Vaultfire on GitLawb
24 repos · DID-controlled · Public · Clonable · Forkable · No platform takedown
GitHub suspended the Ghostkey316 org. The entire Vaultfire ecosystem now lives on GitLawb — a decentralized git network where repos are owned by a cryptographic DID, not by a platform account. There is no "suspend" button. As long as the DID controls the keypair, the code is permanent.
Every repo below is public, anonymously clonable (no account needed), and forkable by anyone who registers a DID on the network (takes about ten seconds).
Browse all 25 repos
Full directory on the GitLawb profile: https://gitlawb.com/z6MkryiNsYdFEMHv95wxzSQ1vtFXPyVQQrxXdPw3tE5HpfxV
| Repo | Browse |
|---|---|
vaultfire | open → |
vaultfire-contracts | open → |
vaultfire-docs | open → |
vaultfire-whitepaper | open → |
theloopbreaker-site | open → |
vaultfire-base | open → |
vaultfire-arbitrum | open → |
vaultfire-avalanche | open → |
vaultfire-polygon | open → |
vaultfire-solana | open → |
vaultfire-keyprotocol | open → |
vaultfire-vns | open → |
vaultfire-erc8183 | open → |
vaultfire-sdk | open → |
vaultfire-x402 | open → |
vaultfire-langchain | open → |
vaultfire-agentkit | open → |
vaultfire-crewai | open → |
vaultfire-a2a | open → |
vaultfire-xmtp | open → |
hermes-vaultfire | open → |
vaultfire-explorer | open → |
vaultfire-ecosystem | open → |
vaultfire-enterprise | open → |
Clone any repo (no account needed)
GitLawb serves a plain HTTPS git endpoint, so vanilla git clone works. Pick a repo from the table above and run:
# Example — clone the core contracts repo
git clone https://node.gitlawb.com/z6MkryiNsYdFEMHv95wxzSQ1vtFXPyVQQrxXdPw3tE5HpfxV/vaultfire-contracts.git
cd vaultfire-contracts
# Or the live x402 backend
git clone https://node.gitlawb.com/z6MkryiNsYdFEMHv95wxzSQ1vtFXPyVQQrxXdPw3tE5HpfxV/theloopbreaker-site.git
cd theloopbreaker-site
npm install
npm run devReplace vaultfire-contracts with any repo name from the table. The clone URL pattern is https://node.gitlawb.com/z6MkryiNsYdFEMHv95wxzSQ1vtFXPyVQQrxXdPw3tE5HpfxV/<repo>.git.
Fork into your own DID namespace
Forking on GitLawb is permission-free — you don't need to ask anyone, you just need a DID. Install the gl CLI, generate an identity, and fork:
# 1. Install the gl CLI
# (see https://gitlawb.com for the latest installer)
# 2. Create your own DID (one-time, takes a second)
gl identity new
# 3. Register with the public node
export GITLAWB_NODE=https://node.gitlawb.com
gl register
# 4. Fork any Vaultfire repo into your namespace
gl repo fork z6MkryiNsYdFEMHv95wxzSQ1vtFXPyVQQrxXdPw3tE5HpfxV/vaultfire-x402
# 5. Clone your fork and start hacking
gl whoami # prints your DID
git clone https://node.gitlawb.com/<your-DID>/vaultfire-x402.gitVerified working end-to-end on 2026-05-20 — a fresh, brand-new DID forked vaultfire-x402 with one command, no allow-listing, no platform approval. The fork lives entirely under the forker's DID.
Provenance
did:key:z6MkryiNsYdFEMHv95wxzSQ1vtFXPyVQQrxXdPw3tE5HpfxVhttps://node.gitlawb.com0xfA15Ee28939B222B0448261A22156070f0A7813C (ghostkey.base.eth)MIT (across the stack)Why this matters
GitHub is centralized. One TOS dispute, one false flag, one policy change — and a project disappears. That happened to the original Vaultfire org.
On GitLawb, every repo is owned by a cryptographic DID, not an account. The repo is content-addressed and replicated across nodes. As long as the DID controls the keypair (and the keypair is in cold storage), the project is permanent and the source stays public.
This page exists so the GitLawb directory is discoverable from theloopbreaker.com, the canonical Vaultfire surface. Search engines, agents reading SKILL.md, and the /.well-known/gitlawb.json discovery file all point here.
Verify on-chain
Every contract address in these repos is verifiable on the live chains right now:
- theloopbreaker.com/api/contracts — live JSON manifest of all 134 contracts
- basescan.org/address/0xfA15Ee28939B222B0448261A22156070f0A7813C — deployer wallet history
- /proof — live on-chain verification dashboard