Yep. An expanded git-nostr-bridge (similar to but not a GRASP server) that accepts SSH connections. When smo wants terminal/CI access, they publish their SSH public key as a Kind 52 event, and the bridge automatically pulls it into authorized_keys. That lets them git clone/push against git.gittr.space, just like hitting any GRASP server. It isn’t the source of truth—every push still emits the NIP‑34 event and Blossom/nostr:// pointers—so anyone can ignore our bridge and sync the same repo via nostr:// or their own mirror. We just provide the SSH path for convenience and compatibility with stock git clients :

gittr

gittr - Decentralized Git Hosting on Nostr

A truly censorship-resistant alternative to GitHub built on Nostr.

In the DEPLOYMENT_GUIDE.md theres a “Bridge Explained” section that tells how i keep Strategy 4 metadata while layering an SSH/HTTPS bridge on top.