Gist d979149932bed51371f3a33349a4981d

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Gist d979149932bed51371f3a33349a4981d

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Created on May 16, 2022

This example shows a Keybase proof document that cryptographically links a GitHub account to a Keybase identity. The text lays out the user’s public key, a signed JSON object containing account details and a Merkle root, and the resulting signature. It also explains the verification workflow, including the `keybase id` command-line query. The presentation relies on plain Markdown code blocks for the JSON payload, signature, and bash command, with inline hyperlinks to the Keybase profile and public key.

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