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@predicate/contracts

v2.2.3

Published

Core contracts for Predicate AVS

Readme

predicate-contracts

Predicate is programmable policy infrastructure for onchain financial products in regulated markets. It allows developers to enforce custom compliance rules at the smart contract level. This repository holds the official solidity contracts for Predicate's Application Compliance offering.

How It Works

Predicate Application Compliance Flow

Full integration guide: docs.predicate.io

Repository Structure

src/
├── PredicateRegistry.sol       # Core registry contract (Predicate-owned)
│                               # - Attester management
│                               # - Attestation verification
│                               # - UUID-based replay protection
│
├── mixins/
│   ├── PredicateClient.sol     # Full-featured client (WHO + WHAT validation)
│   │                           # - _authorizeTransaction(attestation, encoded, sender, value)
│   │
│   └── BasicPredicateClient.sol # Simplified client (WHO-only validation)
│                               # - _authorizeTransaction(attestation, sender)
│                               # - Use when policies only validate sender identity
│
├── interfaces/
│   ├── IPredicateRegistry.sol  # Registry interface + Statement/Attestation structs
│   └── IPredicateClient.sol    # Client interface
│
└── examples/                   # Reference implementations
    ├── inheritance/            # Direct inheritance pattern
    └── proxy/                  # Proxy pattern for separation of concerns

Installation

Foundry

forge install PredicateLabs/predicate-contracts

npm

npm install @predicate/contracts

Quick Example

BasicPredicateClient - Use when your policy only validates WHO is calling (sender identity):

import {BasicPredicateClient} from "@predicate/contracts/src/mixins/BasicPredicateClient.sol";
import {Attestation} from "@predicate/contracts/src/interfaces/IPredicateRegistry.sol";

contract MyVault is BasicPredicateClient {
    constructor(address _registry, string memory _policyID) {
        _initPredicateClient(_registry, _policyID);
    }

    function deposit(uint256 amount, Attestation calldata attestation) external payable {
        require(_authorizeTransaction(attestation, msg.sender), "Unauthorized");
        // ... business logic
    }
}

PredicateClient - Use when your policy also validates WHAT is being done (function, args, value):

import {PredicateClient} from "@predicate/contracts/src/mixins/PredicateClient.sol";
import {Attestation} from "@predicate/contracts/src/interfaces/IPredicateRegistry.sol";

contract MyVault is PredicateClient {
    constructor(address _registry, string memory _policyID) {
        _initPredicateClient(_registry, _policyID);
    }

    function deposit(uint256 amount, Attestation calldata attestation) external payable {
        bytes memory encoded = abi.encodeWithSignature("_deposit(uint256)", amount);
        require(_authorizeTransaction(attestation, encoded, msg.sender, msg.value), "Unauthorized");
        // ... business logic
    }
}

Documentation

License

See LICENSE for details.

Disclaimer

This software is provided as-is. Use at your own risk.