Your best work is probably under an NDA, so nobody can see it. Nobody trusts CVs anymore, they are so fakeable. Redential reads your git history on your own machine and turns it into a profile of what you actually built. Never your code, and you see exactly what gets shared before it does. Then you defend it live, answering questions about your own work. The result: a credential recruiters can trust more than a CV. The CLI is free and open source.

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Redential is a developer credential tool that scans your local git history to generate a verifiable profile of what you actually built, without exposing your code. A CLI tool runs locally, extracts patterns and skills from your repos, and creates a shareable public profile. The key differentiator is a live defense mechanism where developers answer real-time questions about their own work history, making the credential harder to fake than a CV or cloned GitHub profile. The CLI is open source and free; a paid dashboard and API exist for hiring teams.

Redential: A developer credential that proves what you built

Cool concept. but “password or authentication information” in the ToS had me spooked, so I’m gonna pass. Love the idea tho.

May be this rescues new developer generation?

The live defense mechanism is what makes this more than another portfolio tool, since a real-time Q&amp;A about your own commit history is much harder to fake than a cloned profile. The messy case I’d want to see handled is shared repos, where you contributed but weren’t the primary author and attribution gets fuzzy fast. How does it score someone who did significant work in a codebase they don’t own?