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A directory of people and their keys: what changed in v1.1.0
From v1.0.0 (2026-10-18, 928a4383e) to v1.1.0 (2026-10-27, db67c5ce1), paragraph by paragraph.
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!shot pk-flow.webp | images/ | From a passkey to a message.message: Aregistering, person registerspublishing a passkeykey, onevidence, pki.sgit.ai,verification, which opens their vault; makes or imports a key pair, with the private keys kept in the vault; publishes the public half; adds evidence (a website, GitHub, a DNS record); is verified by Dinis, who signs it,links, and confirms that from their side; and links with others, each link counting only when both confirm. Then anyone in the register can be sent a secret assent aby QR code that opens in their browser and is read with their vault.code. | architecture
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!shot pk-two-way.webp | images/ | Two ways, or not at all.all: Onthe 2019 signing model on the left, 2019: anyone could append a signature to anyone's key, and nothing could be deleted, so keys were flooded until they broke. On the right, the rule here:here, each person writes onlywriting to their own record. A vouches for B in A's record; B confirms in B's record; the link exists only when both do. A vouch that nobody confirms stays a claim in the voucher's own record, and each record has a size limit. | concept
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