wildroot-web3-resolution — Resolve names across Handshake, DNS, IPFS, Arweave, ENS, Nostr and other networks, with explicit verification boundaries.
hns-nostr — Resolve Handshake names, NIP-05 addresses and npubs to Nostr keys, with chain and signature proofs.
hns-odoh — An Oblivious DNS-over-HTTPS target for Handshake names, with a client and deployment examples.
hns-relay — A Nostr relay with optional NIP-05 write admission for names under a configured domain suffix.
sia-ipfs-bridge — Serve content-addressed data stored on Sia to IPFS through a block index, gateway, delegated routing and Kubo sidecar.
handshake-apps — A proposed standard for web apps that sign people in with a Handshake name. Implementation work remains in progress.
searchgate — The redemption side of a blind-signature token gate for SearXNG. The issuer is separate; replay tracking is currently in memory.
hns-indexd — A fork of SiaFoundation/indexd. Wildroot funding-attribution changes live on the hnsone/egress-attribution branch.
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These projects are at different stages of development. A draft standard or a single component should not be treated as a complete deployed platform.
Serve content-addressed data stored on Sia to the IPFS network: one CAR per pin, a block index, a trustless gateway, delegated routing, and a kubo sidecar that holds no blocks.
Wildroot's web3 name resolution: which namespace an address belongs to, and how each is resolved and verified — Handshake (SPV chain proof, DNSSEC to the on-chain DS, DANE), ICANN over encrypted an…
Wildroot's web3 name resolution: which namespace an address belongs to, and how each is resolved and verified — Handshake (SPV chain proof, DNSSEC to the on-chain DS, DANE), ICANN over encrypted and oblivious DNS, IPFS/IPNS, Arweave, ENS, Nostr, DID/AT Protocol, Tor and the key-addressed networks. Reference implementation plus its written standard.
Serve content-addressed data stored on Sia to the IPFS network: one CAR per pin, a block index, a trustless gateway, delegated routing, and a kubo sidecar that holds no blocks.
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