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@WhyAsh5114

Fileverse Track ($1,000)
⚠️ Build What Big Tech Won't — $1,000 (Conceptually strong, technically partial)
What's real: AES-256-GCM encryption is genuine. SHA-256 CIDs (bafk prefix) are content-addressed. The get_history and compile_report MCP tools work end-to-end with the storage service.

Criticism (serious): The Fileverse storage (index.ts) is a local filesystem service — it writes JSON files to .fileverse-data/ using fs.writeFileSync. It does not call the Fileverse SDK or any Fileverse API. It mimics IPFS-style CIDs but data stays on the local machine. This is a self-built encrypted file store, not Fileverse.

A judge from Fileverse will look for import { FileverseClient } from '@fileverse/...' or an API call to api.fileverse.io — neither exists.

What would make this pass: Replace the local file store in index.ts with actual @fileverse/sdk calls to write to Fileverse's IPFS-backed storage.

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