On the contrary, Keybase has the advantage of linking keys to social accounts. If Keybase have client libraries that use signing/verifying, encryption/decryptio

On the contrary, Keybase has the advantage of linking keys to social accounts. If Keybase have client libraries that use signing/verifying, encryption/decryption programmatically outside their bloated CLI that would be a great tool for authentication/authorization that can replace oAuth2/SSO for example. This itself can be a sufficient business plan for enterprise customers and I am not sure why they have not done it after all these years. Obviously they want to lock users inside their tool for business reasons.