An SDK that signs every output with SHA-256, pins it to IPFS, and anchors it in a native Stellar transaction. Any citizen can recompute the hash and verify integrity without trusting the operator.
$ pip install monitor-as-a-service
$ npm install monitor-as-a-service
Four simple steps. No custodians, no central server, no trust required. Any third party can reproduce the verification with open-source code.
The SDK computes SHA-256 of the canonicalized JSON and the raw image, on the producer side.
JSON and image are pinned to IPFS. The resulting CID is the hash itself (content-addressable).
A native transaction with 8 manageData ops anchors hashes and CIDs. Memo: dIAra ancla v3.
Anyone reads the TX, fetches from any IPFS gateway, and recomputes the SHA-256. They match — or the anchor is broken.
Interactive dashboard connected to Stellar testnet. Reads 100+ anchored outputs, verifies cryptographic integrity against IPFS, and renders worksite stats (stages, machinery, people over time).
Every anchored output is public on Stellar testnet. Any developer, auditor, or journalist can query the account without prior authorization.
Each output produces a transaction with 8 manageData operations.
Memo: dIAra ancla v3.
Schema, SDKs, demos, and technical specifications. All under MIT (code) or CC0 (schema).
This SDK accompanies three active technical-outreach initiatives in 2026:
Shared goal: showing that verifiable public-works transparency in Costa Rica and LATAM can be built today on open infrastructure — Stellar, IPFS, CC0 schemas, and MIT SDKs — without depending on custodians, private platforms, or restrictive licenses.
Academic material and reference paper available on request: alejandroherreracr@gmail.com