Specify a webhook-driven task for OpenClaw
Describe event inputs, validation, deduplication, and intended actions before integration work.
Develop Noir (.nr) codebases. Use when creating a project or writing code with Noir.
--- name: noir-developer-e87f5a3cd6da description: Develop Noir (.nr) codebases. Use when creating a project or writing code with Noir. --- # Noir Developer ## Workflow 1. Compile (`nargo compile`) Noir program into ACIR. 2. Generate witness (`nargo execute` or NoirJS execute) based on ACIR and user inputs. 3. Prove using ACIR and witness with the selected proving backend. 4. Verify proof with the selected proving backend. ## Task Patterns ### Environment If the environment is unsupported by `nargo` (e.g. native Windows), guide the user to using GitHub Codespaces (https://noir-lang.org/docs/tooling/devcontainer#using-github-codespaces) or a supported setup (WSL, Docker, or VM). ### Plan Define private inputs, public inputs (if any), and public outputs (if any) for each Noir program. ### Project Creation When creating a Noir project, use `nargo new` or `nargo init` to scaffold it. ### Compilation Use `nargo` (not `noir_wasm`) for compilation; it is the maintained path. ### Validation Run `nargo test` to validate Noir implementations. ### Proving Backend Confirm the proving backend choice before implementation details. If the user selects Barretenberg, read `references/barretenberg.md`. ## References - Run `nargo --help` for the full list of commands. - Read https://noir-lang.org/docs/ for language syntax, dependencies, and tooling. - Proving backends: - For Barretenberg specifics, read `references/barretenberg.md`.--- name: noir-developer-e87f5a3cd6da description: Develop Noir (.nr) codebases. Use when creating a project or writing code with Noir. --- # Noir Developer ## Workflow 1. Compile (`nargo compile`) Noir program into ACIR. 2. Generate witness (`nargo execute` or NoirJS execute) based on ACIR and user inputs. 3. Prove using ACIR and witness with the selected proving backend. 4. Verify proof with the selected proving backend. ## Task Patterns ### Environment If the environment is unsupported by `nargo` (e.g. native Windows), guide the user to using GitHub Codespaces (https://noir-lang.org/docs/tooling/devcontainer#using-github-codespaces) or a supported setup (WSL, Docker, or VM). ### Plan Define private inputs, public inputs (if any), and public outputs (if any) for each Noir program. ### Project Creation When creating a Noir project, use `nargo new` or `nargo init` to scaffold it. ### Compilation Use `nargo` (not `noir_wasm`) for compilation; it is the maintained path. ### Validation Run `nargo test` to validate Noir implementations. ### Proving Backend Confirm the proving backend choice before implementation details. If the user selects Barretenberg, read `references/barretenberg.md`. ## References - Run `nargo --help` for the full list of commands. - Read https://noir-lang.org/docs/ for language syntax, dependencies, and tooling. - Proving backends: - For Barretenberg specifics, read `references/barretenberg.md`.
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