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Comutability/secure-net
Secure Net
The protocol: its specification, the reference library, its tests and its proposals.
Read the specification, or open an issue with a question.
Licence: AGPL-3.0
Last changed 15 November 2026. 0 open issues and pull requests.
Comutability/Community
Community
The Founding Charter, decision records, governance proposals and project briefs.
Read the charter, then join a discussion on an open proposal.
Licence: Apache-2.0
Last changed 15 November 2026. 9 open issues and pull requests.
Comutability/commonveil-rebuild
Commonveil
The first application built on Secure Net: private messaging and communities, with a self-hosted server. From version 0.23 it can add Secure Net's quantum-resistant sessions to direct messages as an opt-in experiment, and it has a forum that follows each protocol proposal.
Read its threat model and security review before trusting it with anything.
Licence: AGPL-3.0
Last changed 15 November 2026. 1 open issue or pull request.
Comutability/.github
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Last changed 15 November 2026. 1 open issue or pull request.
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