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PotOConsensus

Struct PotOConsensus 

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pub struct PotOConsensus {
    pub engine: Box<dyn TensorEngine>,
    pub challenge_gen: ChallengeGenerator,
    pub mml_validator: MMLPathValidator,
    pub neural_validator: NeuralPathValidator,
}
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The PoT-O consensus engine. Orchestrates challenge generation, tensor computation, MML validation, and neural path matching.

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§engine: Box<dyn TensorEngine>§challenge_gen: ChallengeGenerator§mml_validator: MMLPathValidator§neural_validator: NeuralPathValidator

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impl PotOConsensus

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pub fn new(difficulty: u64, max_tensor_dim: usize) -> PotOConsensus

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pub fn generate_challenge( &self, slot: u64, slot_hash: &str, ) -> Result<Challenge, TribeError>

Generate a new challenge from the latest Solana slot data.

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pub fn mine( &self, challenge: &Challenge, miner_pubkey: &str, max_iterations: u64, ) -> Result<Option<PotOProof>, TribeError>

Attempt to mine a proof for a given challenge. Iterates nonces until both MML and neural-path constraints are satisfied, or max_iterations is hit.

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pub fn verify_proof( &self, proof: &PotOProof, challenge: &Challenge, ) -> Result<bool, TribeError>

Verify a proof offline (same checks the on-chain program performs).

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pub fn expected_paths_and_calcs(&self, challenge: &Challenge) -> (u64, u64)

Expected path and calc counts for this challenge (for status dashboard treemap).

  • expected_paths: length of the neural path signature (deterministic per challenge).
  • expected_calcs: 1 + difficulty (one base tensor op plus difficulty-derived steps).
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pub fn engine_stats(&self) -> EngineStats

Expose a read-only view of engine stats via the TensorEngine abstraction.

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pub fn compute_proof_hash( challenge_id: &str, tensor_result_hash: &str, mml_score: f64, path_signature: &str, nonce: u64, ) -> String

Compute the deterministic proof hash: sha256(challenge_id || tensor_hash || mml_score || path_sig || nonce)

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