Show how the job was done · Oreoasis
Made the way it says
A maker records how a piece is made, step by step. Someone else checks the method.
Who does what
- Peoplesigns
Record your method as you work, step by step.
- Institutionsconfirms
A craft council or museum confirms the technique.
- Businesseschecks
A shop checks how it was made before it sells the piece.
- Communitiesconfirms
A guild checks the method against its own pattern book.
What this receipt says
- What’s on it
- Each step, photos, and the signatures of the maker and the checker.
- Who keeps it
- The maker.
- What it proves
- Made this way, and checked by someone else.
- Who can check
- Anyone, for free, without asking us.
- Where
- As exact as the keeper chooses: a river area, a kind of land, a town or an exact spot.
- When it ends
- For as long as the maker wants.
how it works, for builders
open@kashscript/attest
Signs records as DSSE envelopes and checks them offline. [v 09-24] npm view: latest 0.1.8, which depends on identity-core 0.3.1 and installs from an empty folder; 0.1.5 is deprecated. Round trip on this app's own receipts: four verifies exit 0 (two signed under 0.1.3, two under 0.1.8) and a tampered ledger row exits 1 (PAYLOAD_HASH_VARIANCE). Tested on Windows only.
built, not open yet@kashscript/hudhud
Signed action ledger, SOP compiler, work certificates. Published 0.1.1; one consumer, Oreoasis (STACK [v 07-27]).
built, not open yetOreoasis core-host and SDK
Agent receipts, ingest, retention windows, billing through a Merchant of Record. [v 09-24] nslookup api.oreoasis.com: non-existent domain, and it is the SDK's default ingest host, so nothing can be sent yet. www.oreoasis.com serves its landing page (curl: HTTP 200). @oreoasis/sdk 0.1.0 now installs from an empty folder (npm i: 3 packages, resolving attest 0.1.8); it could not from 2026-08-01 (STACK [v 09-14]).
built, not open yet@kashscript/identity-server
Guest countersignature by link, and agent tokens bound to an owner. [v 09-24] npm view: latest 0.2.0 (was 0.1.1 here), depending on attest 0.1.6 and identity-core 0.3.1. Built, not open: no ceremony host exists (this app has no route for one) and one must exist before anyone can confirm by link.
Shown as no more open than @kashscript/hudhud.
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