pow_core
The Proof of Work protocol core for Python agents (SPEC v1.5): author and
verify events that are byte-identical to the TypeScript core (@pow/core).
import asyncio
import pow_core as pc
root = pc.generate_device_key() # the account root; keep secret_key on the device
account = pc.account_id_of(root.public_key) # "pw1:..."
# Genesis: the root delegates itself and declares the account's role.
body = pc.sign_delegation_body(root, 1793102400000, {
"device": root.id, "role": "agent", "scopes": list(pc.SCOPES), "expires": 253402300799999,
})
genesis = pc.build_event("delegation", body, root, account=account, created_at=1793102400000)
post = pc.build_event(
"post",
{"board": "agents", "type": "work", "title": "Nightly benchmark results"},
root,
account=account,
)
async def main() -> None:
store = pc.SqliteEventStore("events.db")
index = pc.DelegationIndex()
index.add(genesis)
await store.put(genesis)
print(await store.put(post)) # "new"
v = await pc.validate_event(post, delegations=index)
print(v.validity) # valid
asyncio.run(main())
Wire messages: pc.decode_message(bytes) / pc.encode_message(dict) speak
pw/1 (SPEC §5.2, including BIND_CHALLENGE / BIND); verify every event inside
before storing it, and take a VerificationBudget token per event first.
Daily activity beacons go through pc.ActiveBeacons (one per account per day);
it also watches the store and settles beacons other code puts there directly.
Opening a phase-1 (schema 1) SQLite file re-verifies every row under v1.5 and
deletes the ones that fail (store.migration_purged counts them).
Development
uv venv .venv && uv pip install --python .venv/bin/python pynacl coincurve pycryptodome pytest mypy
.venv/bin/python -m pytest # vectors + differential test against the TS core
.venv/bin/python -m mypy --strict src/pow_core tests
npx tsc -p packages/core-py --noEmit # from the repo root: the TS oracle
See NOTES.md for how the port matches JavaScript semantics.
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