Your most valuable experience lives in repos you can't show.

Employer code, client work, anything under NDA: the proof is real, you just can't point to it. The Redential CLI reads your own git history, locally, and turns it into proof you can actually share.

$npx @redential/cli scan

30 seconds. No account needed. See your own repo, wrapped.

redential scanexample

╔════════════════════════════════════╗
║     YOUR PRIVATE REPO, WRAPPED     ║
╚════════════════════════════════════╝

2 years, 1,847 commits

COMMITS BY HOUR (UTC)
0     6     12    18
▁····▁▁▃▅█▇▄▃▂▂▁▁▁▁▁····

TOP LANGUAGES
.ts   ████████████████   62%
.tsx  ██████░░░░░░░░░░   24%
.sql  ██░░░░░░░░░░░░░░    9%

SKILLS DETECTED
ai/anthropic-api    14 commits
auth/supabase-auth   9 commits
db/postgres          7 commits
frontend/nextjs      5 commits

0 network calls during scan Open source, Apache-2.0 Published with npm provenance

Three commands.

terminal

$ npm install -g @redential/cli
$ redential login
$ redential scan
$ redential submit

scan always prints the exact bundle before anything is sent. Review it, then decide. See the full command reference →

What leaves your machine, and what doesn't.

Never leaves your machine

Your source code
Code snippets
File and directory names
Commit messages
Other contributors' identities
Remote repository URLs

The only thing that travels

The bundle you reviewed on screen, byte for byte: aggregate counts and salted hashes, never the code itself.

example

{
  "languages": [{ "extension": ".ts", "share": 0.62 }],
  "categories": [
    { "name": "backend", "commit_count": 41, "churn_share": 0.58 }
  ],
  "commits": { "user_total": 214, "span_days": 187 }
}

These are executable tests, not a policy document. See test/privacy/ on GitHub

Attested

Attested is our weakest tier, on purpose.

The CLI reads your local git history, not your code, so what it produces is self-reported, and it's labeled that way. Attested always sits below Proven and Verified, and it's never mixed with them. It's an honest signal while you connect a public repo or ship a verified defense.

Open source, on purpose.

The CLI is Apache-2.0 and public. Don't take our word for what stays local: read the code, or run the tests yourself.

github.com/Jppblue/redential-cli