stark-evm-adapter is a library that provides a set of utilities to parse and manipulate the output of the STARK stone proof. Specifically, the library can be used to generate a "split proof", which is necessary for proofs to be verified on Ethereum.
[dependencies]
stark-evm-adapter = "0.1.3"
use stark_evm_adapter::annotated_proof::AnnotatedProof;
use stark_evm_adapter::annotation_parser::split_fri_merkle_statements;
// read an annotated proof
let file = std::fs::File::open("tests/fixtures/annotated_proof.json").unwrap();
let reader = std::io::BufReader::new(file);
let annotated_proof: AnnotatedProof = serde_json::from_reader(reader).unwrap();
// split the proof
let split_proofs = split_fri_merkle_statements(annotated_proof).unwrap();
println!("{}", serde_json::to_string_pretty(&split_proofs).unwrap());
// For how to submit the split proofs to the L1 EVM verifier, please refer to the demo: https://github.com/zksecurity/stark-evm-adapter/blob/8af44a0aa61c89e36a08261320f234709e99ed71/examples/verify_stone_proof.rs#L18
Note that the annotated proof file, annotated_proof.json
, can be generated using this CLI tool.
cargo install stark_evm_adapter
stark_evm_adapter --help
To generate an annotated proof based on the outputs of the stone-prover:
stark_evm_adapter gen-annotated-proof \
--stone-proof-file tests/fixtures/stone_proof.json \
--stone-annotation-file tests/fixtures/stone_proof_annotation.txt \
--stone-extra-annotation-file tests/fixtures/stone_proof_annotation_extra.txt \
--output annotated_proof.json
The annotated proof originates from 3 file outputs of the stone-prover.
stark_evm_adapter --stone-proof-file
comes fromcpu_air_prover --out_file
(JSON format)stark_evm_adapter --stone-annotation-file
comes fromcpu_air_verifier --annotation-file
(.txt format)stark_evm_adapter --stone-extra-annotation-file
comes fromcpu_air_verifier --extra-output-file
(.txt format)
Once you have this annotated proof, you can use it to generate the split proofs and submit them to the L1 EVM verifier. Please refer to the example demo
You can run the demo to split the proof and submit it to the Ethereum mainnet verifier. The existing proof contains an internal proof that the 10th Fibonacci number is 144.
First, install Anvil using Foundry
Then, run the following command:
FORK_URL=<ETHEREUM-MAINNET-RPC> \
ANNOTATED_PROOF=./annotated_proof.json \
FACT_TOPOLOGIES=./fact_topologies.json \
cargo run --example verify_stone_proof
You can create a new proof using Docker
- Copy
objects.py
andutils.py
for bootloader ashidden/bootloader-objects.py
andhidden/bootloader-utils.py
- Copy
objects.py
andutils.py
for simple bootloader ashidden/simple-bootloader-objects.py
andhidden/simple-bootloader-utils.py
- Copy
cpu_air_prover
andcpu_air_verifier
binaries generated from stone-prover into the./examples/bootloader/stone-prover
directory (Can also use the binaries from this release)
- Replace
TASK_PROGRAM_INPUT_PATH
andTASK_PROGRAM_COMPILED_PATH
variables intest_bootloader_fib.py
with your own program.
First, build the docker image. This will create an annotated proof and a fact topologies file that is needed to split the proof for verifying on Ethereum:
docker build -t stark-evm-adapter .
Then, run the demo script:
docker run -it -e FORK_URL=<ETHEREUM-MAINNET-RPC> -e ANNOTATED_PROOF=./examples/bootloader/gen/annotated_proof.json -e FACT_TOPOLOGIES=./examples/bootloader/gen/fact_topologies.json stark-evm-adapter
- Alternatively, you can use
URL
instead ofFORK_URL
env to submit transactions on-chain instead of running them on a fork. - This example verifies proofs on
0xd51a3d50d4d2f99a345a66971e650eea064dd8df
, which is the previous version of the verifier on Ethereum. The most recent version is0x9fb7F48dCB26b7bFA4e580b2dEFf637B13751942
, and we are working to update this example to use the most recent version.