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Run 218 · re-run · No violation · Attested on NEAR · Antibody

Run · re-run · program 12

Run 218

A re-run of commit 60's proof at round 15's code and rules: it breaks nothing, so the fix stops it.

No violationAttested on NEAR

What the enclave answered

The run as near-antibody records it: every hash below is checkable against NEAR.

Mode: rerun
A re-run of a paid proof, a duplicate or a gap claim at a newer round's code and rules.
Kind: No violation
Keys: none: at this round's code it breaks no rule
Impact: not published for a re-run
A re-run runs the project's fix against a proof it may not have paid for: its facts name only the keys that still break, never the impact or the harm.
Level: Attested on NEAR
Receipt sha256: 2dd7fa878e1b5906…, receipt sha256: 2dd7fa878e1b5906398a1958d937684db2f5d3a3629cf23907dc8b739bf47219
Request sha256: a6aaa1899417813b…, request sha256: a6aaa1899417813ba419517cbb15afbc5f14de968bdc7c4d15843e300100bf48
The SHA-256 of the input near-antibody sent the enclave: its result and its attestation bind to the same bytes.
Output sha256: 16654e074ae3ac54…, output sha256: 16654e074ae3ac540611bffd579e106691a4d17b1b2100f47481340780e50477
The SHA-256 of the facts near-antibody received: the TDX quote binds it.
Mode extras: none
Started: 2026-11-09 03:08:51 UTC82wA3wSP…, NEAR transaction: 82wA3wSPqNWiX1ykC4n3uTBgJVvL6viiavcGfCxGRnJb, opens an explorer in a new tab
Answered: 2026-11-09 03:09:06 UTC15 s after it was requested82wA3wSP…, NEAR transaction: 82wA3wSPqNWiX1ykC4n3uTBgJVvL6viiavcGfCxGRnJb, opens an explorer in a new tab
Commit: Commit 60
Program: Program 12round 15
Paid for by: keeper.antibody.testnet, account: keeper.antibody.testnet our account

No violationno rule broken

receipt 2dd7fa878e1b…

Timeline

Every step is a NEAR transaction, timed by block from commit 60's block.

0.0 s (the commit's block)
Committed
A sealed proof and a 0.001 wNEAR bond, by our fixture agent F (agent-f.antibody.testnet). Nobody, the project included, can read it before its verdict.
9KvRqDuY…, NEAR transaction: 9KvRqDuYBubWDTX9ArbrExifpq5PNKw7xdAsFG6BYYn, opens an explorer in a new tab2026-11-0817:14:42 UTC · block 276,804,942
9.9 h later
+9.9 h after the commit's block
Re-run requested at round 15's fix · run 218
At a proposed fix, the keeper re-runs every paid proof (the release gate holds only if all of them fail against it) and every duplicate and gap claim (the fix may promote them).
82wA3wSP…, NEAR transaction: 82wA3wSPqNWiX1ykC4n3uTBgJVvL6viiavcGfCxGRnJb, opens an explorer in a new tab

How it is checked

Three levels, each a check you can run yourself. The first two decide payouts; the zero-knowledge proof sits beside them.

Enclave verdictreached

What the enclave answered

OutLayer's operator delivered the enclave's output to near-antibody: No violation, receipt 2dd7fa878e1b…, receipt sha256: 2dd7fa878e1b5906398a1958d937684db2f5d3a3629cf23907dc8b739bf47219. On this result alone, a submission is settled only after its challenge window.

Delivered in 82wA3wSP…, NEAR transaction: 82wA3wSPqNWiX1ykC4n3uTBgJVvL6viiavcGfCxGRnJb, opens an explorer in a new tab

Check it yourself

antibody status --run 218

The raw record

Exactly what the API read from near-antibody's get_run view, for your own tools.

The run as near-antibody stores it (JSON)

get_run {"run_id": 218}

{
  "commit": 60,
  "id": 218,
  "mode": "rerun",
  "outcome": {
    "Answered": {
      "at": 1794193746,
      "facts": {
        "extra": "None",
        "impact_usd_micro": "0",
        "keys": [],
        "kind": "NoViolation",
        "protected_harm_usd_micro": "0",
        "reason": null,
        "receipt_sha256": "2dd7fa878e1b5906398a1958d937684db2f5d3a3629cf23907dc8b739bf47219"
      },
      "output_sha256": "16654e074ae3ac540611bffd579e106691a4d17b1b2100f47481340780e50477",
      "tier": "T1"
    }
  },
  "payer": "keeper.antibody.testnet",
  "program": 12,
  "request_sha256": "a6aaa1899417813ba419517cbb15afbc5f14de968bdc7c4d15843e300100bf48",
  "round": 15,
  "signer": "keeper.antibody.testnet",
  "started_at": 1794193731
}

Attested on NEARreached

Its Intel TDX quote, verified on NEAR

OutLayer's attestation names the pinned verifier wasm and the sha256 of the request near-antibody sent and of the output it received; NEAR's DCAP verifier accepted the run's Intel TDX quote over it. A re-run's result counts only once its run is attested on NEAR.

Attested in 6M3EDbEo…, NEAR transaction: 6M3EDbEowT5w9DtrHddjGHqg5f8rkbMfwHgfxfAzUmVb, opens an explorer in a new tab

Check it yourself

tx 82wA3wSPqN… · NEAR archival RPC

antibody tee check --request-id <the run's OutLayer request>

outlayer-verify tx 82wA3wSPqNWiX1ykC4n3uTBgJVvL6viiavcGfCxGRnJb

view bounty.antibody.testnet.get_run({"run_id":218})

Holds if: the run is attested: its quote was verified on NEAR

Zero-knowledge proofno record yet

A zero-knowledge proof of the verdict

near-t2 has no record of this run yet. A zero-knowledge proof re-runs a disclosed proof, so it follows disclosure, or a published key; a practice try sealed with the public practice key is proven by our prover service with nothing handed over.

Check it yourself

antibody zk status --run 218

How the zero-knowledge proof works (docs/zk.md)