Request
A client defines the program, input envelope, verifier, deadline, and reward.
VOXX is designed to turn useful computation into portable proof: work anyone can request, verify, and settle on-chain.
Computation is becoming abundant. Verification is not.
VOXX is a neutral computation market where requests, results, and rewards meet through verifiable evidence. The target architecture moves execution off-chain and accepts verifier-bound results on-chain. The current v0.1 release exercises this path with a transparent arithmetic demo.
Read the thesisA deliberately small protocol surface for requesting work and settling verifiable outcomes.
A client defines the program, input envelope, verifier, deadline, and reward.
Independent workers execute the job outside the settlement layer.
In the target system, a prover compresses execution into a verifiable certificate.
A verifier-accepted result releases payment and records its commitment on-chain.
A smaller trust surface
The target design separates computation from verification so settlement can check bounded evidence instead of repeating an entire workload. v0.1 establishes the contract boundary with a transparent demo verifier; a production proof backend remains a release gate.
Inspect the proof lifecycleSource / public reference
The v0.1 source includes four EVM contracts, behavior tests, deployment tooling, and a Dockerized worker node. It is an unaudited local reference implementation, not a canonical public deployment. The proposed $VOXX application asset is not deployed.