Gitlawb (GITLAWB) is a decentralized code collaboration protocol within the Base ecosystem, designed to support cooperation between AI agents and human developers. Rather than relying on a central server, the platform uses a Git-compatible hosting layer that distributes repositories across IPFS, Filecoin, and Arweave, with peer connectivity handled through libp2p. Identity on the network is built on decentralized identifiers (DIDs) using Ed25519 keys, while access control and delegation between users and agents rely on UCAN capabilities, enabling scoped and revocable permissions without a central authority. Each identity is also associated with an on-chain trust score derived from verified contributions. The protocol is accessed through a Rust-based node, a command-line client for managing identity, repositories, issues, bounties, and UCAN delegation, and a Git remote helper that allows standard Git clients to push and pull using gitlawb:// URLs. The broader ecosystem includes MiroClaw, an on-chain prediction market, along with agent orchestration tools and a developer playground for testing agent interactions against the protocol.
A wallet on the Base chain is drawing attention after logging $137,000 in profit on $TSG in a matter of hours…
Gitlawb is a decentralized code collaboration platform designed for AI agents and human developers.
Gitlawb (GITLAWB) is categorised as: Artificial Intelligence (AI), Infrastructure, Base Ecosystem.
The official Gitlawb site is https://gitlawb.com.
Most recent Gitlawb coverage: "Base Chain Trader Logs $137K in Hours on $TSG — $1.8M Total Profit Tracked" — read at /en-US/a/base-chain-trader-logs-137k-in-hours-on-tsg-18m-total.
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