Expands SDK support to 8 additional languages/frameworks:
- Java SDK with Maven/OkHttp/Jackson
- Kotlin SDK with Gradle/Ktor/kotlinx.serialization
- Swift SDK with Swift Package Manager/async-await
- C SDK with CMake/libcurl
- C++ SDK with CMake/Modern C++20
- C# SDK with .NET 8.0/HttpClient
- Ruby SDK with Bundler/Faraday
- Rust SDK with Cargo/reqwest/tokio
All SDKs include:
- Tensor operations (matmul, conv2d, attention)
- LLM inference with streaming support
- Model registry, pricing, and usage APIs
- Builder patterns where idiomatic
- Full type safety
Add cross-platform keychain support using the keyring crate for secure
credential storage with biometric authentication (TouchID on macOS,
Windows Hello on Windows, Secret Service on Linux).
- Add keychain module with enable/disable biometric unlock
- Add Tauri commands for keychain operations
- Add Keychain error variant for proper error handling
- Add Java SDK foundation
- Update milestone docs to reflect 95% completion
Adds comprehensive model management and training capabilities:
synor-compute (Rust):
- ModelRegistry with pre-registered popular models
- LLMs: Llama 3/3.1, Mistral, Mixtral, Qwen, DeepSeek, Phi, CodeLlama
- Embedding: BGE, E5
- Image: Stable Diffusion XL, FLUX.1
- Speech: Whisper
- Multi-modal: LLaVA
- ModelInfo with parameters, format, precision, context length
- Custom model upload and registration
- Model search by name/category
Flutter SDK:
- Model registry APIs: listModels, getModel, searchModels
- Custom model upload with multipart upload
- Training APIs: train(), fineTune(), trainStream()
- TrainingOptions: framework, epochs, batch_size, learning_rate
- TrainingProgress for real-time updates
- ModelUploadOptions and ModelUploadResult
Example code for:
- Listing available models by category
- Fine-tuning pre-trained models
- Uploading custom Python/ONNX models
- Streaming training progress
This enables users to:
1. Use pre-registered models like 'llama-3-70b'
2. Upload their own custom models
3. Fine-tune models on custom datasets
4. Track training progress in real-time
VM Integration:
- Add compute module with offloadable operations support
- Enable distributed execution for heavy VM operations
- Support batch signature verification, merkle proofs, hashing
- Add ComputeContext for managing compute cluster connections
- Feature-gated behind 'compute' flag
Hosting Integration:
- Add edge compute module for serverless functions
- Support edge functions (WASM, JS, Python runtimes)
- Enable server-side rendering and image optimization
- Add AI/ML inference at the edge
- Feature-gated behind 'compute' flag
Docker Deployment:
- Add docker-compose.compute.yml for compute layer
- Deploy orchestrator, CPU workers, WASM worker, spot market
- Include Redis for task queue and Prometheus for metrics
- Reserved ports: 17250-17290 for compute services
Add HTTP REST API gateway for Synor Database L2:
- Gateway server with Axum HTTP framework
- API key authentication with permissions and rate limiting
- Full REST endpoints for all database models:
- Key-Value: GET/PUT/DELETE /kv/:key, POST /kv/batch
- Documents: CRUD operations, MongoDB-style queries
- Vectors: embedding insert, similarity search
- Time-series: metrics recording and queries
- Usage metering for billing integration
- CORS and request timeout configuration
All 51 tests passing. Phase 10 now complete (100%).
Add four major optimization modules to synor-vm:
- scheduler.rs: Sealevel-style parallel execution scheduler with access
set declarations, conflict detection, and batch scheduling for 10-100x
throughput on non-conflicting transactions
- tiered.rs: Multi-tier JIT compilation (Cold/Warm/Hot) with LRU caching
and automatic tier promotion based on execution frequency
- compression.rs: Bytecode compression using zstd (40-70% size reduction),
content-defined chunking for deduplication, and delta encoding for
efficient contract upgrades
- speculation.rs: Speculative execution engine with hot state caching,
version tracking, snapshot/rollback support for 30-70% latency reduction
All modules include comprehensive test coverage (57 tests passing).
Add `synor deploy` command group for deploying web applications:
- `synor deploy push` - upload project to Synor Hosting
- `synor deploy init` - create synor.json configuration
- `synor deploy list` - list all deployments
- `synor deploy delete` - remove a deployment
Features:
- synor.json configuration parsing with build/routes/headers
- Framework auto-detection (Next.js, Vite, Astro, Angular, SvelteKit)
- Build command execution with install support
- Multipart file upload to storage gateway
- Deployment name validation with reserved word protection
- Content type detection for 20+ MIME types
Also adds Phase 9 milestone documentation and marks Synor Hosting
as 100% complete in the roadmap.
Add synor-hosting crate for decentralized web hosting with:
- Name Registry: On-chain name→CID mapping with ownership, expiry,
and custom domain linking
- Domain Verification: CNAME/TXT DNS verification for custom domains
- Hosting Router: Host-based routing with SPA support, redirects,
and custom headers
- synor.json: Project configuration for build, routes, and error pages
Users can deploy to myapp.synor.cc and optionally link custom domains.
23 tests passing.
Complete implementation of the Synor Storage Layer (L2) for decentralized
content storage. This enables permanent, censorship-resistant storage of
any file type including Next.js apps, Flutter apps, and arbitrary data.
Core modules:
- cid.rs: Content addressing with Blake3/SHA256 hashing (synor1... format)
- chunker.rs: File chunking for parallel upload/download (1MB chunks)
- erasure.rs: Reed-Solomon erasure coding (10+4 shards) for fault tolerance
- proof.rs: Storage proofs with Merkle trees for verification
- deal.rs: Storage deals and market economics (3 pricing tiers)
Infrastructure:
- node/: Storage node service with P2P networking and local storage
- gateway/: HTTP gateway for browser access with LRU caching
- Docker deployment with nginx load balancer
Architecture:
- Operates as L2 alongside Synor L1 blockchain
- Storage proofs verified on-chain for reward distribution
- Can lose 4 shards per chunk and still recover data
- Gateway URLs: /synor1<cid> for content access
All 28 unit tests passing.
- Add React landing page with TailwindCSS + Framer Motion for synor.cc
- Add Docker deployment configs for explorer-web and website
- Create comprehensive zero-cost deployment plan using:
- Vercel (free tier) for all frontends
- Supabase (free tier) for PostgreSQL
- Upstash (free tier) for Redis rate limiting
- Oracle Cloud Always Free for blockchain nodes (24GB RAM)
- Update Phase 7 documentation with current status
Total estimated cost: $0-1/month for production deployment
- Update bech32 encoding to use Hrp struct and segwit::encode
- Update bip39 to use from_entropy() instead of generate_in()
- Update Mnemonic::parse() instead of parse_in(Language)
- Fix HMAC ambiguity with explicit type annotation
- Add Debug and Clone derives to EncryptedWallet
- Use show_menu_on_left_click() (deprecation fix)
- Add placeholder icons for development builds
Create comprehensive step-by-step tutorials:
- Tutorial 1: Getting Started - node setup, wallet creation, transactions
- Tutorial 2: Building a Wallet - React app with state management, encryption
- Tutorial 3: Smart Contracts - Rust WASM contracts, token example, testing
- Tutorial 4: API Guide - JSON-RPC, WebSocket subscriptions, client building
Each tutorial includes working code examples and best practices.
- Document network overview and confirmation requirements
- Provide node setup instructions with Docker
- Explain address generation for hot/cold wallets
- Detail deposit monitoring via WebSocket and polling
- Document withdrawal transaction building
- Explain hybrid signature format (Ed25519 + Dilithium3)
- Include complete API reference
- Add security recommendations for exchange operations
- Document testnet environment for testing
- Add i18next, react-i18next, and browser language detection
- Create translations for 6 languages: English, Chinese, Spanish, Korean, Japanese, Russian
- Add LanguageSelector component for settings page
- Integrate language selection into Settings page with translated security options
- Language preference persists to localStorage
- Add hardware-wallet.ts with Ledger and Trezor integration
- Create HardwareWalletConnect.tsx component for wallet selection UI
- Add Hardware Wallet section to Settings page
- Support WebHID transport for Ledger (Nano S/X/S Plus)
- Support Trezor Connect for Trezor Model T/One
- Implement hybrid signature flow for hardware wallets:
- Ed25519 signed on hardware device (key never leaves device)
- Dilithium3 requested from server (for post-quantum protection)
Dependencies added:
- @ledgerhq/hw-transport-webhid: WebHID transport for Ledger
- @trezor/connect-web: Trezor Connect integration
Note: Hardware wallets don't support Dilithium3 yet, so the hybrid
signature scheme uses server-side Dilithium signing with Ed25519 proof.
- Add QRCode component using qrcode.react (SVG-based, H error correction)
- Add QRScanner component using html5-qrcode for camera-based scanning
- Update Receive page with real QR code and payment request amount
- Update Send page with QR scan button to auto-fill recipient address
- Support Synor payment URI format: synor:address?amount=X
- Add Dockerfile for web wallet with nginx serving
- Add web-wallet service to docker-compose.testnet.yml (port 17300)
- Fix TypeScript WebCrypto ArrayBuffer type issues
QR features:
- SVG rendering for crisp display at any size
- Error correction level H (30% recovery) for printed codes
- Camera permission handling with user-friendly error states
- Auto-fill amount when scanning payment requests
- Fix health check to use RPC call instead of GET /health
- Update API endpoints to use correct RPC method names:
- synor_getInfo, synor_getMiningInfo, synor_getTips
- synor_getBlockCount, synor_getBlueScore, synor_getBlocksByBlueScore
- Fix response format handling (synor_getTips returns {tips: [...]})
- Add WebSocket endpoint at /ws for real-time updates:
- stats_update events (every second)
- new_block events on block detection
- tip_update events on DAG changes
- Add ws feature to axum and tokio-tungstenite dependency
Implements WASM-compatible Dilithium3 (ML-DSA-65) signatures using the
pure Rust pqc_dilithium crate. This provides NIST Security Category 3
post-quantum signature support for the web wallet.
Changes:
- Add pqc_dilithium dependency with WASM feature
- Create DilithiumSigningKey wrapper for WASM bindings
- Add dilithiumVerify and dilithiumSizes helper functions
- Update tests to work on both native and WASM targets
- Update README to reflect completed Dilithium3 support
Key sizes (Dilithium3 / ML-DSA-65):
- Public Key: 1,952 bytes
- Signature: 3,293 bytes
- Add SYNOR_BOOTSTRAP_PEERS env var for runtime seed node configuration
- Implement secrets provider abstraction for faucet wallet key security
(supports file-based secrets in /run/secrets for production)
- Create WASM crypto crate foundation for web wallet (Ed25519, BIP-39)
- Add DEPLOYMENT.md guide for testnet deployment
- Add SECURITY_AUDIT_SCOPE.md for external security audit preparation
- Document seed node deployment process in synor-network
Security improvements:
- Faucet now auto-detects /run/secrets for secure key storage
- CORS already defaults to specific origins (https://faucet.synor.cc)
- Bootstrap peers now configurable at runtime without recompilation
Fix all Rust clippy warnings that were causing CI failures when built
with RUSTFLAGS=-Dwarnings. Changes include:
- Replace derivable_impls with derive macros for BlockBody, Network, etc.
- Use div_ceil() instead of manual implementation
- Fix should_implement_trait by renaming from_str to parse
- Add type aliases for type_complexity warnings
- Use or_default(), is_some_and(), is_multiple_of() where appropriate
- Remove needless borrows and redundant closures
- Fix manual_strip with strip_prefix()
- Add allow attributes for intentional patterns (too_many_arguments,
needless_range_loop in cryptographic code, assertions_on_constants)
- Remove unused imports, mut bindings, and dead code in tests
A complete blockchain implementation featuring:
- synord: Full node with GHOSTDAG consensus
- explorer-web: Modern React blockchain explorer with 3D DAG visualization
- CLI wallet and tools
- Smart contract SDK and example contracts (DEX, NFT, token)
- WASM crypto library for browser/mobile
