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Visit the GitHub Marketplace and click "Install". Select the repositories you want to protect, and you're done! The app will automatically start monitoring pushes.

You can create seals using our API or CLI tool. Each seal contains a BLAKE3 hash and quantum signature. Once created, seals are stored in our Trinity database and verified automatically on every push.

When a file doesn't match its seal, Integrity Gate posts a "failure" commit status to your PR or push. You'll see a red X next to the commit, and the details will show which files failed verification.

No! We never read or store your source code. We only receive file paths and commit metadata through GitHub webhooks. Integrity seals are cryptographic hashes that cannot be reversed to reveal file contents.

Go to your GitHub Settings → Applications → Installed GitHub Apps → Integrity Gate → Configure. Then click "Uninstall" at the bottom. Your data will be deleted within 30 days per our privacy policy.

Our RAS (Root Authority Signature) system uses algorithms designed to withstand attacks from future quantum computers. While current encryption may be vulnerable to quantum attacks, our signatures are designed with post-quantum cryptography principles.