AI changes how we build software. Keep evidence of what you deliver.

GitHub has scheduled an October 22 webinar on governance, security and code quality as AI agents take on more development work.

It raises a related question for developers and founders: what records do you keep of the code you actually deliver?

My view is that important handovers deserve a clear record. Keep the delivered files, development history, approvals and relevant correspondence.

Ecode adds a timestamped certificate to those records. It registers your file’s SHA-256 fingerprint using a trusted RFC 3161 timestamp, while your source code stays on your device. Registration is free.

This can support your authorship evidence by documenting a file’s existence at a particular time. It does not identify who wrote each line or replace code review.

I handle marketing for Ecode. I’d be grateful to hear how you document deliveries today and whether a free timestamped certificate would be useful to you.

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