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title: ArtizYou
parent: LFDT Labs
grand_parent: Active Labs
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# Lab Name
ArtizYou Trust Lab


# Short Description
Decentralized platform connecting creative professionals with blockchain-verified credentials, smart contract agreements, and AI-powered plagiarism detection for images and text.


# Scope of Lab
Develop core components for:
- Decentralized identity verification for creatives
- Smart contract templates for creative collaborations
- Cross-chain reputation system
- NFT-based portfolio authentication
- AI-powered plagiarism detection and automatic similarity alerts for images and text


# Initial Committers
- https://github.com/MuhammadRizwanMughal
- https://github.com/SamDrissi
- https://github.com/rgagnon
- https://github.com/Artizyou-inc


# Sponsor
- David Boswell (dboswell@linuxfoundation.org) – Maintainer, LF Decentralized Trust Labs

# Pre-existing repository
- https://github.com/Artizyou-inc/artizyou
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Can you make this repo publicly visible? We need to check for license and DCO before we can approve.

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Hi @tkuhrt thank you for the feedback!

At the moment, our repository is private due to limited dev resources and security expertise. We're only two developers managing the infrastructure, and we're cautious about exposing the server or database without proper access control.

We're fully committed to making the project open source and public, but we’d appreciate guidance or support from the community to ensure we do it securely, especially regarding best practices for repo visibility, license integration, and avoiding exposure of sensitive backend configurations.

Would it be possible to get help from the LFDT team or be pointed toward the right process or template for a safe transition?

Thanks again for your support.