COR Prover – External Validation Framework
1) What it does
2) High-level flow
Client → [Edge/x402] → Router v2 /validate
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(x402 settle)
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Delegated Session (Cortensor)
├─ k redundant re-inference
├─ PoI (embedding stats)
├─ PoUW (LLM-verifier, rubric)
└─ TaskRoot → SessionRoot update
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Signed Attestation (JWS/EIP-712)
├─ Evidence (IPFS/Arweave)
└─ (optional) 8004 Validation write3) API (REST, v1)
3.1 POST /v1/prover/validate
POST /v1/prover/validate3.2 GET /v1/prover/jobs/{jobId}
GET /v1/prover/jobs/{jobId}3.3 GET /v1/prover/jobs/{jobId}/attestation
GET /v1/prover/jobs/{jobId}/attestation4) Validation methods
4.1 Quantitative (PoI)
4.2 Qualitative (PoUW)
4.3 Rule checks (optional)
5) Proofs & Merkle roots
6) x402 integration (Phase-4 edge)
7) ERC-8004 alignment (optional in Phase-4)
8) MCP tool (mirrors REST)
9) Policies & tuning
10) Security, rate limits, and abuse controls
11) Minimal data model (sketch)
12) Example: hybrid validation (rule → PoI → PoUW)
13) Operational notes
14) Roadmap fit
TL;DR for integrators
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