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+ # @cardanowall/poe-standard — the CIP-309 wire-format library
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+
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+ The wire-format library for [CIP-309](https://cips.cardano.org/) Proof-of-Existence records: the
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+ record schema, the canonical-CBOR encoder, the pure structural validator, and the canonical
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+ error-code catalogue. Pure functions over bytes — no I/O, no network, no clock.
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+
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+ ## What it is
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+
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+ This package owns the **bytes**. It builds the exact canonical CBOR that goes on chain under Cardano
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+ metadata label 309, and it decides whether an arbitrary byte string is a structurally valid CIP-309
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+ record. It is the **structural validator** of the three CIP-309 verifier roles: a pure function over
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+ CBOR bytes, with no cryptographic signature checks, no chain resolution, and no decryption — those
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+ belong to the verifier layer in [`@cardanowall/sdk-ts`](https://www.npmjs.com/package/@cardanowall/sdk-ts)
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+ and its byte-parity twins.
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+
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+ Everything here is deterministic and side-effect-free, which is what makes a CIP-309 proof
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+ independently checkable: the same bytes always encode to the same record and validate to the same
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+ result, in any implementation, against shared test vectors.
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+
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+ ## Install
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+
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+ The CIP-309 TypeScript packages are pre-1.0 and not yet published to npm. Build from the workspace:
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+
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+ ```sh
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+ pnpm install
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+ pnpm --filter @cardanowall/poe-standard typecheck
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+ ```
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+
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+ Once published, the install will be:
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+
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+ ```sh
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+ # once published
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+ npm install @cardanowall/poe-standard
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+ ```
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+
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+ ## Quick start
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+
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+ ### Encode a content-first record
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+
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+ ```ts
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+ import { encodePoeRecord, type PoeRecord } from '@cardanowall/poe-standard';
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+
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+ // The content hash is the primary claim; everything else is metadata about it.
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+ const digest = new Uint8Array(32); // the 32-byte SHA-256 digest of your content
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+ const record: PoeRecord = {
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+ v: 1,
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+ items: [{ hashes: { 'sha2-256': digest } }],
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+ };
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+
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+ // Canonical CBOR (RFC 8949 §4.2.1 deterministic encoding) for submission
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+ // under Cardano metadata label 309.
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+ const bytes: Uint8Array = encodePoeRecord(record);
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+ ```
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+
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+ ### Validate any record's bytes — never throws
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+
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+ ```ts
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+ import { validatePoeRecord } from '@cardanowall/poe-standard';
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+
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+ const result = validatePoeRecord(bytes);
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+ if (result.ok) {
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+ // result.record is the decoded PoeRecord.
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+ // result.info / result.warnings carry non-fatal issues (e.g. an
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+ // unsupported-but-tolerated signature algorithm id).
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+ console.log('valid', result.record.v);
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+ } else {
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+ // result.issues is a list of { code, path, message, severity }.
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+ for (const issue of result.issues) {
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+ console.error(`${issue.code} at ${issue.path.join('.')}: ${issue.message}`);
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+ }
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+ }
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+ ```
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+
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+ `validatePoeRecord` never throws: every failure — malformed/non-canonical CBOR, schema mismatch,
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+ registry violation, bad URI, malformed signature entry — is returned as data in a discriminated
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+ `ValidateResult` union. The result is sorted, stable, and identical across the TS/Python/Rust
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+ implementations.
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+
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+ ### Build the bytes a record-level signature covers
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+
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+ ```ts
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+ import { encodeRecordBodyForSigning, type PoeRecord } from '@cardanowall/poe-standard';
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+
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+ const record: PoeRecord = { v: 1, items: [{ hashes: { 'sha2-256': digest } }] };
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+
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+ // record_body = the full record map MINUS sigs. Producers prepend the CIP-309
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+ // domain-separation prefix and wrap the result in a COSE Sig_structure before
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+ // signing with Ed25519 (see @cardanowall/crypto-core for the COSE helper).
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+ const body: Uint8Array = encodeRecordBodyForSigning(record);
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+ ```
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+
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+ ## Records on chain: chunk → validate
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+
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+ The Cardano ledger caps every metadata byte string and text string at 64 bytes, so a CIP-309 record
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+ is stored as an **array of ≤64-byte CBOR-bytes chunks** under label 309, and the metadata map itself
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+ is wrapped in the Conway tag-259 form. A verifier reassembles the chunk array (and unwraps tag-259)
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+ before calling `validatePoeRecord` — the validator operates on the single reconstructed record byte
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+ string. The chunking helpers are exported from the root:
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+
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+ ```ts
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+ import { chunkBytes, bytesChunkArrayConcat } from '@cardanowall/poe-standard';
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+
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+ const chunks = chunkBytes(bytes); // Uint8Array[] of ≤64-byte chunks, for label 309
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+ const whole = bytesChunkArrayConcat(chunks); // reassemble before validate
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+ ```
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+
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+ `chunkUri` / `reconstructChunkedUri` do the same for the chunked URI arrays carried in
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+ `items[i].uris` and `merkle[i].uris`, splitting on UTF-8 codepoint boundaries.
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+
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+ ## API overview
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+
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+ The package root re-exports every group. Subpath imports are available for `./schema`, `./encoder`,
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+ `./validator`, and `./error-codes`.
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+
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+ **Encode** (`@cardanowall/poe-standard/encoder`)
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+ - `encodePoeRecord(record)` — canonical CBOR for chain submission.
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+ - `encodeRecordBodyForSigning(record)` — the `record_body` (full map minus `sigs`) that record-level
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+ COSE_Sign1 signatures sign over.
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+
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+ **Validate** (`@cardanowall/poe-standard/validator`)
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+ - `validatePoeRecord(bytes)` — the structural pipeline: canonical decode → schema parse → cross-field
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+ domain checks. Returns a discriminated `ValidateResult`; never throws.
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+ - `validateCidProfile(cid)` — offline IPFS CID-profile parser (CIDv0 and the CIP-309 CIDv1 multibase
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+ / multicodec / multihash profile).
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+ - `type ValidateResult`, `type ValidationIssue`.
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+
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+ **Error codes** (`@cardanowall/poe-standard/error-codes`)
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+ - `STRUCTURAL_ERROR_CODES` — the codes the structural validator emits (Part A).
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+ - `VERIFIER_ERROR_CODES` — the verifier-layer codes (Part B), re-exported so downstream verifiers
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+ dispatch on a single union without round-tripping through the SDK.
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+ - `ERROR_CODES` — their union; `SEVERITY` / `severityOf(code)` map each to `'error' | 'warning' |
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+ 'info'`. Codes are SCREAMING_SNAKE_CASE and byte-exact across implementations.
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+ - `type ErrorCode`, `type StructuralErrorCode`, `type VerifierErrorCode`, `type Severity`.
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+
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+ **Schema + types** (`@cardanowall/poe-standard/schema`)
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+ - Zod schemas for the full v1 wire surface: `PoeRecordSchema`, `ItemEntrySchema`,
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+ `MerkleCommitSchema`, `EncryptionEnvelopeSchema`, `SlotSchema`, `PassphraseBlockSchema`,
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+ `Argon2idParamsSchema`, `HashesMapSchema`, `HashDigestSchema`, `SigEntrySchema`,
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+ `SupersedesSchema`, `VersionLiteralSchema`, and the `ChunkedBytesArraySchema` / `UriChunkArraySchema`
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+ chunk-array schemas.
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+ - Inferred types: `PoeRecord`, `ItemEntry`, `MerkleCommit`, `EncryptionEnvelope`, `Slot`,
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+ `PassphraseBlock`, `Argon2idParams`, `HashesMap`, `UriChunkArray`, `ChunkedBytesArray`, `SigEntry`,
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+ `Supersedes`.
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+ - Extension-key helpers: `TOP_LEVEL_BASE_KEYS`, `isExtensionKey`, `EXTENSION_KEY_VENDOR_RE`,
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+ `EXTENSION_KEY_COMPANION_RE`.
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+
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+ **Chunking** (re-exported from the root)
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+ - `chunkBytes` / `bytesChunkArrayConcat` — split/reassemble chunked byte strings (COSE_Sign1,
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+ COSE_Key blobs).
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+ - `chunkUri` / `reconstructChunkedUri` — split/reassemble chunked URI arrays on UTF-8 boundaries.
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+ - `type ReconstructUriResult`.
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+
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+ For the exhaustive surface, see `src/index.ts`.
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+
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+ ## The record shape
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+
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+ A `PoeRecord` is content-first and storage-agnostic. The smallest valid record is a single item
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+ committed by its content digest; a record may also (or instead) carry one or more Merkle
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+ list-commitments, an optional `supersedes` link, optional record-level `sigs`, and an optional
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+ sealed-PoE encryption envelope per item:
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+
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+ ```ts
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+ const record: PoeRecord = {
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+ v: 1,
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+ items: [
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+ {
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+ hashes: { 'sha2-256': digest, 'blake2b-256': altDigest },
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+ // Optional plural storage list (chunked URI arrays): ar:// , ipfs://
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+ // Optional `enc` sealed-PoE envelope (slots or passphrase key path)
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+ },
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+ ],
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+ // merkle: [{ alg: 'rfc9162-sha256', root, leaf_count }],
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+ // supersedes: prevTxId32,
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+ // sigs: [{ cose_sign1: [...] }],
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+ };
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+ ```
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+
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+ The validator enforces the CIP-309 registries (hash algorithms, AEAD, KEM, Merkle commitment, and
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+ passphrase-KDF), rejects unauthenticated ciphers by name, pins each KEM's recipient-slot shape, and
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+ guards against publishing private key material on chain.
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+
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+ ## Cross-implementation parity
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+ The encoder and validator are byte-identical across the CIP-309 implementations —
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+ `@cardanowall/poe-standard` (TS), the Python twin, and the Rust crate — validated against the same
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+ shared canonical-CBOR known-answer test vectors. Encoding the same record yields byte-identical CBOR
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+ in every implementation; validating the same bytes yields the same ordered list of issue codes with
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+ the same severities. That parity is what lets a proof published by one tool verify under any other.
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+
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+ ## Standard / service independence
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+ A CIP-309 proof is verifiable from transaction metadata, the optional content bytes, and a public
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+ blockchain explorer — no issuer server is required. This package is the structural half of that
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+ guarantee: given the reassembled record bytes, `validatePoeRecord` decides structural validity
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+ offline, with no trust in the publisher, the gateway, or any domain. Signature verification, chain
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+ resolution, and sealed-PoE decryption (the public and recipient verifier roles) build on top of it
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+ in the SDKs.
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+
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+ ## Relation to the other packages
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+ - **`@cardanowall/crypto-core`** — closed-catalogue cryptographic primitives (hash, KDF, signature,
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+ KEM, AEAD, CBOR, COSE, sealed-PoE, Merkle). Supplies the canonical CBOR codec and COSE decoder this
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+ package builds on.
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+ - **`@cardanowall/poe-standard`** — this package: the CIP-309 wire format (schema, encoder, structural
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+ validator, error codes).
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+ - **`@cardanowall/sdk-ts`** — the browser + Node SDK: the standalone verifier (all three roles), the
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+ gateway-agnostic HTTP client, off-host signing, and seed-derived identity helpers.
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+ - **`@cardanowall/sdk-py`** — the Python SDK: a byte-identical parity twin of `sdk-ts`.
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+ - **`cardanowall`** (Rust crate) — the Rust SDK twin; the `cardanowall` CLI binary builds on it.
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+
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+ ## License
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+
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+ Apache-2.0