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Unlock Container

Upload a GriGsi unified container file. We verify it locally and on server, then open the module that matches the envelope.

Strict verification · grigsi.verify.strict-v1
What we check. Payload hash (SHA-256) and an ecdsa-p256-sha256 signature: the envelope’s ownerPublicKey must verify a canonical message binding schema, module, resource id, owner id, and payload hash. The browser and /api/container/verify use the same rules. Anchors store an off-chain snapshot hash; on-chain tx_ref is reserved for later.
Supports GGKF wrapped and plain JSON containers.

Owner signing key

Containers are signed with a P-256 key kept in this browser. Back up the private key so you can restore it after clearing site data or on another device.

Keep the backup file secret. Anyone with it can sign containers as you. Do not commit it to git or send it in chat.