Manage private assets in your project workspace without committing them to your main Git repository.
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Sep 14, 2026 - Go
Manage private assets in your project workspace without committing them to your main Git repository.
CLI tool to version private files (.env, secrets, notes) in a separate repo, transparently synced via git hooks. Built in Rust.
Single-binary Go service that turns stored order receipts into expiring customer download links.
Private file links unlocked by ZEC payment and delivered through Nym.
TypeScript script that issues expiring private download links for creator media files.
Single-binary Go service that turns fulfilled private order files into expiring customer download links.
Typed Node service that releases private order files through expiring links after fulfillment.
Python example for serving private creator assets through expiring subscriber links.
Typed Python service for issuing expiring links to private property-management files.
TypeScript example for private property documents with expiring signed download links.
Go service that publishes build artifacts through expiring private download links.
FastAPI service that releases private order receipts through short-lived signed links after fulfillment.
Single-binary Go service that signs private build artifacts for short-lived developer downloads.
A typed Python service that issues expiring links for release-ready appointment documents.
Go command that issues expiring download links for private logistics documents.
TypeScript example for expiring legal matter document links and deadline follow-up.
TypeScript example that creates a course-files bucket and issues short-lived download links for private lesson assets.
Go HTTP service that issues expiring download URLs for private store files.
Python command that creates private storage and issues a short-lived download URL for a fintech document.
Typed Python matter intake that issues expiring links for private signed documents and schedules deadline follow-up.
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