A side project I've been working on is a time-lock encryption oracle that can be easily used by humans and agents. Use it for delayed data access, embargoes, sending messages/files to the future, or anything else you can come up with. 1. Timelock a file in the browser by choosing the unlock time, drag and drop the file, and click encrypt. Easy. You then have the encrypted file to share with others. 2. When a key's time arrives, anyone with the encrypted file can decrypt it in their browser. All of the above can also be done by developers and agents in the terminal using only curl and openssl, which all machines should have installed already. Get your agent to experiment with it! It works by publishing an RSA key for each minute for the next 30 days. The system then releases the corresponding private key at the top of each new minute. It was designed to be maximally simple and compatible with all systems. This is not a commercial project and is not related to @River. I just wanted something like this exist on the internet to see how people use it. Have fun!

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