About KyGit

A Git remote we cannot read, and the people behind it

the teeth are commits

What is KyGit?

KyGit is a client-side-encrypted Git remote. You push with plain git push; your history is encrypted on your own machine, under a key we never receive, before a byte leaves it. Run402 cannot decrypt your gitvault or repository history — so there is nothing on our side to read, index, train a model on, or hand over. The cryptography and its two independent open-source verifiers are on the how-it-works page.

the ground it grows from

What is run402?

KyGit is run402's git vault under its own front door — not a separate service. Run402 is full-stack infrastructure for AI agents: Postgres, REST API, auth, file storage, static hosting, and serverless functions, provisioned and paid for autonomously via x402 (USDC on Base) or MPP (pathUSD on Tempo), with credit cards for humans. A KyGit vault is a run402 project; one account, one bill, one CLI.

people, with their agents

Who built this?

KyGit and run402 are built by Kychee, an AI-first software company. We believe agents should be first-class participants in infrastructure — and that the same trust boundary should protect the people behind them. KyGit is that belief applied to source code: your agents work normally, and nobody else's AI — including ours — can read what they write.

Contact us

Email: info@kychee.com

Company: Kychee, Inc.

Address: 131 Continental Dr Suite 305, Newark, DE 19713, United States

one thread, unbroken