Build CRE workflows using Chainlink Privacy Capabilities
summary
Chainlink Runtime Environment runs off chain workflows written in TypeScript or Go that compiles TypeScript/Go to WebAssembly and executes them across the decentralized oracle network with consensus; a hello world fits ~28 lines. Triggers schedule or respond to HTTP or contract events and capabilities include on‑chain reads/writes, AI agent orchestration and Confidential HTTP requests that use enclaves plus a Vault Doll secret store. There are hackathon bounties: two CRE prizes of $2K, two privacy prizes of $1K and a Compliant Private Token Transfer option with an Access Control Engine for rules.
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chapters (14)
- 0:00Introduction
- 0:47Speaker Introductions
- 1:23Hackathon Bounties Overview
- 3:34Chainlink Agent Skills and MCP Server
- 5:41What Is Chainlink Runtime Environment (CRE)
- 6:35CRE Core Concepts: Workflows
- 7:57Hello World Workflow Example
- 8:20CRE Core Concepts: Triggers
- 9:01CRE Core Concepts: Capabilities
- 9:27Chainlink Privacy Features Overview
- 10:31Confidential HTTP Requests and Enclaves
- 11:57Compliant Private Token Transfer
- 12:39Access Control Engine (ACE)
- 13:49Q&A
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