Commit — Verifiable Trust Scores

Commit surfaces trust signals you can verify — right where you make decisions. When evaluating a GitHub repo, a business, or a service, Commit shows a Trust Score (0–100) based on publicly verifiable data. No opinions. No ratings. Just evidence. Phase 1 covers GitHub repositories in your browser and Google search results. More entity types and ZK-verified endorsements are coming. How it works: • Visit a GitHub repo → see its Commit Score inline • Search Google → scores appear next to GitHub links • Click any score → full trust card with signal breakdown What makes it different: • All signals are from public, verifiable sources • No account required. No personal data collected. • Open source: https://github.com/hawkaa/commit Commit Score is a trust primitive — one number that means something.