A circuit is the foundational element in this console. It contains the mathematical representation, setup, and parameters for a specific zero-knowledge proof or function. The primary objective of the "Upload Circuit Flow" is to provide users with a seamless, straightforward, and secure process to submit their zk (zero-knowledge) circuits to the Webb MPC Circuit Console. By enabling this, the platform intends to:
Aggregation: Centralize and aggregate a diverse range of zk circuits, making the platform a one-stop hub for zk enthusiasts, developers, and projects.
Standardization: Ensure that all circuits, irrespective of their origin, conform to certain standards, ensuring uniformity and compatibility across the platform.
Validation & Verification: Allow for the validation of the uploaded circuits, ensuring their correctness and preventing potential malicious submissions.
Integration with Services: Once uploaded, these circuits can be integrated with services like proof generation, trusted setup, and threshold signature services offered by the platform.
User Flow
Authentication & Authorization: Before a user can upload a circuit, they need to be authenticated, typically via a traditional sign-in or using a wallet connection (e.g., via privy.io).
Upload Interface: A user-friendly interface where users can submit their circuit files (R1CS, viewing & proving keys). This might include drag-and-drop functionality & file browser access.
Metadata Entry: Post file submission, users will be prompted to provide relevant metadata about the circuit. This might include:
Circuit Name: The name or identifier of the circuit.
Description: A brief about what the circuit does.
Files: This includes the R1CS, viewing key, proving key, etc.
Circuit Parameters: Metadata about the circuit.
Audit Report: Optional, for trustworthiness.
Usage Statistics: Data on how many projects utilize this circuit.
License Information: If any, specifying how the circuit can be used. (i.e., MIT)
Validation & Feedback: Once the circuit and its metadata are submitted, the system should validate the data. Any errors or inconsistencies should be flagged to the user with clear feedback on what needs to be corrected.
Description
A circuit is the foundational element in this console. It contains the mathematical representation, setup, and parameters for a specific zero-knowledge proof or function. The primary objective of the "Upload Circuit Flow" is to provide users with a seamless, straightforward, and secure process to submit their zk (zero-knowledge) circuits to the Webb MPC Circuit Console. By enabling this, the platform intends to:
User Flow
Authentication & Authorization: Before a user can upload a circuit, they need to be authenticated, typically via a traditional sign-in or using a wallet connection (e.g., via privy.io).
Upload Interface: A user-friendly interface where users can submit their circuit files (R1CS, viewing & proving keys). This might include drag-and-drop functionality & file browser access.
Metadata Entry: Post file submission, users will be prompted to provide relevant metadata about the circuit. This might include:
Validation & Feedback: Once the circuit and its metadata are submitted, the system should validate the data. Any errors or inconsistencies should be flagged to the user with clear feedback on what needs to be corrected.