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@lib-q/zkp

v0.0.6

Published

Post-quantum zero-knowledge proofs (STARK) for Node.js

Readme

lib-q-zkp

High-level zero-knowledge proof API for lib-Q, built on the in-tree zk-STARK stack (lib-q-stark and related crates). Optional integration with the Plonky-derived crates is available behind features (see Cargo.toml).

Implemented AIRs (selection)

| AIR | Purpose | |-----|---------| | RecoveryPolicyAir | Recovery policy threshold / key-weight proofs (air_id = 1) | | StateTransitionAir | State machine transitions with hash commitments | | HashPreimageNistAir | NIST (SHAKE256) hash preimages | | CredentialAir | Credential issuance constraints | | MerkleInclusionAir | Merkle inclusion proofs |

See src/air/ for the full set.

Recovery policy proofs (v0)

Generic recovery-policy STARK proofs over weighted key sets:

  • Public inputs: policy commitment, threshold, key count, time-lock bounds, freshness epoch, crypto suite id (58 bytes on wire).
  • Prove / verify: prove_recovery_policy, verify_recovery_policy_envelope.
  • Wire: encode_recovery_zk_proof_v0 / decode_recovery_zk_proof_v0 (max 512 KiB envelope).
  • Budgets: docs/recovery-policy-budgets.md.
  • KATs: tests/vectors/recovery-policy-v0/ — regenerate with cargo test -p lib-q-zkp kat_regenerate_recovery_policy_vectors -- --ignored --release.

Where to read more

WASM

CI checks this crate for wasm32-unknown-unknown with the appropriate feature set; it is a normal Rust library (not the primary wasm-pack npm artifact).

License

Apache-2.0 — see LICENSE.

Subresource integrity (SHA-384)

Paths in integrity-manifest.json are relative to the package root (including web/ and nodejs/ when both ship).