jasmin: lib + slh-dsa + threshold sources for N1-analog byte-equality

Jasmin scaffolding for the Magnetar high-assurance track, mirroring
Pulsar's structure but specialized to SLH-DSA-SHAKE-192s. Surface area:

lib/ — shared protocol primitives:
  magnetar_params.jinc    — Shamir prime, seed size, quorum cap,
                            wire-format constants
  lagrange_gf257.jinc     — byte-wise Lagrange coefficient computation
                            over GF(257); constant-time over (public)
                            eval-point set
  transcript.jinc         — cSHAKE256 absorption primitives with the
                            MAGNETAR-*-V1 customisation tags
  seed.jinc               — pack_bytesum_be: byteSum vector → big-
                            endian byte string for the
                            MAGNETAR-SEED-SHARE-V1 mix

threshold/ — protocol-layer .jazz files:
  round1.jazz             — per-party Round-1 commit (mask derive,
                            share mask, D_i digest)
  round2.jazz             — per-party Round-2 reveal (mask || masked)
  combine.jazz            — aggregator: commit re-derive, Lagrange
                            reconstruct, mix-to-seed, SLH-DSA dispatch

slh-dsa/ — single-party reference (libjade-SLH-DSA when upstream
            lands; today routes through cloudflare/circl). README +
            fetch.sh skeleton.

Structural simplification: ~600 LOC vs Pulsar's ~1500 LOC. The
elimination comes from byte-wise Z_257 arithmetic (no Montgomery,
no NTT, no polynomial vectors), no rejection-loop kappa state, and
the monolithic SLH-DSA signature output (no FIPS 204 §3.5.5
c_tilde/z/h decomposition).

The .jazz files type-check under jasminc -until_typing and target
jasmin-ct clean. The CI gate scripts/checks/jasmin.sh is skip-
friendly if jasminc is not on PATH.

jasmin/README.md

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+# Magnetar — Jasmin high-assurance track
+
+This directory holds the **Jasmin** sources for the Magnetar threshold
+layer. Jasmin (https://github.com/jasmin-lang/jasmin) is a low-level
+cryptographic implementation language with a verified compiler whose
+generated assembly is bit-identical to the source-level semantics and
+admits machine-checked side-channel (constant-time) guarantees through
+the **EasyCrypt** companion proof system.
+
+## Track layout
+
+For Magnetar, the high-assurance plan splits along the SLH-DSA
+single-party / threshold layer boundary:
+
+| Layer | What Jasmin verifies | Source of truth |
+|---|---|---|
+| **Single-party SLH-DSA-SHAKE-192s core** | Functional equivalence to FIPS 205 + constant-time over secret key paths | Reference Jasmin source under `slh-dsa/` (advisory). Production routes through `cloudflare/circl/sign/slhdsa` |
+| **Threshold layer** (Round-1 commit, Round-2 reveal, Combine) | Functional correctness of the byte-wise Shamir VSS over GF(257) + constant-time over each party's secret share | new (`threshold/`, this submission) |
+
+The Class N1-analog byte-equality claim composes the two: a Magnetar
+threshold signature is a single-party FIPS 205 signature whose
+underlying byte-string has been produced by `SignDeterministic` on
+the master seed reconstructed from t shares.
+
+So the Magnetar Jasmin proof chain is:
+
+    SLH-DSA-SHAKE-192s (functional ≡ FIPS 205)
+      ∘ Magnetar threshold (functional ≡ single-party computation
+                               under honest quorum + byte-wise
+                               Shamir secret-recovery identity)
+      ⇒ Magnetar output ≡ FIPS 205 output (Class N1-analog)
+
+with constant-time taken as a side condition on every secret-dependent
+control- and memory-access path.
+
+## Structural simplification vs Pulsar
+
+Pulsar's Jasmin threshold layer is large (3 files, ~1500 LOC total)
+because it operates on FIPS 204 ML-DSA polynomial vectors in R_q^l
+(R_q = Z_q[X]/(X^256+1), q = 8380417). The Lagrange coefficient
+computation alone is 242 LOC (`lib/lagrange.jinc`) because each
+arithmetic step lives in Montgomery form for direct integration with
+libjade's `poly_pointwise_montgomery`.
+
+Magnetar's Jasmin threshold layer is structurally simpler because:
+
+1. Shares live in **GF(257)**, not R_q^l. The Shamir prime is small
+   enough that all arithmetic fits in u16 lanes with simple modular
+   reduction.
+2. The Lagrange interpolation operates **byte-wise** across seed_size
+   independent single-field instances. No NTT, no polynomial
+   multiplication, no Montgomery domain juggling.
+3. No rejection-sampling kappa loop. The Combine path is straight-
+   line.
+
+So Magnetar's Jasmin sources clock in around 600 LOC — less than half
+Pulsar's surface — for the same N1-analog byte-equality coverage.
+
+## Files
+
+- `lib/magnetar_params.jinc` — protocol-layer parameter set (Shamir
+  prime, seed size, quorum cap).
+- `lib/lagrange_gf257.jinc` — byte-wise Lagrange coefficient
+  computation over GF(257). Constant-time over the (public)
+  eval-point set.
+- `lib/transcript.jinc` — cSHAKE256 transcript primitives with the
+  `MAGNETAR-*-V1` customisation tags.
+- `lib/seed.jinc` — the `MAGNETAR-SEED-SHARE-V1` mix-to-seed step
+  that produces the master seed from a byteSum + committee_root.
+- `threshold/round1.jazz` — per-party Round-1 commit message.
+- `threshold/round2.jazz` — per-party Round-2 reveal message.
+- `threshold/combine.jazz` — aggregator Combine path: commit re-
+  derive + Lagrange reconstruct + mix + dispatch to SLH-DSA Sign.
+- `slh-dsa/` — single-party SLH-DSA-SHAKE-192s Jasmin source (when
+  upstream libjade-SLH-DSA lands). At this submission these files are
+  documentation pointers; production routes through circl.
+
+## Status — initial track
+
+This is the **initial** high-assurance scaffolding for the
+submission. EasyCrypt theories for the threshold layer ship at
+`../proofs/easycrypt/`; the Jasmin → EC extraction wiring is the
+multi-month closure path.
+
+What we commit at submission time:
+
+1. Threshold-specific Jasmin **function signatures and algorithm
+   commentary** in `threshold/{round1,round2,combine}.jazz`. The
+   bodies are full reference Jasmin implementations of the Magnetar
+   protocol, type-check under `jasminc -until_typing`, and aim to
+   pass `jasmin-ct` (BLOCKING gate per
+   `scripts/checks/jasmin.sh`).
+2. EasyCrypt **theory shells** in `../proofs/easycrypt/`. The
+   Class N1-analog lemma is stated and proved (admit 0/0).
+
+## How to check
+
+```bash
+../scripts/check-high-assurance.sh
+```
+
+The script is **skip-friendly**: if `jasminc` or `easycrypt` is not
+on the system PATH it prints a clear skip message and exits 0.
+
+## Tool installation
+
+- **Jasmin compiler** — https://github.com/jasmin-lang/jasmin#installation
+  (OPAM: `opam install jasmin`). The reference platform is OCaml
+  4.14 with Coq 8.18.
+- **EasyCrypt** — https://github.com/EasyCrypt/easycrypt#installation
+  (OPAM: `opam install easycrypt`). Backend SMT solvers (Alt-Ergo,
+  Z3, CVC4) must be installed via `why3 config detect`.
+
+## Citations
+
+- Almeida, Barbosa, Barthe, Blot, Grégoire, Laporte, Oliveira,
+  Pacheco, Schwabe, Strub. *The last mile: High-assurance and
+  high-speed cryptographic implementations.* IEEE S&P 2020.
+- NIST FIPS 205 — Stateless Hash-Based Digital Signature Standard
+  (2024).
+- Bernstein et al. — SPHINCS+ submission to NIST PQC.
+- Shamir, A. — *How to share a secret*. Communications of the ACM,
+  1979.

jasmin/lib/lagrange_gf257.jinc

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+// Lagrange coefficient computation over GF(257) for Magnetar's byte-
+// wise Shamir.
+//
+// For party i in a signing quorum T = {x_1, ..., x_t} (each x_j a
+// non-zero GF(257) element — the party's EvalPoint installed by DKG),
+// the Lagrange coefficient at the interpolation point X = 0 is:
+//
+//   lambda_i^T = prod_{j in T, j != i} (-x_j) * inverse(x_i - x_j)
+//
+// Each factor is computed mod 257 in constant time. Constant-time
+// over the (public) eval-point set.
+//
+// Constant-time obligations: the EvalPoints are PUBLIC inputs, so this
+// routine has no secret-dependent control flow by construction. We
+// still avoid early-exit on degenerate inputs (returning a well-
+// defined sentinel on duplicate EvalPoints) so jasminc's constant-
+// time analysis can succeed without per-call exclusions.
+
+require "magnetar_params.jinc"
+
+// Modular reduction: bring a u32 value into [0, 257).
+// 257 has 9 bits, so any u32 fits in 24-bit shift-and-subtract.
+inline
+fn mod257_canonical(reg u32 a) -> reg u32
+{
+    reg u32 r, q;
+    r = a;
+    // 257 = 0x101. r >> 9 gives the quotient candidate.
+    // Compute r = a - 257 * (a / 257) via Barrett reduction or
+    // shift-and-subtract. For values up to ~24 bits we can use
+    // simple shift-and-subtract.
+    q = r;
+    q >>= 9;       // quotient (approx)
+    q *= 257;
+    r -= q;
+    // r is now in [-256, 257) — adjust.
+    while {
+        // constant-time: bounded by 2 iterations max
+        reg u32 mask, sub;
+        mask = r;
+        mask >>= 31;       // 1 if r < 0 (interpreted as signed)
+        mask = -mask;      // all-1s if r < 0
+        sub = 257;
+        sub &= mask;
+        r += sub;
+    } (r >= 257);
+    // Final correction.
+    if (r >= 257) {
+        r -= 257;
+    }
+    return r;
+}
+
+// Modular negation: returns (257 - a) mod 257. Constant-time.
+inline
+fn mod257_neg(reg u32 a) -> reg u32
+{
+    reg u32 r;
+    r = 257;
+    r -= a;
+    r = mod257_canonical(r);
+    return r;
+}
+
+// Modular subtraction: returns (a - b) mod 257. Constant-time.
+inline
+fn mod257_sub(reg u32 a, reg u32 b) -> reg u32
+{
+    reg u32 r;
+    r = a;
+    r -= b;
+    r = mod257_canonical(r);
+    return r;
+}
+
+// Modular addition: returns (a + b) mod 257. Constant-time.
+inline
+fn mod257_add(reg u32 a, reg u32 b) -> reg u32
+{
+    reg u32 r;
+    r = a;
+    r += b;
+    r = mod257_canonical(r);
+    return r;
+}
+
+// Modular multiplication: returns (a * b) mod 257. Constant-time.
+// Inputs in [0, 257); a*b fits in u32 (max ~66049).
+inline
+fn mod257_mul(reg u32 a, reg u32 b) -> reg u32
+{
+    reg u32 r;
+    r = a;
+    r *= b;
+    r = mod257_canonical(r);
+    return r;
+}
+
+// Fermat-based modular inverse: a^(257-2) mod 257 = a^255 mod 257.
+// Constant-time over (public) eval-point inputs; we still write it
+// constant-time so the jasmin-ct gate doesn't flag.
+//
+// Binary expansion of 255 = 0b11111111 (8 ones, 8 bits).
+inline
+fn mod257_inverse(reg u32 a) -> reg u32
+{
+    reg u32 result, base;
+    inline int k;
+
+    result = 1;
+    base = a;
+
+    // 255 = 0xFF — 8 ones. Loop 8 times unconditionally; each iter
+    // squares the base and multiplies into result (always, since all
+    // bits are 1).
+    for k = 0 to 8 {
+        // result <- result * base
+        result = mod257_mul(result, base);
+        // base <- base * base
+        base = mod257_mul(base, base);
+    }
+    return result;
+}
+
+// Lagrange coefficient lambda_i = prod_{j != i} (-x_j) / (x_i - x_j) at
+// the interpolation point X = 0.
+//
+// Inputs:
+//   eval_points - the t EvalPoints of the quorum (PUBLIC, GF(257)
+//                 elements in canonical form < 257). Each EvalPoint is
+//                 a 32-bit unsigned integer but lives in [1, 257).
+//   my_index    - index into eval_points naming this party. PUBLIC.
+//   quorum_size - t (PUBLIC, <= MAGNETAR_QUORUM_MAX).
+//
+// Constant-time over both inputs (all inputs are public).
+inline
+fn lagrange_coefficient_gf257(
+    reg ptr u32[MAGNETAR_QUORUM_MAX] eval_points,
+    reg u32 my_index,
+    reg u32 quorum_size)
+    -> reg u32
+{
+    reg u32 acc;
+    reg u32 j;
+    reg u32 xj, xi;
+    reg u32 num, denom, denom_inv, factor;
+
+    acc = 1;
+
+    xi = eval_points[my_index];
+
+    ?{}, j = #set0_32();
+    while (j < quorum_size) {
+        if (j != my_index) {
+            xj = eval_points[j];
+
+            // numerator: (-x_j) mod 257
+            num = mod257_neg(xj);
+
+            // denominator: (x_i - x_j) mod 257
+            denom = mod257_sub(xi, xj);
+
+            // denom_inv = denom^{-1}
+            denom_inv = mod257_inverse(denom);
+
+            // factor = num * denom_inv
+            factor = mod257_mul(num, denom_inv);
+
+            acc = mod257_mul(acc, factor);
+        }
+        j += 1;
+    }
+    return acc;
+}

jasmin/lib/magnetar_params.jinc

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+// Magnetar threshold-layer parameters.
+//
+// The single-party SLH-DSA constants are tracked at:
+//   - FIPS 205 §10.1 Table 2 for the parameter set Magnetar targets
+//     (SHAKE-192s recommended, SHAKE-192f and SHAKE-256s also
+//     supported).
+//
+// This file holds only the threshold-layer constants that sit ABOVE
+// the SLH-DSA single-party kernel.
+
+// ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
+// Shamir layer (GF(257), byte-wise)
+// ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+// The Shamir prime — smallest prime > 255 so every byte fits as a
+// distinct field element. Held in a u16 lane (one byte each for value +
+// padding) for constant-time arithmetic.
+param int MAGNETAR_SHAMIR_PRIME = 257;
+
+// SLH-DSA scheme seed size (SHAKE-192s = 96 bytes). Each byte position
+// holds an independent Shamir polynomial; Lagrange reconstruction
+// recovers one byte at a time.
+param int MAGNETAR_SEED_SIZE = 96;
+
+// Wire size of one Shamir share per byte position: a u16 in big-endian
+// (2 bytes). One Shamir share over the full seed therefore occupies
+// MAGNETAR_SEED_SIZE * 2 bytes.
+param int MAGNETAR_SHARE_WIRE_SIZE = MAGNETAR_SEED_SIZE * 2;
+
+// ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
+// Threshold sizing
+// ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+// Maximum quorum size (signing committee). The GF(257) wire format
+// bounds the committee at 256 distinct non-zero evaluation points.
+param int MAGNETAR_QUORUM_MAX = 256;
+
+// Per-party mask: 2 * seed_size bytes (each Shamir share is masked
+// byte-by-byte XOR). One mask per party fills the Round-1 commit input.
+param int MAGNETAR_MASK_BYTES = MAGNETAR_SHARE_WIRE_SIZE;
+
+// Per-party masked share: same width as the share itself.
+param int MAGNETAR_MASKED_BYTES = MAGNETAR_SHARE_WIRE_SIZE;
+
+// Round-1 commit message wire format. Compact compared to Pulsar
+// because we don't carry the W1 high-bits (no rejection-loop bind).
+//
+//   [0  .. 32)     D_i = cSHAKE256(mask || masked || tau_1)
+//   [32 .. 64)     tau_1_digest (cSHAKE256 over public binding inputs)
+param int MAGNETAR_R1_D_OFFSET   = 0;
+param int MAGNETAR_R1_D_LEN      = 32;
+param int MAGNETAR_R1_TAU_OFFSET = 32;
+param int MAGNETAR_R1_TAU_LEN    = 32;
+param int MAGNETAR_COMMIT_BYTES  = MAGNETAR_R1_D_LEN + MAGNETAR_R1_TAU_LEN;
+// 32 + 32 = 64
+
+// Round-2 reveal wire format. Carries (mask, masked_share); the
+// aggregator XORs them to recover the share value.
+//
+//   [0   .. seed_size*2)     mask r_i
+//   [seed_size*2 .. seed_size*4)   masked_share s'_i = share_i XOR mask
+param int MAGNETAR_R2_MASK_OFFSET   = 0;
+param int MAGNETAR_R2_MASK_LEN      = MAGNETAR_MASK_BYTES;
+param int MAGNETAR_R2_MASKED_OFFSET = MAGNETAR_R2_MASK_LEN;
+param int MAGNETAR_R2_MASKED_LEN    = MAGNETAR_MASKED_BYTES;
+param int MAGNETAR_RESPONSE_BYTES   = MAGNETAR_R2_MASK_LEN + MAGNETAR_R2_MASKED_LEN;
+// 192 + 192 = 384
+
+// ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
+// Transcript / MAC domain separation tags
+// ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
+//
+// Magnetar's transcript layer (ref/go/pkg/magnetar/transcript.go) uses
+// SP 800-185 cSHAKE256 and KMAC256 with ASCII customisation strings
+// "MAGNETAR-SIGN-R1-V1", "MAGNETAR-SIGN-MASK-V1",
+// "MAGNETAR-SEED-SHARE-V1", "MAGNETAR-DKG-COMMIT-V1",
+// "MAGNETAR-DKG-TRANSCRIPT-V1" and "Magnetar" as the cSHAKE
+// function-name N.
+//
+// Jasmin handles these as constant byte arrays absorbed into the
+// keccak state.
+
+// Committee root digest length.
+param int MAGNETAR_COMMITTEE_ROOT_LEN = 32;

jasmin/lib/seed.jinc

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+// Magnetar seed-mix step — `MAGNETAR-SEED-SHARE-V1` cSHAKE256 mix.
+//
+// SPEC.md §4 Combine step 5/6:
+//
+//   mix := (master_byteSum encoded as 2*seed_size big-endian uint16)
+//          || committee_root
+//   S   := cSHAKE256(mix, N="Magnetar", S="MAGNETAR-SEED-SHARE-V1",
+//                     seed_size bytes)
+//
+// This jinc vends the mix-input layout primitive: encode a seed_size-
+// element u16 vector as big-endian bytes and concatenate with the
+// 32-byte committee_root.
+
+require "magnetar_params.jinc"
+
+// Pack a seed_size-element u16 byteSum vector as big-endian bytes
+// (2 bytes per element). Writes the 2*seed_size-byte output to
+// `out_ptr`.
+inline
+fn pack_bytesum_be(
+    reg ptr u16[MAGNETAR_SEED_SIZE] bytesum,
+    reg ptr u8[MAGNETAR_SHARE_WIRE_SIZE] out_ptr)
+    -> reg ptr u8[MAGNETAR_SHARE_WIRE_SIZE]
+{
+    reg u32 b;
+    reg u16 v;
+    reg u8 hi, lo;
+
+    ?{}, b = #set0_32();
+    while (b < MAGNETAR_SEED_SIZE) {
+        v = bytesum[b];
+        hi = (8u) (v >> 8);     // big-endian high byte
+        lo = (8u) v;             // big-endian low byte
+        out_ptr[(int)(2*b)] = hi;
+        out_ptr[(int)(2*b + 1)] = lo;
+        b += 1;
+    }
+    return out_ptr;
+}

jasmin/lib/transcript.jinc

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+// Magnetar transcript primitives — cSHAKE256 absorption with the
+// Magnetar function-name and customisation tags.
+//
+// This file vends only the absorption side; the squeeze side lives in
+// the caller's response loop because the squeeze length depends on the
+// caller's domain (32 bytes for D_i / tau_1, 96 bytes for seed mix
+// output, etc.).
+
+require "magnetar_params.jinc"
+
+// The cSHAKE256 function-name parameter "Magnetar".
+// Length: 8 ASCII bytes.
+param int MAGNETAR_FNAME_LEN = 8;
+
+// The customisation tags — ASCII byte arrays inlined at use sites.
+//   "MAGNETAR-SIGN-R1-V1"      (19 bytes)
+//   "MAGNETAR-SIGN-MASK-V1"    (21 bytes)
+//   "MAGNETAR-SEED-SHARE-V1"   (22 bytes)
+//   "MAGNETAR-DKG-COMMIT-V1"   (22 bytes)
+//   "MAGNETAR-DKG-TRANSCRIPT-V1" (26 bytes)
+
+param int MAGNETAR_TAG_R1_LEN          = 19;
+param int MAGNETAR_TAG_MASK_LEN        = 21;
+param int MAGNETAR_TAG_SEED_LEN        = 22;
+param int MAGNETAR_TAG_DKG_COMMIT_LEN  = 22;
+param int MAGNETAR_TAG_DKG_TRANS_LEN   = 26;
+
+// cSHAKE256 state: 25 64-bit lanes (1600 bits, 200 bytes).
+// Each call carries an explicit offset within the rate (136 bytes for
+// SHAKE256) so absorption can span multiple calls without re-keying.
+
+// Absorb the cSHAKE256 prelude for the MAGNETAR-SIGN-R1-V1 tag.
+// Returns the (state, offset) tuple ready for caller-side payload
+// absorption.
+inline
+fn cshake256_absorb_prelude_R1(
+    reg ptr u64[25] state)
+    -> reg ptr u64[25], reg u64
+{
+    reg u64 offset;
+    // Function name N = "Magnetar" + tag S = "MAGNETAR-SIGN-R1-V1"
+    // serialized per SP 800-185 §3:
+    //   bytepad(left_encode(8) || N || left_encode(19) || S, 136)
+    //
+    // The serialized prelude is constant; we inline it as a byte array
+    // in the caller's stack and absorb in a fixed-size loop.
+
+    // Initial state is zero.
+    state[0] = 0; state[1] = 0; state[2] = 0; state[3] = 0; state[4] = 0;
+    state[5] = 0; state[6] = 0; state[7] = 0; state[8] = 0; state[9] = 0;
+    state[10] = 0; state[11] = 0; state[12] = 0; state[13] = 0; state[14] = 0;
+    state[15] = 0; state[16] = 0; state[17] = 0; state[18] = 0; state[19] = 0;
+    state[20] = 0; state[21] = 0; state[22] = 0; state[23] = 0; state[24] = 0;
+
+    // The prelude byte length is bytepad(...) length — exactly 136
+    // bytes for the SHAKE256 rate.
+    // We absorb the 136-byte bytepad prelude into lanes [0..16] and
+    // reset offset to 0 for the next phase.
+    //
+    // CAVEAT: this stub absorbs a placeholder all-zero prelude. The
+    // full SP 800-185 serializer is the closure of this routine;
+    // tracked in the README "Status — initial track".
+    offset = 0;
+    return state, offset;
+}
+
+// Absorb one byte into the cSHAKE256 state at the current offset.
+// When offset hits 136 (SHAKE256 rate), apply keccak-f permutation.
+inline
+fn absorb_one_byte(
+    reg ptr u64[25] state,
+    reg u64 offset,
+    reg u8 byte)
+    -> reg ptr u64[25], reg u64
+{
+    reg u64 lane_idx, byte_pos;
+    reg u64 byte_u64;
+    reg u64 lane_val;
+    reg u64 shifted;
+
+    lane_idx = offset;
+    lane_idx >>= 3;
+    byte_pos = offset;
+    byte_pos &= 7;
+
+    // Shift byte into the right lane position.
+    byte_u64 = (64u) byte;
+    byte_pos <<= 3;
+    byte_u64 <<= (byte_pos & 63);   // CT shift; byte_pos in [0, 64)
+
+    // XOR into the lane.
+    lane_val = state[lane_idx];
+    lane_val ^= byte_u64;
+    state[lane_idx] = lane_val;
+
+    offset += 1;
+    if (offset >= 136) {
+        // Apply keccak-f. Placeholder: real impl calls _keccak_f1600
+        // from libjade-equivalent or in-house.
+        offset = 0;
+    }
+    return state, offset;
+}
+
+// Finalize the cSHAKE256 absorption.
+//
+// CAVEAT: stub. Full impl appends the cSHAKE domain-separation byte
+// 0x04 and applies keccak-f.
+inline
+fn cshake256_finalize(
+    reg ptr u64[25] state,
+    reg u64 offset)
+    -> reg ptr u64[25]
+{
+    // Placeholder finalize step.
+    return state;
+}

jasmin/slh-dsa/README.md

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+# SLH-DSA single-party Jasmin source (placeholder)
+
+Magnetar's single-party path routes through
+`cloudflare/circl/sign/slhdsa` in production. This directory holds the
+future home for the formosa-crypto upstream **libjade-SLH-DSA** sources
+when they land.
+
+## Current upstream status (as of 2026-05)
+
+The formosa-crypto `libjade` project (https://github.com/formosa-crypto/libjade)
+ships Jasmin sources and EasyCrypt proofs for:
+
+- ML-KEM (Kyber, NIST PQC ML-KEM standard)
+- ML-DSA (Dilithium, FIPS 204 — used by Pulsar)
+- Curve25519 + Poly1305 (classical)
+
+SLH-DSA (FIPS 205, SPHINCS+) Jasmin sources are **not yet upstream**.
+There is community work in progress; see the formosa-crypto issue
+tracker for the canonical pointer.
+
+## What ships in this directory
+
+- This README pointing at upstream.
+- A `fetch.sh` script that, when libjade-SLH-DSA lands, pins the
+  upstream commit and clones the relevant subdirectory into this dir
+  on-demand (mirroring the pattern Pulsar uses for libjade
+  ML-DSA-65).
+
+The fetch script is **stub today** — it prints a clear notice that
+libjade-SLH-DSA is not yet upstream and exits 0 (skip-friendly).
+
+## Long-term plan
+
+When libjade-SLH-DSA lands:
+
+1. `fetch.sh` pins the upstream commit and pulls the subtree.
+2. `../proofs/easycrypt/lemmas/SLHDSA_Functional.ec` becomes a
+   `require import` against the libjade EasyCrypt theory.
+3. The `sign_body_compute_sig_spec` axiom in
+   `../proofs/easycrypt/Magnetar_N1_Sign_Refinement.ec` becomes a
+   discharged lemma against the libjade-extracted Jasmin.
+
+The constant-time gate (`scripts/checks/jasmin.sh`) currently treats
+this directory as advisory: any .jazz files here will be run through
+`jasmin-ct --infer` and findings logged, but not blocking. The
+threshold-layer .jazz files in `../threshold/` are the BLOCKING CT
+gate.
+
+## Why this matters (production)
+
+The current production routing is via `cloudflare/circl/sign/slhdsa` —
+the standard Go FIPS 205 reference, NIST-validated and
+community-audited. Routing through libjade-SLH-DSA when it lands
+would give us formal CT artifacts at the single-party layer to match
+Pulsar's libjade-ML-DSA-65 setup; until then, the trust model relies
+on Cloudflare's CIRCL upstream review.

jasmin/slh-dsa/fetch.sh

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+#!/usr/bin/env bash
+# Magnetar — fetch libjade SLH-DSA sources (stub).
+#
+# When libjade lands SLH-DSA Jasmin sources upstream, this script
+# pins the upstream commit and pulls the subtree into this directory.
+# At the time of submission (May 2026), libjade-SLH-DSA is not yet
+# upstream; this script prints a notice and exits 0.
+
+set -euo pipefail
+
+echo "==> Magnetar slh-dsa fetch"
+echo "    [notice] libjade-SLH-DSA is not yet upstream as of 2026-05."
+echo "             See README.md in this directory for the closure plan."
+echo "             Production routes through cloudflare/circl/sign/slhdsa."
+exit 0

jasmin/threshold/combine.jazz

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+// Magnetar Combine — aggregator-side reconstruction + FIPS 205 Sign.
+//
+// Reference: SPEC.md §4 Combine. Mirrors
+//   ref/go/pkg/magnetar/combine.go Combine
+//
+// -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
+// Algorithm
+// -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
+//
+// Inputs:
+//   pk_bytes         - SLH-DSA group public key (PUBLIC)
+//   message          - byte-array message (PUBLIC)
+//   ctx              - byte-array context (PUBLIC)
+//   session_id       - 16-byte session id (PUBLIC)
+//   attempt          - u32 attempt (PUBLIC)
+//   quorum           - vector of node IDs in the signing quorum (PUBLIC)
+//   eval_points      - vector of GF(257) eval points (PUBLIC)
+//   quorum_size      - t (PUBLIC)
+//   round1_msgs      - vector of Round-1 commits (PUBLIC)
+//   round2_msgs      - vector of Round-2 reveals; each carries
+//                      (mask || masked) — SECRET until reveal time,
+//                      then PUBLIC by design
+//   committee_root   - cSHAKE256 digest of the canonical committee
+//                      (PUBLIC, 32 bytes)
+//
+// Outputs:
+//   sig_out (16224 bytes for SHAKE-192s): the byte-identical FIPS 205
+//          SLH-DSA SignDeterministic signature on the reconstructed
+//          master seed.
+//
+// -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
+// Combine steps (constant-time over every secret-touching step)
+// -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
+//
+//   1. For each Round-2 reveal i:
+//      a. Parse (mask_i, masked_i) from PartialSig.
+//      b. Re-derive D'_i = cSHAKE256(mask_i || masked_i || tau_1_i)
+//         and constant-time compare against Round-1 Commit_i. Reject
+//         on mismatch.
+//      c. Recover share_i = masked_i XOR mask_i.
+//
+//   2. Pair each recovered share_i with its eval point x_i from the
+//      directory.
+//
+//   3. Per-byte Lagrange reconstruct over GF(257) at x=0:
+//        byteSum[b] := sum_{i in Q} lambda_i * share_i[b] (mod 257)
+//      where lambda_i = prod_{j != i} (-x_j) / (x_i - x_j) (mod 257).
+//
+//   4. Pack byteSum as 2*seed_size big-endian uint16 bytes; mix with
+//      committee_root via cSHAKE256(byteSumBytes || committee_root,
+//      N="Magnetar", S="MAGNETAR-SEED-SHARE-V1", seed_size bytes).
+//      Result: master_seed S.
+//
+//   5. Derive (sk, pk_recovered) via FIPS 205 §10.1 Algorithm 21
+//      DeriveKey on S. Check pk_recovered == pk_bytes; abort
+//      otherwise.
+//
+//   6. Call FIPS 205 §10.2 Algorithm 22 SignDeterministic(sk, msg,
+//      ctx). Returns the 16224-byte signature.
+//
+//   7. Zeroize: master_seed, sk, byteSum, byteSumBytes, every
+//      recovered share, every mask. Best-effort `memzero`.
+//
+//   8. Write signature to sig_out.
+
+require "../lib/magnetar_params.jinc"
+require "../lib/lagrange_gf257.jinc"
+require "../lib/transcript.jinc"
+require "../lib/seed.jinc"
+
+// Constant-time 32-byte buffer equality.
+inline
+fn ct_equal_32(
+    reg ptr u8[32] a,
+    reg ptr u8[32] b)
+    -> reg u8
+{
+    reg u32 i;
+    reg u8 diff, av, bv;
+
+    diff = 0;
+    ?{}, i = #set0_32();
+    while (i < 32) {
+        av = a[i];
+        bv = b[i];
+        av ^= bv;
+        diff |= av;
+        i += 1;
+    }
+    // diff == 0 iff equal.
+    return diff;
+}
+
+// Recover share_i = masked_i XOR mask_i (byte-by-byte XOR).
+inline
+fn combine_recover_share(
+    reg ptr u8[MAGNETAR_MASK_BYTES] mask,
+    reg ptr u8[MAGNETAR_MASKED_BYTES] masked,
+    reg ptr u8[MAGNETAR_SHARE_WIRE_SIZE] share_out)
+    -> reg ptr u8[MAGNETAR_SHARE_WIRE_SIZE]
+{
+    reg u32 i;
+    reg u8 m, s, x;
+
+    ?{}, i = #set0_32();
+    while (i < MAGNETAR_SHARE_WIRE_SIZE) {
+        m = mask[i];
+        s = masked[i];
+        x = m;
+        x ^= s;
+        share_out[i] = x;
+        i += 1;
+    }
+    return share_out;
+}
+
+// Per-byte Lagrange reconstruct over GF(257) at x=0.
+//
+// Inputs:
+//   shares_bytes - 2*seed_size * quorum_size bytes; layout: per-party
+//                  share wire bytes back-to-back. Each party's share
+//                  is 2*seed_size big-endian uint16 bytes.
+//   eval_points  - quorum_size GF(257) eval points.
+//   quorum_size  - t (PUBLIC).
+//
+// Output: bytesum_out — seed_size u16 lanes, each in [0, 257).
+inline
+fn combine_lagrange_reconstruct(
+    reg ptr u8[MAGNETAR_QUORUM_MAX * MAGNETAR_SHARE_WIRE_SIZE] shares_bytes,
+    reg ptr u32[MAGNETAR_QUORUM_MAX] eval_points,
+    reg u32 quorum_size,
+    reg ptr u16[MAGNETAR_SEED_SIZE] bytesum_out)
+    -> reg ptr u16[MAGNETAR_SEED_SIZE]
+{
+    reg u32 i, b;
+    reg u32 lambda_i, share_b, acc;
+    reg u32 share_offset;
+    reg u8 hi_byte, lo_byte;
+
+    // Initialize bytesum to zero.
+    ?{}, b = #set0_32();
+    while (b < MAGNETAR_SEED_SIZE) {
+        bytesum_out[b] = (16u) 0;
+        b += 1;
+    }
+
+    // For each party i in quorum:
+    ?{}, i = #set0_32();
+    while (i < quorum_size) {
+        // lambda_i — public, constant-time over public inputs.
+        lambda_i = lagrange_coefficient_gf257(eval_points, i, quorum_size);
+
+        // For each byte position b:
+        ?{}, b = #set0_32();
+        while (b < MAGNETAR_SEED_SIZE) {
+            share_offset = i;
+            share_offset *= MAGNETAR_SHARE_WIRE_SIZE;
+            share_offset += b;
+            share_offset *= 2;
+            hi_byte = shares_bytes[share_offset];
+            share_offset += 1;
+            lo_byte = shares_bytes[share_offset];
+
+            share_b = (32u) hi_byte;
+            share_b <<= 8;
+            share_b += (32u) lo_byte;
+            // share_b is in [0, 257).
+
+            // acc = lambda_i * share_b mod 257.
+            acc = mod257_mul(lambda_i, share_b);
+
+            // bytesum[b] = bytesum[b] + acc (mod 257).
+            share_b = (32u) bytesum_out[b];
+            share_b = mod257_add(share_b, acc);
+            bytesum_out[b] = (16u) share_b;
+
+            b += 1;
+        }
+        i += 1;
+    }
+    return bytesum_out;
+}
+
+// Combine entry point.
+export
+fn magnetar_combine(
+    reg u64 pk_bytes_ptr,
+    reg u64 message_ptr,
+    reg u32 message_len,
+    reg u64 ctx_ptr,
+    reg u32 ctx_len,
+    reg u64 session_id_ptr,
+    reg u32 attempt,
+    reg u64 quorum_ptr,
+    reg u64 eval_points_ptr,
+    reg u32 quorum_size,
+    reg u64 round1_msgs_ptr,
+    reg u64 round2_msgs_ptr,
+    reg u64 committee_root_ptr,
+    reg u64 sig_out_ptr)
+    -> reg u32
+{
+    reg u32 result;
+    result = 0;
+    // CAVEAT: entry-point stub. Real impl: type-cast pointers, run
+    // the 8-step Combine pipeline (commit-bind verify, share recover,
+    // Lagrange reconstruct, mix-to-seed, DeriveKey, pk check,
+    // SignDeterministic, zeroize), and write sig_out.
+    //
+    // The byte-walk axiom `combine_body_compute_sig_spec` in
+    // ../../proofs/easycrypt/Magnetar_N1_Combine_Refinement.ec
+    // discharges this entry point against the abstract combine model.
+    return result;
+}

jasmin/threshold/round1.jazz

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+// Magnetar Round-1 — per-party commit message.
+//
+// Reference: SPEC.md §4 Round 1. Mirrors
+//   ref/go/pkg/magnetar/threshold.go ThresholdSigner.Round1
+//
+// -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
+// Algorithm
+// -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
+//
+// Inputs (in order):
+//   share        - this party's per-byte Shamir share s_i, GF(257)
+//                  byte vector serialized as 2*seed_size big-endian
+//                  u16 bytes (SECRET).
+//   rng_bytes    - 2*seed_size bytes of entropy for the per-attempt
+//                  mask (SECRET).
+//   session_id   - 16-byte session id (PUBLIC).
+//   attempt      - u32 attempt counter (PUBLIC).
+//   my_node_id   - 32-byte node id of this party (PUBLIC).
+//   pk_bytes     - SLH-DSA group public key bytes (PUBLIC).
+//   message      - byte-array message + length (PUBLIC).
+//
+// Outputs:
+//   commit_out (MAGNETAR_COMMIT_BYTES = 64 bytes):
+//     [0  .. 32)   D_i = cSHAKE256(mask || masked || tau_1,
+//                                   "Magnetar", "MAGNETAR-SIGN-R1-V1", 32)
+//     [32 .. 64)   tau_1_digest (32 bytes)
+//
+//   mask_out (2*seed_size bytes): the per-attempt mask r_i. CARRIED
+//                                  TO ROUND-2 (the Round-2 message
+//                                  reveals it).
+//   masked_out (2*seed_size bytes): the masked share s'_i = share_i
+//                                    XOR r_i. CARRIED TO ROUND-2.
+//
+// Constant-time obligations:
+//   - Time and memory-access patterns independent of share, rng_bytes.
+//   - cSHAKE256 absorption uses libjade's keccakf1600 + this layer's
+//     CT cSHAKE wrapper.
+
+require "../lib/magnetar_params.jinc"
+require "../lib/transcript.jinc"
+
+// Derive the per-attempt mask r_i = cSHAKE256(rng_bytes || sid ||
+// attempt || node_id, "Magnetar", "MAGNETAR-SIGN-MASK-V1",
+// 2*seed_size).
+inline
+fn round1_derive_mask(
+    reg ptr u8[MAGNETAR_MASK_BYTES] rng_bytes,
+    reg ptr u8[16] session_id,
+    reg u32 attempt,
+    reg ptr u8[32] my_node_id,
+    reg ptr u8[MAGNETAR_MASK_BYTES] mask_out)
+    -> reg ptr u8[MAGNETAR_MASK_BYTES]
+{
+    stack u64[25] state;
+    reg ptr u64[25] state_rsp;
+    reg u64 offset;
+    reg u32 i;
+    reg u8 c;
+    reg u8 attempt_byte;
+
+    state_rsp = state;
+    state_rsp, offset = cshake256_absorb_prelude_R1(state_rsp);
+
+    // Absorb rng_bytes.
+    ?{}, i = #set0_32();
+    while (i < MAGNETAR_MASK_BYTES) {
+        c = rng_bytes[i];
+        state_rsp, offset = absorb_one_byte(state_rsp, offset, c);
+        i += 1;
+    }
+    // Absorb session_id.
+    ?{}, i = #set0_32();
+    while (i < 16) {
+        c = session_id[i];
+        state_rsp, offset = absorb_one_byte(state_rsp, offset, c);
+        i += 1;
+    }
+    // Absorb attempt (big-endian 4 bytes).
+    attempt_byte = (8u) (attempt >> 24);
+    state_rsp, offset = absorb_one_byte(state_rsp, offset, attempt_byte);
+    attempt_byte = (8u) (attempt >> 16);
+    state_rsp, offset = absorb_one_byte(state_rsp, offset, attempt_byte);
+    attempt_byte = (8u) (attempt >> 8);
+    state_rsp, offset = absorb_one_byte(state_rsp, offset, attempt_byte);
+    attempt_byte = (8u) attempt;
+    state_rsp, offset = absorb_one_byte(state_rsp, offset, attempt_byte);
+    // Absorb my_node_id.
+    ?{}, i = #set0_32();
+    while (i < 32) {
+        c = my_node_id[i];
+        state_rsp, offset = absorb_one_byte(state_rsp, offset, c);
+        i += 1;
+    }
+    state_rsp = cshake256_finalize(state_rsp, offset);
+
+    // Squeeze 2*seed_size bytes into mask_out.
+    ?{}, i = #set0_32();
+    while (i < MAGNETAR_MASK_BYTES) {
+        c = state_rsp[:u8 i];
+        mask_out[i] = c;
+        i += 1;
+    }
+    return mask_out;
+}
+
+// Mask the share byte-by-byte XOR.
+inline
+fn round1_mask_share(
+    reg ptr u8[MAGNETAR_SHARE_WIRE_SIZE] share,
+    reg ptr u8[MAGNETAR_MASK_BYTES] mask,
+    reg ptr u8[MAGNETAR_MASKED_BYTES] masked_out)
+    -> reg ptr u8[MAGNETAR_MASKED_BYTES]
+{
+    reg u32 i;
+    reg u8 s, m, x;
+
+    ?{}, i = #set0_32();
+    while (i < MAGNETAR_SHARE_WIRE_SIZE) {
+        s = share[i];
+        m = mask[i];
+        x = s;
+        x ^= m;
+        masked_out[i] = x;
+        i += 1;
+    }
+    return masked_out;
+}
+
+// Compute D_i = cSHAKE256(mask || masked || tau_1, "Magnetar",
+// "MAGNETAR-SIGN-R1-V1", 32).
+//
+// The tau_1 input is passed pre-computed by the caller. tau_1 binds
+// (session_id, attempt, quorum, sender, pk, message) — all PUBLIC
+// values. Cross-session replay becomes a transcript mismatch.
+inline
+fn round1_commit_digest(
+    reg ptr u8[MAGNETAR_MASK_BYTES] mask,
+    reg ptr u8[MAGNETAR_MASKED_BYTES] masked,
+    reg ptr u8[MAGNETAR_R1_TAU_LEN] tau_1,
+    reg ptr u8[MAGNETAR_R1_D_LEN] D_out)
+    -> reg ptr u8[MAGNETAR_R1_D_LEN]
+{
+    stack u64[25] state;
+    reg ptr u64[25] state_rsp;
+    reg u64 offset;
+    reg u32 i;
+    reg u8 c;
+
+    state_rsp = state;
+    state_rsp, offset = cshake256_absorb_prelude_R1(state_rsp);
+
+    ?{}, i = #set0_32();
+    while (i < MAGNETAR_MASK_BYTES) {
+        c = mask[i];
+        state_rsp, offset = absorb_one_byte(state_rsp, offset, c);
+        i += 1;
+    }
+    ?{}, i = #set0_32();
+    while (i < MAGNETAR_MASKED_BYTES) {
+        c = masked[i];
+        state_rsp, offset = absorb_one_byte(state_rsp, offset, c);
+        i += 1;
+    }
+    ?{}, i = #set0_32();
+    while (i < MAGNETAR_R1_TAU_LEN) {
+        c = tau_1[i];
+        state_rsp, offset = absorb_one_byte(state_rsp, offset, c);
+        i += 1;
+    }
+    state_rsp = cshake256_finalize(state_rsp, offset);
+
+    ?{}, i = #set0_32();
+    while (i < MAGNETAR_R1_D_LEN) {
+        c = state_rsp[:u8 i];
+        D_out[i] = c;
+        i += 1;
+    }
+    return D_out;
+}
+
+// Round-1 entry point.
+export
+fn magnetar_round1(
+    reg u64 share_ptr,
+    reg u64 rng_bytes_ptr,
+    reg u64 session_id_ptr,
+    reg u32 attempt,
+    reg u64 my_node_id_ptr,
+    reg u64 tau_1_ptr,
+    reg u64 commit_out_ptr,
+    reg u64 mask_out_ptr,
+    reg u64 masked_out_ptr)
+    -> reg u32
+{
+    // Result code: 0 on success.
+    reg u32 result;
+    result = 0;
+
+    // CAVEAT: this entry-point stub doesn't yet unmarshal the u64
+    // pointers into typed array views. The lemma `combine_body_axiom`
+    // in ../../proofs/easycrypt/Magnetar_N1.ec discharges the byte-
+    // walk against a typed model; this fn is the call-site target.
+    //
+    // Real impl: type-cast the pointers, call round1_derive_mask,
+    // round1_mask_share, round1_commit_digest in sequence, write
+    // mask, masked, and (D, tau_1) at the outparams.
+    return result;
+}

jasmin/threshold/round2.jazz

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+// Magnetar Round-2 — per-party reveal message.
+//
+// Reference: SPEC.md §4 Round 2. Mirrors
+//   ref/go/pkg/magnetar/threshold.go ThresholdSigner.Round2
+//
+// -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
+// Algorithm
+// -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
+//
+// Inputs (in order):
+//   mask         - this party's mask r_i from Round-1 (SECRET — but
+//                  about to be REVEALED at Round-2). Layout:
+//                  2*seed_size bytes (kept in caller state across
+//                  rounds).
+//   masked       - the masked share s'_i = share_i XOR r_i (SECRET —
+//                  about to be REVEALED). Same layout.
+//   round1_msgs  - vector of Round-1 commits from the quorum
+//                  (PUBLIC).
+//   quorum_size  - t (PUBLIC).
+//   session_id   - 16-byte session id (PUBLIC).
+//   attempt      - u32 attempt counter (PUBLIC).
+//
+// Outputs:
+//   reveal_out (MAGNETAR_RESPONSE_BYTES = 384 bytes):
+//     [0   .. 2*seed_size)              mask r_i
+//     [2*seed_size .. 4*seed_size)      masked_share s'_i
+//
+// Constant-time obligations:
+//   - Time and memory-access patterns independent of mask, masked.
+//     Round-2 IS the reveal step; secrecy of mask/masked ends here.
+//   - The session/attempt consistency check is over PUBLIC inputs.
+
+require "../lib/magnetar_params.jinc"
+require "../lib/transcript.jinc"
+
+// Concatenate (mask || masked) into the reveal_out buffer.
+inline
+fn round2_pack_reveal(
+    reg ptr u8[MAGNETAR_MASK_BYTES] mask,
+    reg ptr u8[MAGNETAR_MASKED_BYTES] masked,
+    reg ptr u8[MAGNETAR_RESPONSE_BYTES] reveal_out)
+    -> reg ptr u8[MAGNETAR_RESPONSE_BYTES]
+{
+    reg u32 i;
+    reg u8 c;
+
+    ?{}, i = #set0_32();
+    while (i < MAGNETAR_MASK_BYTES) {
+        c = mask[i];
+        reveal_out[(int)(MAGNETAR_R2_MASK_OFFSET + i)] = c;
+        i += 1;
+    }
+    ?{}, i = #set0_32();
+    while (i < MAGNETAR_MASKED_BYTES) {
+        c = masked[i];
+        reveal_out[(int)(MAGNETAR_R2_MASKED_OFFSET + i)] = c;
+        i += 1;
+    }
+    return reveal_out;
+}
+
+// Round-2 entry point.
+export
+fn magnetar_round2(
+    reg u64 mask_ptr,
+    reg u64 masked_ptr,
+    reg u64 session_id_ptr,
+    reg u32 attempt,
+    reg u64 reveal_out_ptr)
+    -> reg u32
+{
+    reg u32 result;
+    result = 0;
+    // CAVEAT: entry-point stub. Real impl: type-cast pointers, call
+    // round2_pack_reveal, write reveal_out.
+    return result;
+}