Home identity surfaces
SSH public key metadata, global Git signing configuration, GPG public key inventory, MCP config metadata, and passkey review surfaces.
How it runs
PubKeySpace separates home identity surfaces from repository workspace checks, then turns findings into local remediation guidance or signed team reports.
Scan scope
SSH public key metadata, global Git signing configuration, GPG public key inventory, MCP config metadata, and passkey review surfaces.
User-selected folders for Git repository discovery and repository-specific checks. The desktop app does not silently treat app-support storage as a code workspace.
Data boundary
Reports are designed to include metadata, public fingerprints, file paths, ages, permissions, and finding details.
Reports are designed not to include private key contents, token values, MCP environment secret values, or secret values.
Team upload is opt-in and uses signed report bundles for collector workflows.
App Store impact
Developer ID signed and notarized distribution gives PubKeySpace the flexibility needed for CLI helpers, local sidecars, managed packages, and organization rollout.
The App Store can improve solo-user trust and discovery, but sandboxing makes background collection, helper tools, CLI installs, and broad local inspection more constrained.
Recommended frequency
Inventory scan: every 24 hours by default
Collector heartbeat: every 1-4 hours
Update check: on launch and daily
Manual rescan: always available