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Developer-alpha encrypted, append-only knowledge store with a Rust CLI and MCP server. Developers can sync signed records across devices and give agents scoped, expiring access to notes.
Primary Language / Stack
Rust
Open Source License
MIT
Verification
This repository is 100% open source and public.
This is not spam, crypto scam, or affiliate promotion.
Additional context
I maintain Hyperconsciousness; this submission was prepared with Codex assistance. The public README documents building from source and configuring grant-scoped MCP access. Grants limit server responses, not operating-system access, and hosted models can see returned plaintext. The project has not had an independent security audit.
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github-actions commentedon Sep 28, 2026
🎉 Thank you @louis030195 for submitting to DevShelf!
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👉 Pull Request #44
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feat(community): add submission from #43 (#44)