Code without a face. Strip identity from submissions, route work through relays, review the diff blind, and let Solana preserve the signal that survives.
IGNIS separates authorship from contribution quality. A local ephemeral identity signs the work, relays remove identifying metadata, reviewers score the diff blind, and accepted signal can be anchored to Solana.
A temporary keypair is generated locally. No account, no OAuth, no permanent handle. The session can prove continuity without exposing who you are.
Author names, emails, timestamps, host fingerprints, and accidental identity markers are stripped before the submission enters review.
Reviewers judge the code without profile context. Accepted work receives a verifiable receipt and can be anchored on Solana mainnet.
IGNIS is a privacy-first contribution layer for builders who want code to speak before identity does.
Local-only keypairs create signed sessions with expiry. Continuity without public profile context.
Submission bundles move through relay nodes before landing in blind review queues.
Reviewers see the diff, tests, and context. They do not see username, network, country, or reputation graph.
Accepted contributions receive privacy-preserving receipts with integrity checks and optional Solana anchoring.
No account. No face. Ship the signal.
$open ignis terminal