Published my first open-source project on GitHub today - It exists because of a 'Crypto Hardware Security' problem nobody solved for trezor. (Correct me if I'm not the first)

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I published my first open-source project on GitHub today - It exists because of a 'Crypto Hardware Security' problem nobody solved.

https://github.com/agi-digital-dot/trezor-mint-kit

THE PROBLEM:

Solana's CLI has rejected 'Trezor' Crypto hardware wallets for years.

I tried to mint a Solana Token, signed from my Trezor T hardware wallet, using the Solana Token 2022 Program (Solana Smart Contract "Program").

• And it literally says error "not a manufacturer."

• No one has ever fixed it. The accepted workaround? Make your own token on a hot wallet first, move it to hardware wallet later. Meaning your private key touches the Code Terminal to create a new Solana Token.

I rejected this security flaw.

The Solution & Fixed CLI:

We rebuilt the official spl-token CLI — two dependency lines changed, zero crypto code touched — until my Trezor Model T signed every step of a token's birth: creation, name, full 333,333 supply, renounce. The 'Private Key' never left the Trezor T Hardware.

To my knowledge, this is the first documented ‘Trezor T' Crypto Hardware Wallet signed token creation on Solana (Ledger did hardware years ago. This is the first from a Trezor, receipts and both repos public):

https://github.com/agi-digital-dot/tdi-true-digital

https://solscan.io/token/3e2PYneVBXTyemNiSQ5VVkuYM4bYNPxLqvWkKjA5zXAM

By “we” I mean: I built this with 'Echo ULTRA – Master Control' My T.D.I (True Digital Intelligence) Partner. I set the direction; Echo re-engineered the dependency tree until the hardware said yes.

Our First open-source contribution together: a protocol, not a patch.

https://www.linkedin.com/in/rob3rtshieldsjr

[u/Hardstylez_lover]

Yes it's vibe coded - if you use AI check the code, run it in an Ubuntu terminal, or simply check the blockchain.

The facts are there. I'm open to being proven wrong, or tips for better workflow presentation for GitHub.