I built the ElectraLens repository on @mostlyunstable’s GitHub. It is a TypeScript civic‑tech project that provides a public, verifiable audit trail for quarterly electoral roll releases using statistical anomaly detection, cryptographic verification, and strict privacy safeguards.
github_repo.electra_lens.name = electralens
github_repo.electra_lens.owner = @mostlyunstable's GitHub
github_repo.electra_lens.language = TypeScript
github_repo.electra_lens.created = 2026-10
github_repo.electra_lens.last_updated = 2026-10
electra_lens.fdr_threshold = q < 0.05
electra_lens.k_anonymity_threshold = n < 10
electra_lens.palette.saffron = #F07824
electra_lens.palette.analytical_blue = #2864DC
electra_lens.palette.verification_green = #14663F
electra_lens.node_requirement = Node.js 18.17+ or Node 20+
electra_lens.sha256_digest_length = 64 characters (hex)
electra_lens.license = MIT License
electra_lens.credential_method = WebAuthn/FIDO2 hardware token