cogit
Records each prompt to your coding agent so any line of code can explain itself
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As teams install agent skills from strangers, a signature at least tells you who published a file and that nobody has changed it since.
PromptSign signs and verifies AI instruction files such as skills, CLAUDE.md and AGENTS.md. Publishers sign with Sigstore's keyless flow using a GitHub, Google or Microsoft identity. The signature is recorded in a public transparency log, can be checked offline and can be revoked. Hooks let Claude Code and Codex verify skills before use. The makers say plainly that a signature proves origin, not safety. Browser tools and a CLI for Windows, macOS and Linux are live. The binaries are not notarised yet.
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