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Sharing: exactly what each link holds

Every share link puts its data after #. Browsers never send that part to a server, so deedglass.com receives nothing. Each link is opt-in and asks first ([y/N]).

Link Made by Holds Never holds
deedglass.com/s#v1.… deedglass scan --share grade, points, formula version, finding counts by severity, finding ids from the closed catalog, deduction ids and counts paths, files, tables, schemas, roles, databases, servers, hosts, variable names, versions
deedglass.com/verify#d=…&k=… deedglass deeds share <id> one deed envelope (ids, agent name, tool, decision, verdict, digests) and the seal key set that sealed it arguments, results, other deeds; links over 6,144 characters are refused
deedglass.com/play#v1.… the playground’s Share this scene the scene number and the editor’s text anything else
.deedglass/score.json deedglass scan --badge the shields.io endpoint body: label, grade, colour anything else; the file stays on your machine until you commit it

A deed link carries its own key, so /verify shows only that the deed is unchanged under that key. The page says so and shows the key’s thumbprint to compare with the issuer’s /.well-known/deedglass/keys.json.

Tests: the scan share canary (no CANARY_* string survives), TestDeedShareRoundTrip, and the playground’s fragment round trip (2,049 bytes refused).