Documentation
How to get started
Four chapters to publish your profile card using GitHub as the source of truth.
Register
Go to the Register page. Fill in your email, desired username/handle, and GitHub username. You'll receive a unique verification token.Open Register
Set up your GitHub repo
Fork or clone the GID profile template. Make sure the repository is public and named `GID-digitalcard`. It must contain exactly two files:
GID-digitalcard/
config.json
README.md
git clone https://github.com/raadfhaddad/GID-digitalcard-sample.git
Fill in config.json
Edit config.json using the exact schema shown below. Paste your verification token into the "verify" field. Keep values within limits (skills max 10, certifications max 5) and push to GitHub.
{
"verify": "YOUR_VERIFICATION_TOKEN",
"first_name": "FirstName",
"last_name": "LastName",
"title": "Security Engineer",
"bio": "Focused on secure systems testing and practical defensive engineering.",
"location": "Berlin, Germany",
"email": "identity@gid.sh",
"website": "https://johndoe.dev",
"social": {
"github": "j0hnd0e",
"linkedin": "johndoe",
"x": "j0hnd0e"
},
"skills": ["skill1", "skill2", "skill3"],
"certifications": ["cert1", "cert2"],
"pgp_key": "https://gid.sh/keys/public-key.asc"
}Sync & go live
Visit the Sync page. Enter your GitHub username and submit. The backend pulls your repo, validates the schema, confirms the token, and puts your card live at:Open Sync
/@[your-handle]
Manage Existing Card
Update or remove your card
These actions are for users who already published a card and want to maintain or remove it.
Update card information
Edit your config.json fields (title, bio, location, links, skills, certifications, etc.), commit and push to the same GitHub repository, then run Sync again.
Delete the card
Replace config.json with the delete payload below, push to GitHub, then run Syncusing the same GitHub username.
{
"verify": "YOUR_ACTIVE_VERIFICATION_TOKEN",
"delete": true
}