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Triton VM

Triton VM is a Turing-complete Rust virtual machine with an instruction set architecture, Algebraic Execution Tables and Arithmetic Intermediate Representations designed for a STARK proof system. It executes programs and supports generating or verifying proofs of computational integrity, including recursive verification of proofs inside the VM.

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Practical overview

When it fits

Use Triton VM when program execution needs to be paired with STARK-based computational-integrity proofs, or when recursive verification is an important design requirement.

Who it is for

  • Developers building verifiable-computation systems.
  • Teams needing a STARK proof-generation or proof-verification component.
  • Rust developers evaluating a virtual-machine library or related command-line workflow.

Documented uses

  • Execute Triton assembly programs.
  • Generate proofs that a program produced an output from specified inputs.
  • Verify computational-integrity proofs.
  • Recursively verify proofs by running verification computation inside Triton VM.
  • Profile execution performance.
Before you choose

Requirements & limits

The repository is public and identifies Rust as its primary language. It displays MIT and Apache-2.0 license badges. The project provides CLI, self-hosted and server-oriented infrastructure paths in its technical classification.

  • Recursive STARK verification is a defining capability described by the project.
  • The documented toolchain separates writing programs through Triton TUI, command-line execution and proof workflows through Triton CLI, and library integration through examples.
  • The online specification covers the VM instruction set and arithmetization, with a self-hosting option also documented.
  • The project warns that planned internal changes may affect interfaces and the instruction-set architecture.

Check current requirements in the official documentation. Source-based guidance does not mean OpenViST has run or independently tested this project.

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3 October 2026
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