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Identity Stack

Spoken verification, deterministic identities, verifiable attestations, and privacy-preserving cryptography.

Stack Overview

graph TB
    subgraph layer1["Layer 1 — Applications"]
        direction LR
        CK["<b>canary-kit</b><br/><i>Duress detection, group sync,<br/>location beacons, dead man's switch</i>"]
        NA["<b>nostr-attestations</b><br/><i>NIP-VA kind 31000<br/>Credentials, endorsements,<br/>vouches, provenance, trust</i>"]
    end

    subgraph layer2["Layer 2 — Core Protocols"]
        direction LR
        ST["<b>spoken-token</b><br/><i>Time-rotating<br/>speakable codes</i>"]
        NT["<b>nsec-tree</b><br/><i>Deterministic<br/>sub-identities</i>"]
        NTCLI["<b>nsec-tree-cli</b><br/><i>Offline-first CLI<br/>+ Shamir recovery</i>"]
    end

    subgraph layer3["Layer 3 — Cryptographic Primitives"]
        direction LR
        RS["<b>ring-sig</b><br/><i>SAG / LSAG<br/>Anonymous group proofs</i>"]
        RP["<b>range-proof</b><br/><i>Pedersen commitments<br/>Value-in-range proofs</i>"]
        SW["<b>shamir-words</b><br/><i>BIP-39 word shares<br/>Human-readable recovery</i>"]
    end

    subgraph layer4["Layer 4 — Compliance"]
        direction LR
        JK["<b>jurisdiction-kit</b><br/><i>Professional registries<br/>30+ countries</i>"]
    end

    layer3 --> layer2
    layer2 --> layer1
    layer4 --> layer1

    click CK "https://github.com/forgesworn/canary-kit" _blank
    click NA "https://github.com/forgesworn/nostr-attestations" _blank
    click ST "https://github.com/forgesworn/spoken-token" _blank
    click NT "https://github.com/forgesworn/nsec-tree" _blank
    click NTCLI "https://github.com/forgesworn/nsec-tree-cli" _blank
    click RS "https://github.com/forgesworn/ring-sig" _blank
    click RP "https://github.com/forgesworn/range-proof" _blank
    click SW "https://github.com/forgesworn/shamir-words" _blank
    click JK "https://github.com/forgesworn/jurisdiction-kit" _blank

    style layer1 fill:#1b3d2d,stroke:#16c79a,color:#eee,stroke-width:2px
    style layer2 fill:#1b2d3d,stroke:#0f3460,color:#eee,stroke-width:2px
    style layer3 fill:#2d2d1b,stroke:#f5a623,color:#eee,stroke-width:2px
    style layer4 fill:#2d1b3d,stroke:#9b59b6,color:#eee,stroke-width:2px
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The Layers

Layer 1 — Applications

canary-kit — the CANARY protocol. Per-member spoken words, silent duress detection (say a different word under coercion), encrypted group sync, location beacons, and dead man's switch liveness. Deepfake-proof because the tokens rotate and are never transmitted — you have to be present and alive.

nostr-attestations — NIP-VA (kind 31000). One Nostr event kind for all attestations: credentials, endorsements, vouches, provenance, licensing, trust. Builders, parsers, and validators.

Layer 2 — Core Protocols

spoken-token — TOTP, but you say it out loud. Derives time-rotating, human-speakable verification tokens from a shared secret. Zero dependencies. The foundation canary-kit builds on.

nsec-tree — one master Nostr secret, unlimited derived sub-identities. Each identity is deterministic and unlinkable. Use separate keys for roles, apps, bots, or privacy boundaries without managing separate seeds.

nsec-tree-cli — offline-first CLI for nsec-tree. Derive identities, generate proofs of common origin, and recover with Shamir shares.

Layer 3 — Cryptographic Primitives

ring-sig — SAG and LSAG ring signatures on secp256k1. Prove you're in a group without revealing which member you are. LSAG adds linkability for double-spend/double-vote prevention.

range-proof — Pedersen commitment range proofs on secp256k1. Prove a value is within a range without revealing it. Age verification, balance proofs, threshold checks.

shamir-words — split secrets into human-readable BIP-39 word shares using Shamir's Secret Sharing over GF(256). Read your recovery share over the phone.

Layer 4 — Compliance

jurisdiction-kit — professional body registries and jurisdiction intelligence for 30+ countries. Feeds into attestations and identity-sensitive flows with compliance, data protection, and mutual recognition context.

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