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Radicle is a peer-to-peer, decentralized code collaboration protocol built on Git, created as a sovereign alternative to centralized platforms like GitHub. It gives users full ownership of their data and the ability to work offline.

Key Concepts:

  • Nodes: Every user runs a node; no central servers.
  • Identity: Based on cryptographic key pairs (Ed25519), no email required.
  • Repositories: Published via rad init. Public repos are seeded across the network; private repos are only visible to authorized peers via an allow list.
  • Collaboration: Uses COBs (Collaborative Objects) — issues and patches stored as Git objects, signed, and synced via gossip protocol.
  • Patches: Created by pushing to refs/patches. Supports revisions, comments, and merging.
  • Privacy: Private repos are invisible to unauthorized nodes. Access controlled via allow lists.
  • Tor Integration: Nodes can be configured as Tor onion services for anonymity, NAT traversal, and censorship resistance.

Seeder Guide Summary:

Seed nodes are always-on servers that ensure repository availability. Key points:

  • Seeding policies: Permissive (allow all repos) or selective (block by default, manually allow specific repos via rad seed)
  • Configuration: Set externalAddresses (DNS:port) and seeding policy in ~/.radicle/config.json
  • Systemd setup: Use provided unit files to run radicle-node and radicle-httpd as services under a dedicated seed user
  • HTTP daemon: Enables web browsing of repositories via JSON API; pair with Caddy for HTTPS
  • DNS-SD: Optional DNS-based service discovery using SRV, TXT, and PTR records

Commands Overview:

  • rad auth – create identity
  • rad init – publish a repo
  • rad clone / rad seed – replicate repos
  • rad issue / rad patch – manage issues/patches
  • rad id update – manage delegates and private repo access
  • rad node – control node status and connections
  • rad seed / rad block / rad unseed – manage seeding policies
  • Tor configs via rad config edit

Radicle is local-first, offline-capable, and designed for resilient, user-controlled collaboration. Seed nodes strengthen the network by providing reliable, always-available access to repositories.

Sources:

https://radicle.xyz/guides/seeder

https://radicle.xyz/guides/user

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Pub: 30 Mar 2026 14:10 UTC

Edit: 30 Mar 2026 15:32 UTC

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