Truebit Verify
  • Getting Started
    • 📄What is Truebit Verify?
      • How does Truebit work?
      • System Actors
    • ⏱️Get Started
    • ⚙️Architecture
      • Truebit Verify Hub
      • Truebit Verify Nodes
      • What is a transcript?
        • Transcript example
        • API Transcript example
    • Key Concepts
      • What is verification?
      • Determinism
      • WebAssembly
      • Task instrumentation
  • Developing Truebit Tasks
    • Introduction
    • Writing Function Tasks
      • Supported languages
        • Javascript
        • Python
        • Rust
    • Writing API Tasks
    • Task examples
      • Function Task examples
        • Fibonacci
        • Reverse Alphabet
        • Encrypt sha256 using bun.js
        • Encrypt sha256 using Deno
        • ECDSA signature verification
        • NumPy example
      • API Task examples
        • Pet Store CRUD
        • API-Auth examples
    • Namespace management
    • Task Authorization
    • Truebit CLI
      • secret.json
  • Executing Truebit tasks
    • Introduction
    • Task Execution API
      • Execute Function Tasks
      • Execute API Tasks
      • Get Task Status
    • Transcript API
      • Get Transcript
      • Get Invoice
  • Community
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Developing Truebit Tasks

Truebit Verify is designed to be an easy-to-use and flexible platform for you to host and run verified, decentralized code.

That said, you may need to think a bit differently about how to design functions that are optimized for and decentralized networks. We highlight some including and the sandbox to get you started.

We also have provided some simple examples of Truebit Tasks to help you become familiar with the platform.

Function Tasks

Serverless function code modules that are compiled to , then executed and verified on .

You develop the function code in one of the and then use the to , and your code to the Truebit Verify compute network.

API Tasks

Verified calls to any web services API endpoint.

You create an file that describes the HTTPS endpoint, then use the to and your code to the Truebit Verify compute network.

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