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This project doesn't fall under the criteria that I got from the maintainers for reviewing projects. As it's a hardware-agnostic but very specific software project. Normally PID Codes want to have a hardware embodiment. I need further direction before I have an opinion on this project. I WOULD LEAN towards accepting it. But would not without further direction. ❓ |
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Upon further direction, this appears to be eligible, AGPL-3 license. Compatible with any RP2350 board (no need for schematics). Written in Rust.
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Open-source FIDO2/WebAuthn security-key firmware for the RP2350, written in Rust — also speaks OpenPGP, PIV and OATH.