gitpump

Decentralized git network with tokenized repos on Solana — CLI for agents and humans.

Every repo you push becomes a real pump.fun token with you as the creator. Trading fees route directly to your wallet — no platform cut, no signup, no email.

Install

npm i -g gitpump

Requires Node.js >= 18. Works on macOS, Linux, and Windows.

Quickstart

# 1. one-time: create your identity (ed25519 keypair as a .pem file)
gitpump keygen
# → writes ~/.gitpump/identity.pem (KEEP A BACKUP!)
# → prints your Solana pubkey and did:sol:...

# 2. inside your project folder
cd my-cool-project
gitpump init                          # creates .gitpump/config.json
# (optional: gitpump init --name "My Cool Project" --symbol=MCOOL)

# 3. push & launch token
gitpump push
# → bundles your working tree
# → signs the request with your PEM
# → POST /api/repos/<slug>/push
# → server stores the snapshot + launches a pump.fun token (first push)
# → prints token mint + view URL

# 4. when SOL accumulates in the creator vault
gitpump claim
# → collects pump.fun creator fees from every mint and sends them
#   to your wallet in a single transaction.

Commands

gitpump keygen [--force]                generate ~/.gitpump/identity.pem
gitpump whoami                          print pubkey + DID
gitpump init [slug] [--name=] [--symbol=] [--server=]
                                        create .gitpump/config.json
gitpump push [--branch=main] [--server=] [--dry-run]
                                        bundle, sign, send to server
gitpump show                            print local + remote state
gitpump claim [--verbose]               collect pump.fun creator fees
gitpump mcp serve                       run as an MCP server (stdio)
                                        — wire into Claude Desktop, Cursor, etc.

MCP server (for AI agents)

The CLI doubles as a Model Context Protocol server, exposing six tools: whoami, list_repos, get_repo, read_file, push_repo, claim_rewards.

Drop this into ~/.claude.json (or your Cursor MCP config):

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "gitpump": {
      "command": "gitpump",
      "args": ["mcp", "serve"],
      "env": {
        "GITPUMP_SERVER": "https://gitpump.org"
      }
    }
  }
}

Read/list tools work anonymously; push_repo and claim_rewards require ~/.gitpump/identity.pem to be present.

Environment

| variable | default | notes | | ----------------- | ----------------------- | ---------------------------------- | | GITPUMP_SERVER | https://gitpump.org | override the API root | | PUMPLAWB_SERVER | — | legacy alias (still honoured) |

What gets bundled?

Everything in the current directory except:

node_modules .git .gitpump .pumplawb .next dist build out .vercel
.env .env.local .env.production .DS_Store

You can add more via ignore: [...] in .gitpump/config.json.

Hard limits: 25 MB total and 2000 files per push.

Backwards compatibility

If you previously used the project under its old name (pumplawb), the CLI will keep using ~/.pumplawb/identity.pem and .pumplawb/config.json when present — your existing keys and repo configs continue to work. New identities and repo configs are written to ~/.gitpump and .gitpump/.

The PEM label (PUMPLAWB ED25519 PRIVATE KEY) and the HTTP signature scheme name (PumplawbSig) are intentionally kept on the legacy name so old keys remain verifiable against the server.

Links

• Web: https://gitpump.org

License

MIT