Gist f9734a1c851587e594680136977e1aa4

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Gist f9734a1c851587e594680136977e1aa4

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Last edited Feb 15, 2021

Created on Feb 15, 2021

This visualization demonstrates a keybase identity proof, linking a GitHub account to a keybase profile through a signed cryptographic statement. The code renders the proof as a plain-text document with embedded JSON and a signature block, using no external visualization libraries. It shows the raw data structure and verification steps, relying on standard text formatting to present the signed object and command-line instructions for identity lookup. The rendering approach is static and document-based, displaying the gist content directly without interactive elements or graphical charts.

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