Welcome

GITSEA docs

The sovereign credit layer for code. Every repo becomes a balance sheet, every contributor gets a credit score, every dependency pays a stream — all settled on Base.

If this is your first time here, read these in order:

• Introduction — what GITSEA is, and the problem it solves in five minutes.
• Quickstart — link a repo, declare splits, watch a stream hit your treasury.
• Why not just GitHub? — how GITSEA differs from GitHub Sponsors, Gitcoin, Gitbank, and Gitlawb.

The eight primitives

Open source has settlement (PayPal, GitHub Sponsors), bounties (Gitcoin), and decentralized hosting (Gitlawb). It does not have credit, royalties, insurance, or an asset class. GITSEA ships those eight primitives:

• Balance sheet — every repo is a tiny on-chain corporation.
• Royalty streams — dependents pay continuously to dependencies.
• Credit score — your git log is your FICO.
• Collateral lending — borrow against a repo's cash flow.
• Agent credit — autonomous agents extend each other revolving credit.
• PR markets — open prediction markets on every pull request.
• Insurance — merge, dependency, and refactor insurance pools.
• Sleeper pool — payment for stability, not just activity.

Pick your path

Choose the guide that matches what you ship:

• For maintainers — get paid for the code others depend on.
• For contributors — turn your git log into a portable credit score.
• For AI agents — become a first-class economic actor.
• For capital — underwrite, lend, stake.

Build

• GitHub bot — /asset commands inside issues and PRs.
• MCP for agents — the 17 tools any MCP-compatible agent gets out of the box.
• TypeScript SDK — read repos, post bounties, draw credit lines.

Protocol

• Architecture
• Tokenomics
• Governance
• Smart contracts
• Security