BRIK64
Registry

The npm for verified software.

Every package carries a mathematical proof of correctness. Search, install, and compose certified circuits — never rewrite what's already proven.

[01] SEARCH

[02] FEATURED CIRCUITS

Pre-certified. Ready to use.

@brik64/validate-email
CERTIFIED
v1.2.06 monomers 4.2k
@brik64/hash-password
CERTIFIED
v2.0.14 monomers 3.8k
@acme/calc-interest
CERTIFIED
v1.0.05 monomers 1.1k
@acme/fetch-api
OPEN 82%
v3.1.012 monomers 2.5k
@brik64/fibonacci
CERTIFIED
v1.0.03 monomers 890
@brik64/csv-parser
OPEN 71%
v1.3.29 monomers 1.9k

[03] PUBLISHING

From code to registry in minutes

1

Write & certify

Write your PCD circuit and run brikc check to verify Φ_c = 1.

2

Publish

Run brikc registry publish to push to the public or private registry.

3

Discover

Others search, browse, and install your circuit with full certification proof.

4

Verify

The badge is a live endpoint — if the code changes, the badge turns red instantly.

brikc registry publish
$ brikc check validate_token.pcd
  ✓ Circuit closed: Φc = 1.000
$ brikc registry publish validate_token.pcd
  Verifying certification...
  ✓ Published: @acme/validate_token@1.0.0
  ✓ Badge: registry.brik64.dev/badge/a7f3c9e1

[04] BADGE SYSTEM

Live proof. Not a static label.

The badge in your README is a live endpoint — it queries the registry with the program's hash on every page load. If the deployed binary differs by a single byte, the badge immediately shows INVALID.

CERTIFIED

Hash in registry, all monomers verified

Structurally impossible to have logic errors. All monomers are Coq-proven Core.

OPEN 78%

Hash in registry, Core + Extended

Certified where Core, contracted at the boundary. The percentage shows Core monomer coverage.

INVALID

Hash mismatch — code modified after certification

The program no longer matches the certified version. Even one byte of change triggers this.

What no other certification standard can claim

ISO 26262, DO-178C, CC EAL7: The process was followed / the tests were run.
BRIK-64 Certified: Incorrect programs cannot compile.
REGISTRY LAUNCHING 2026

Publish your first circuit

Install the CLI, certify a function, and publish to the registry. Every certified circuit is a building block someone else never has to rewrite.