TFHE-CLI

The TFHE-CLI tool allows developers to use tfhe-rs features through a user-friendly CLI.

This tool can be used locally or through a docker image.

Docker images versioning

Registry and image name: docker pull ghcr.io/zama-ai/fhevm-tfhe-cli

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# for x86 CPUs
cargo build --features tfhe/x86_64-unix --release

# for ARM64
cargo build --features tfhe/aarch64-unix --release

Either download latest image:

docker pull ghcr.io/zama-ai/fhevm-tfhe-cli:latest

or build it locally:

docker build -t fhevm-tfhe-cli:latest .

Make sure you either have Docker or the Rust toolchain installed on your host machine.

Please replace FHEVM_TFHE_CLI with either:

"cargo run --features tfhe/aarch64-unix --release --" - for ARM CPUs when running locally on the host
"cargo run --features tfhe/x86_64-unix --release --" - for x86 CPUs when running locally on the host
"docker run -v $LOCAL_DIR:/usr/local/app ghcr.io/zama-ai/fhevm-tfhe-cli:latest fhevm-tfhe-cli"
- replace LOCAL_DIR with a local directory of choice in order to persist output from the tool when using Docker

For more information on Docker, see below.

For more information on supported operations and their variations, please see the built-in help:

FHEVM_TFHE_CLI help

mkdir -p /path/to/keys/directory
FHEVM_TFHE_CLI generate-keys -d /path/to/keys/directory

It will generate 3 keys in /path/to/keys/directory:

cks: the private key, used for data decryption, that should never be shared publicly.
pks: the public key, used for data encryption, that could be shared publicly.
sks: the evaluation key, used for performing operations, that could be shared publicly.

# Encryption requires the public key `pks`.
FHEVM_TFHE_CLI public-encrypt-integer32 -c ./ciphertext -p /path/to/keys/directory/pks -v 42

# Decryption requires the secret key `cks`.
FHEVM_TFHE_CLI decrypt-ciphertext -c ./ciphertext -s /path/to/keys/directory/cks