Delegated Proving

Zero-knowledge proof generation is computationally expensive. Delegated proving lets you send the proving work to a specialized service while keeping the transaction data private.

The flow works like this:

1. Your agent or application prepares the transition inputs locally
2. The proving request is sent to a delegated prover
3. The prover generates the proof and returns it
4. Your agent submits the complete transaction (inputs + proof) to the network

This is especially important for lightweight agents running on cloud instances, edge devices, or within sandboxed environments where local proof generation would be impractical.