Workshop - Introduction to TEEs on
summary
Shows Flare Smart Accounts bridging XRPL-encoded instructions to per-user contracts and a working Flare Confidential Compute pipeline where developers only change two pieces: the instruction sender smart contract and the TEE extension. Demos use the FC Sign repository with Go and Python handlers for update key / sign ops, encrypting private keys with the TEE public key, signing Flare transactions, and running locally via a Cloudflare tunnel plus a mocked indexer and provided database for the hackathon.
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chapters (15)
- 0:00Introduction
- 0:25What Are Flare Smart Accounts
- 4:02Account Abstraction and XRPL Integration
- 6:06Encoding Custom Instructions
- 7:00What Are Trusted Execution Environments (TEEs)
- 8:18Flare Confidential Compute Architecture
- 9:38Developer Workflow: Smart Contract and TEE Extension
- 10:36TEE Proxy and Firewall Security Model
- 11:06FC Sign Repository Walkthrough
- 12:48Instruction Sender Smart Contract
- 14:04Op Types, Op Commands, and Message Encoding
- 15:52Go TEE Extension: Handlers and Config
- 17:32Local Development Setup for the Hackathon
- 18:35AI Skills for Building TEE Extensions
- 19:07Q&A
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