Offline • Deterministic • Secure • Forensics & Compliance Toolkit
Offline • Deterministic • Secure • Forensics & Compliance Toolkit
SeedTools Suite is an offline, deterministic security toolkit for:
- Bitcoin seed recovery
- entropy analysis
- crypto forensics
- NGO verification workflows
- compliance automation
Designed for high‑risk users, journalists, activists, and organizations operating in adversarial environments.
- deterministic seed recovery
- entropy analysis & anomaly detection
- BIP32/44/49/84/86/Taproot path exploration
- address & UTXO scanning
- NGO verification workflows
- compliance automation (GDPR, SOC2, IAM, Licensing)
- offline audit trail generation
SeedTools Suite includes a complete architecture documentation set covering:
- System Architecture
- Module Map
- Data Flow Diagram
- Trust Boundaries
- Architecture Diagrams
All architecture documentation is located in:
docs/architecture/
├── system-architecture.md
├── modules.md
├── data-flow.md
├── trust-boundaries.md
└── diagrams.md
SeedTools includes a deterministic recovery pipeline for:
- mnemonic → entropy → seed → keys
- path exploration
- anomaly detection
Full recovery workflow documentation will be added in future releases.
(Folder docs/recovery/ does not exist yet — documentation will be created later.)
SeedTools supports NGO verification and audit workflows, including:
- identity verification
- document integrity checks
- compliance evidence generation
Detailed NGO workflow documentation will be added in future releases.
(Folder docs/ngo/ does not exist yet — documentation will be created later.)
The Compliance Suite is fully documented and available here:
docs/compliance/
It includes:
- Compliance Suite Architecture
- Rules Engine
- Compliance Diagram
- GDPR / SOC2 / IAM / Licensing workflows
SeedTools Suite consists of the following modules:
- Mnemonic Tools
- Entropy Tools
- Path Explorer
- Scanner
- Forensics Engine
- Compliance Suite
- Reporting Engine
Module documentation is located in:
modules/
git clone https://github.com/Krunixbase/seedtools
cd seedtools
pip install -r requirements.txt
python seedtools.py --help
The CLI module is planned and documented here:
- CLI API
- CLI Roadmap
- Desktop GUI
- Shamir Tools
- Taproot forensics
- NGO reporting engine
- Full compliance automation
Full roadmap is available here:
- SeedTools PRO Roadmap
If you find SeedTools useful and want to support its development, security research, and maintenance, you can donate BTC.
Bitcoin (BTC):
bc1qj2gwhsraad4stznukpp9my764nggmkjea84hd2
Your support helps fund:
- ongoing development of SeedTools Suite
- security audits and cryptographic reviews
- documentation and research
- maintenance of offline and air‑gapped workflows
Thank you for supporting open‑source security tools.
SeedTools Suite was designed as a next generation of security tools, combining:
- deterministic cryptographic operations
- entropy analysis and forensics
- NGO verification workflows
- compliance automation
- modular enterprise architecture
Why SeedTools?
- Offline-first — works in air-gapped environments
- Auditable — every step is repeatable and verifiable
- Modular — easily extensible and integrated
- Secure — zero telemetry, zero network, zero API
- Practical — real-world use cases for NGOs, security, and compliance
- Professional — documentation, whitepaper, demo, roadmap
SeedTools Suite is not just another "seed tool." It's a security platform.
SeedTools includes deterministic, offline‑safe demos illustrating how the toolkit works in practice.
- Basic Demo — core examples covering mnemonic → entropy → seed → address derivation.
- Advanced Demo — extended workflows including Taproot, Ethereum, and multi‑path derivations.
Demo files:
demo/
├── README-demo.md
└── README-seedtools-extra-demo.md
These demos are deterministic, reproducible, and safe for air‑gapped environments.
MIT License.
Email: krunixbase@gmail.com
Repository: https://github.com/Krunixbase/seedtools