The two PDFs are another company's slide decks, 12M of them, kept only so a
resources list could link to them. The CONCRETE entry had already had its
title rewritten, so it named a paper that does not exist under that name —
a citation that does not match the work it points at is not a citation.
An earlier rename rewrote the org out of these URLs, leaving a bibliography
that pointed at github.com/luxfhe-ai — an account that does not exist — and
one link containing a space. They referenced talks and whitepapers we do not
host, so there is nothing here to repoint them at.
All FHE backend infrastructure (Torus compiler, ML SDK, TFHE runtime,
KMS, FHEVM) lives under the luxfhe org. luxfi/* repos are reserved for
the Lux-blockchain integrated surfaces (precompiles, coprocessor, core
FHE Go library).
Removes:
docs/workshop/fhevmjs/ (Zama JS package name; reencrypt + ABI demo)
docs/workshop/pyfhevm/ (Python wrapper around fhevm-tfhe-cli)
Both directories shelled out to upstream tooling that isn't part of
the Lux stack — fhevmjs (Zama's JS SDK) and fhevm-tfhe-cli (Zama's
CLI for TFHE-rs). The clients were also broken on a clean checkout
since neither tool ships with this repo.
Workshop Solidity examples are unchanged (erc20.sol +
eip712-reencrypt.sol — these are stable references). README is
replaced with a placeholder pointing at the Torus compiler /
Lux FHE Coprocessor as the canonical client path; we will re-add
the workshop client when Torus ships.
Naming map followed for replacement copy:
Lux FHE — umbrella product
Lux FHEVM — canonical EVM product
Lux FHE Precompiles, Coprocessor, GPU
Torus — compiler / framework brand
Detailed invention disclosures are sensitive pre-filing material. Moved to
lux-private/patents to preserve international filing rights (EU/JP/KR/CN
absolute-novelty rule). Cross-ref: github.com/lux-private/patents/bundles/
- Remove old Go FHE code (now in lux/fhe)
- Remove old Zama compatibility layers
- Update CI for TypeScript/JS SDK only
- This repo is now purely the @luxfhe npm package ecosystem
BSD-3-Clause-Research License: Pure Go TFHE implementation with
patent-pending innovations including deterministic FHE for blockchain
consensus, transaction-batch amortized bootstrapping, and parallel
bootstrapping with work-stealing scheduler.