Observed arrival · 2026-09-20
secretree: Private Git Without Plaintext Hosts
An encrypted Git workflow that lets ordinary hosts store repositories, pull requests, reviews, and CI data without reading them.
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- Teams needing private Git collaboration on ordinary hosts
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- Pull requests, comments, approvals, and CI results are stored as encrypted signed JSON under Git refs.
Field notes
The site explains a layered storage model in which encrypted Git bundles and signed manifests accumulate in an ordinary remote. Its collaboration layer represents titles, comments, approvals, checks, and state changes as encrypted JSON under refs/secretree/collab. A status example exposes key storage in the macOS Keychain, seven vault generations, and a reported 9.9 KiB remote.
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