agent-id-git

name	agent-id-git
description	SSH-signed git commits with Alien Agent ID provenance trailers and a v3 proof note. Sign every line of agent-written code so it is cryptographically attributable to the agent + a verified human owner via Alien Network SSO. Verify provenance on any commit — your own or third-party — without needing the signer's local state. Use when the user asks to make a signed commit, push agent-signed work, check the Agent-ID chain on a commit, audit who signed a commit, or configure git for SSH-format signing with the bound agent key.
license	MIT
metadata	{"author":"Alien Wallet","version":"7.1.0"}
allowed-tools	Bash(node *agent-id-git/bin/cli.mjs:*) Bash(git:*) Read

Alien Agent ID — Git

SSH-signed commits whose signing key is — when the agent is bound — tied via the SSO-issued id_token (cnf.jkt) to a verified human owner. Each commit carries:

• An SSH signature in the commit object (visible via git log --show-signature).
• Agent-ID-JKT: <thumbprint> in the commit message — always; plus Agent-ID-Owner: <sub> when the agent is human-backed (L1/L2).
• A v3 proof bundle attached as a git note under refs/notes/agent-id containing the agent's public JWK, plus the SSO-signed id_token when bound.

Binding is optional — commit works at any assurance level. A fresh, unbound agent (L0) commits with its key alone: still SSH-signed, still independently verifiable as "this key", just with no human attestation. Bind later (agent-id-core auth + bind) and subsequent commits become human-backed (L1 anonymous / L2 linked) with no key change. Verification reports the level it proves.

Verification is universal: it does not require the agent's local state, only the commit and its proof note. For a bound commit the verifier walks SSH sig → agent_jwk → cnf.jkt → SSO RS256 signature → verified owner sub; for an L0 commit it confirms SSH sig → agent_jwk → JKT trailer and reports level 0.

Resolve the CLI

bin/cli.mjs lives in this plugin's directory. In the examples below, CLI is ${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/bin/cli.mjs — the ${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT} path is filled in for you when the skill loads.

Setup (one-time)

After agent-id-core init (or bootstrap) has produced a keypair — binding is not required for setup — configure git signing:

node CLI setup

This writes $stateDir/ssh/{agent-id, agent-id.pub, allowed_signers} and prints the public key. Add it to GitHub (Settings → SSH and GPG keys → New SSH key → Key type: Signing Key) to earn the Verified badge on commits.

Make a signed commit

node CLI commit --message "feat: implement auth flow"
node CLI commit --message "fix: handle empty body" --push        # push commit + proof note
node CLI commit --message "release: 1.2.0" --push --remote upstream

Output is JSON: { ok, commitHash, signed, level, assurance, jkt, ownerSub, proofAttached, pushed, notesPushed, ... }. level is 0 (self-asserted), 1 (anonymous-human), or 2 (linked); an unbound agent commits at level 0 and emits a notice.

A normal git commit still works but skips trailers, signing, and the proof note.

Verify a commit's provenance

node CLI verify --commit HEAD          # current commit
node CLI verify --commit <hash>        # any commit with a v3 proof note

Verification runs three checks in order:

1. Universal bundle verification (handled by agent-id-core): agent_jwk validity, and — when the bundle is bound — id_token SSO signature + cnf.jkt ↔ jwkThumbprint(agent_jwk). An L0 bundle (no id_token) is accepted as self-asserted.
2. Trailer binding: Agent-ID-JKT must agree with the bundle; Agent-ID-Owner, if present, must equal the verified sub (a forged owner trailer on an L0 commit is rejected here).
3. SSH commit signature: git verify-commit against the agent_jwk derived from the bundle.

On success: { ok: true, commit, level, assurance, jkt, ownerSub, issuer, aud, iat, summary }. ownerSub is null at level 0.

The verifier is standalone — it does not require a bound identity on the verifying machine. Auditors, CI runners, and code reviewers can run it on any repository with a v3 proof note attached.

Common flag

--state-dir <path> — only needed for setup and commit (verify is stateless). Defaults to $AGENT_ID_STATE_DIR then ~/.agent-id.