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WalkthroughThe changes introduce documentation for ADR36, a standard in the Cosmos ecosystem that enables the signing of arbitrary data for Cosmos SDK-based chains. This feature allows users to sign messages off-chain with their private keys, which can be verified on-chain or off-chain. The README.md file includes a reference link to the ADR36 architecture, specifies the project is licensed under the MIT License, and adds a new badge for the license. Changes
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2-2: Description of ADR36 is clear and informative.The description provides a concise explanation of ADR36's functionality within the Cosmos ecosystem, highlighting its importance for off-chain and on-chain verification of signed messages.
6-6: Reference link is correctly formatted and accessible.The hyperlink to the ADR36 architecture is well-placed and provides direct access to further technical details, which is beneficial for users seeking more in-depth information.
9-9: License section is clear and straightforward.The licensing information is succinctly stated, making it easy for users to understand the terms under which the project is available.
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| # ADR36 | ||
| ADR36 is a standard within the Cosmos ecosystem that handles the signing of arbitrary data for Cosmos SDK-based chains. It enables users to authenticate and authorize actions by signing messages off-chain using their private keys. The signed messages can be verified on-chain or off-chain, ensuring that actions are genuinely initiated by the holder. |
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1-3: LGTM! Consider adding a project description.The addition of the license badge is a good improvement. It provides important information about the project's licensing terms.
Consider adding a brief project description or tagline right after the title. This would give visitors an immediate understanding of what ADR36 is about.
For example:
<h1 style="text-align: center">ADR36</h1> <p style="text-align: center">Arbitrary data signing standard for Cosmos SDK-based chains</p>
5-9: Great description! Consider adding a use case example.The description of ADR36 is clear, concise, and informative. It effectively communicates the purpose and key features of the standard.
To make the description even more engaging, consider adding a brief example of a practical use case. This could help readers better understand the real-world applications of ADR36.
For example, you could add:
For instance, this can be used in decentralized applications (dApps) to allow users to sign transactions or messages offline, which can later be submitted to the blockchain, enhancing security and user experience.
11-11: Excellent addition of the reference link.Including a link to the official ADR-036 documentation is very helpful for users who want to dive deeper into the technical details.
Consider adding a brief comment above the link to provide context. For example:
# For more detailed information, refer to the official ADR-036 documentation: [adr36]: https://docs.cosmos.network/v0.50/build/architecture/adr-036-arbitrary-signatureAlso, you might want to consider using the latest version of the documentation if available, or add a note that the link points to a specific version.
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1-11: Overall, excellent improvements to the README!The changes made to this README file have significantly enhanced its quality and informativeness. The addition of the license badge, the clear description of ADR36, and the reference link to the official documentation are all valuable improvements.
While I've suggested a few minor enhancements, these are not critical. The current version of the README provides a solid foundation for introducing users to the ADR36 project. Great job on these documentation improvements!
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