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@proof-compute/proof-compute

v0.1.1

Published

Deterministic compute with verifiable proofs. Same input = same output + cryptographic proof, everywhere.

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Readme

proof-compute

Deterministic compute with verifiable proofs.

Run a reducer over events. Get a cryptographic proof. Replay it anywhere — same input always produces the same output and the same CIDs.

event[] → reducer → state + proof
                         ↓
               verify anywhere, anytime

Install

npm install @proof-compute/proof-compute

Requires Node.js ≥ 20 and Ollama running locally for AI reducers.

Quickstart

import { executeFlow, generateProof, verifyExecution } from 'proof-compute';

const flow = {
  reducer: 'core/ledger',
  initialState: { entries: [] },
  events: [
    { type: 'entry', id: 'dep-1', entryType: 'deposit',  amount: 10000 },
    { type: 'entry', id: 'pay-1', entryType: 'payment',  amount: -2500 },
    { type: 'entry', id: 'fee-1', entryType: 'fee',      amount: -50   }
  ]
};

const result = executeFlow(flow);
const proof  = generateProof(result);

console.log(result.finalState);
// { entries: [...], balance: 7450 }

console.log(result.outputCid);
// cid:sha256:e3b0c44298fc1c149afb...  ← same on every machine

console.log(verifyExecution(result, proof));
// true

Built-in Reducers

| Name | State shape | Events | |---|---|---| | core/kv | { key: value } | set, del, clear | | core/list | { items: [] } | push, pop, insert, remove | | core/ledger | { entries: [] } | entry | | core/sum | { value: 0 } | add, sub, reset | | ai/code-review | { reviews: [] } | review |

AI Code Review (local Ollama)

import { executeFlowAsync, generateProof } from 'proof-compute';

const flow = {
  reducer: 'ai/code-review',
  initialState: { reviews: [], cacheHits: 0, cacheMisses: 0 },
  events: [
    {
      type: 'review',
      language: 'javascript',
      code: `const q = "SELECT * FROM users WHERE id = " + id;`
    }
  ]
};

// OLLAMA_HOST=http://localhost:11434 (default)
// OLLAMA_MODEL=mistral               (default: mistral, also llama3.2)
const result = await executeFlowAsync(flow);
const proof  = generateProof(result);

console.log(result.finalState.reviews[0].summary);
// "SQL injection vulnerability detected"

console.log(verifyExecution(result, proof));
// true — AI output is cached by content hash, replay is deterministic

Custom Reducers

import { registerReducer, executeFlow, generateProof } from 'proof-compute';

registerReducer('my/counter', (state, event) => {
  if (event.type === 'inc') return { count: state.count + 1 };
  if (event.type === 'dec') return { count: state.count - 1 };
  throw new Error(`Unknown: ${event.type}`);
});

const result = executeFlow({
  reducer: 'my/counter',
  initialState: { count: 0 },
  events: [{ type: 'inc' }, { type: 'inc' }, { type: 'dec' }]
});

// result.finalState → { count: 1 }
// result.outputCid  → deterministic CID, same everywhere

How Proofs Work

Every execution produces a DAG where each node contains:

  • the event CID
  • the resulting state CID
  • the previous state CID

A Merkle root across all state hashes gives you a single fingerprint for the entire execution history. To verify: re-run the flow, compare CIDs.

state[0] ──event[0]──▶ state[1] ──event[1]──▶ state[2]
   │                       │                       │
 cid:sha256:...          cid:sha256:...          cid:sha256:...
                                                    │
                                            Merkle root = dagRootCid

License

AGPL-3.0 (open source) / Commercial License (businesses & governments)

Free for open-source projects. A paid commercial license is required for businesses, government agencies, and proprietary use.

See LICENSE or contact [email protected] for commercial licensing.