Requests for reviewer access to RATi audits.
A RATi audit report is sealed for a short list of Solana wallets. If you want to review one, you ask by opening a pull request here. The request is public and comes from your GitHub account, so a maintainer can see who is asking and can comment on the pull request.
- Open the audit's locked page and connect the wallet you want to review with.
- If it is not a recipient yet, press Request access. Your wallet signs two short messages (nothing on chain, no funds), and the page opens GitHub with your request filled in.
- Press Propose new file, then Create pull request. Add a comment saying who you are and why you want to review it.
The file is requests/<your wallet address>.json. It holds your wallet address, the public
key you will open the report with, and your signature proving the wallet is yours. It is all
public data. Use a fresh wallet if you do not want your main wallet tied to your GitHub
account: any wallet works, and nothing in it depends on your holdings.
A request is only acted on when the audit's reviewer list, which lives with the audit, already includes your wallet. Anything else is left alone, with no reply. A maintainer merges a request they accept; merging is the approval. The auditor then records it and seals the report for you, after which you can open the locked page with the same wallet.
Every pull request runs scripts/check.mjs, taken from the main branch. It confirms the file
is named for its wallet and that the wallet signed it. It is advisory: a green check means
the request is well formed, not that it will be accepted.