Attestrun

Verifiable reports on closed software, without outside access to its code.

An author who keeps the code closed can still show its state to a funder, an insurer or a reviewer. The inspection runs inside the author’s own repository; only a signed report goes out, and anyone can check who issued it.

  1. 01The inspection runs in the author’s repository, on the platform’s hosted machines.
  2. 02It answers a fixed list of questions, the same for everyone; anything not measured is reported as “not measured”, never as silence.
  3. 03The run is signed by the platform, so the report’s origin can be verified without trusting the author or us.
Status: working alpha. A platform-signed inspection run in a private repository was verified on 30 October 2026. The public beta, with the inspector’s code released as open source, is planned for early 2027. Nothing is offered for use yet.