[dheelus]

What would I need to do to permit someone read-only, clear-text, non-public access to an encrypted repo? Can a combination of existing GIT / GitHub privileges and the Keybase solution help? If yes, and if you can add 2FA and we might be interested in becoming a customer.

[Natanael_L]

Today your usecase can be solved ad-hoc by additionally manually signing what you push to keybase git, shared with the people you want to have read access.

If you want an encrypted storage solution with integrated read only access capabilities, I recommend using Tahoe-LAFS. You can probably store a git repository in it just fine.