document. Signetry seals a verified change. 🪪
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