Spartan: High-speed zkSNARKs without trusted setup
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Spartan: High-speed zkSNARKs without trusted setup
zkMIPS 0.3: an open-source, simple, stable, and universal zero-knowledge virtual machine on MIPS32r2 ISA
EigenLayer Rust Developer Tooling
A proof of concept of an interactive VDF-based proof of latency between two participants
An encyclopedia of Zero Knowledge Proof. Also for recording my personal researches in Verifiable Computing and Zero Knowledge Proof area.
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Verifiable work delegation and ENS (Ethereum Name Service) indexing
User-owned internet infrastructure for identity, apps, storage, routing, compute, publishing, and proof-backed payments.
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Provider-neutral AI memory infrastructure with portable context, local-first custody, and verifiable receipts.
ER1 — Epistemic Receipt v1: an open, offline-verifiable proof of the constraint-state an autonomous AI agent's action was produced under.
This repository defines the protocols for **Helix-TTD Identity & Custody**. It enforces a strict "No Orphaned Agents" policy by binding every AI agent to a cryptographic root held by a human custodian.
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