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Add retouches for attestor docs.

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    • Updated the protocol overview with a refreshed title and streamlined description to emphasize broader decentralization.
    • Enhanced the clarity of the decentralized proof process by outlining each step and adding a note about contracts deployed on the Moca chain.
    • Removed a specific application example to focus on general applicability.
    • Improved local development instructions by providing clearer guidance and a direct repository link.

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This pull request updates documentation in the attestor decentralization section. It enhances the attestor contracts document by noting that contracts are already deployed on the Moca chain and by detailing the step-by-step Decentralized Proof of Possession (PoP) process. The index page sees a title and description update to reflect a broader decentralization overview while removing a specific Gmail example. Finally, the local development instructions improve clarity by including an explicit Git clone command and a direct repository link.

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File(s) Change Summary
content/.../attestor-contracts.mdx Added a sentence on contracts being deployed to the Moca chain; introduced detailed, step-by-step instructions for the Decentralized Proof of Possession process; adjusted formatting for clarity.
content/.../index.mdx Updated title and description to emphasize a broader decentralization overview; removed the specific "Example: Proving Gmail Access" section.
content/.../local-development.mdx Revised description from an imperative to a gerund form; enhanced cloning instructions by including a direct link and the specific Git clone command.

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sequenceDiagram
    participant U as User
    participant PS as Proof System
    U->>PS: Initiate Claim Task Request
    PS->>PS: Select Attestor
    PS->>PS: Execute zkTLS Protocol
    PS->>PS: Submit Proof & Reach Consensus
    PS->>PS: Package & Verify Proof
    PS-->>U: Confirm Proof Storage
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Possibly related PRs

  • Attestor docs #37: Addresses similar updates by detailing the PoP process and decentralization architecture, aligning closely with the modifications in this PR.

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content/docs/attestor-decentralization/attestor-contracts.mdx (1)

28-45: Comprehensive PoP Process Description
The "Decentralized Proof of Possession (PoP)" section now outlines the process step by step, which adds significant clarity regarding the workflow. Ensure that the numbering and punctuation remain consistent for optimal readability.

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content/docs/attestor-decentralization/local-development.mdx (2)

3-3: Description Update Clarity
The description now reads “Running an attestor locally” which shifts from an imperative tone to a more descriptive, gerund-based form. This enhances readability and sets a clear context for the instructions that follow.


20-21: Enhanced Cloning Instructions
The instructions now include a direct link to the attestor-core repository along with the exact git clone command. This addition improves clarity for developers and ensures they have precise guidance on how to retrieve the repository.

content/docs/attestor-decentralization/attestor-contracts.mdx (2)

10-10: Added Deployment Context for Contracts
The new sentence clearly indicates that the contracts are already deployed to the Moca chain. This added detail helps users understand the current deployment environment. Please verify that “Moca chain” is the intended and correct blockchain network name.


56-57: Clear Repository Link in Try It Section
The updated line providing a direct link to the contracts on GitHub is concise and useful. It guides developers to the correct resource. Consider validating the URL periodically to ensure it remains current.

content/docs/attestor-decentralization/index.mdx (3)

3-3: Updated Page Description
Changing the description to “Reclaim Decentralization Overview” aligns the document’s metadata with the updated focus. This change aids in conveying the new thematic direction of the docs.


8-8: Refined Introductory Summary
The revised introductory statement now emphasizes multi-attestor verification, economic incentives, and anonymity. This summary succinctly captures the decentralization goals and provides a solid overview for the reader.


45-47: Clarified Explanation in “How It Works” Section
The updated description for the proxied API request now states, “The user initiates an API request to a service, routed through an attestor node.” This phrasing is clear and sets a proper context for the following steps.

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