Group: GitHub Leasegate

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The server side of a leasegate gate: who connected, the process chain, anchors, time-boxed scoped grants, keyed apps, trust, the passphrase.

An ssh-agent served by a leasegate gate: Ed25519 keys that never leave the gate, every signature approved.

JavaFX approval window, access list, passphrase dialogs and tray shell for a leasegate gate.

gitgate's settings, account matching, scope and rules, shared by the CLI proxies and the tray.

The client side of a leasegate gate: named pipe and unix socket links, framed and raw, and keyed-app identity.

Secrets at rest for a leasegate gate: AES-256-GCM, wrapped by a passphrase and by a recovery key.

A JavaFX window frame for small tools: the app's colour band is the title bar, a glow in that colour while focused, grey when not, its own close button (Windows or mac style), and no taskbar button while staying in Alt+Tab. Depends on JavaFX only.

A system tray icon for JavaFX apps whose menu is drawn by JavaFX, not by the platform AWT menu: proper Unicode, the app colour and icon in a header, a live status line, arrow keys, Enter and Esc. Left click and right click are the app own.

A Bitwarden or Vaultwarden vault behind a leasegate gate: a pure-Java client that keeps the vault key in the tray, and releases one item or one folder at a time, per process and for a limited time, after a human has seen who is asking.

The gitgate tray: the vault, the ssh agent, the token server and the approval windows.

gh through gitgate: the account chosen like git does, the token from the gate for one run. No JavaFX, so it starts fast.

git and GitHub CLI behind a leasegate gate: the account chosen by directory, SSH keys that never leave the gate, GitHub tokens released per process and per tier.

Time-limited, scoped, human-approved access to the credentials on a workstation, for CLI tools and AI agents.

Server SSH keys behind a leasegate gate: an ssh agent whose keys never leave it, every login to a server approved by a human, per process and for a limited time.