> ## Documentation Index > Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://celoref.mintlify.site/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. # Semaphore validation > Measured SDK, relayer and browser results, with unresolved limits stated separately. The integrated SDK/relayer implementation at source revision `a2255fe` was tested on 17 October 2026. These tests executed the actual SDK and relayer, beyond the earlier isolated feasibility spikes. All records were synthetic; all writes used a throwaway Tiramisu wallet. This is test evidence for an experimental implementation. The upgrade was not published or deployed by the integration work, and no independent security audit was performed. ## Integrated results | Check | Observed result | | - | - | | Offline suite | 46 passed, 0 failed on Node 22.23.3 | | Live/browser integration | 32 checks passed, including eight receipt checks | | SDK build and typecheck | Passed | | Existing frontend production build | Passed | | Compiled package import and dry run | Passed; module, declarations, worker and guide included | | Node full write/recovery | 23,830.97 ms | | Browser full write and decryption | 28,856.50 ms; headless Chrome 154.0.8037.100 | | Final eight-transaction gas | 0.001851494003702988 testnet GLM, reconciled against the balance delta | | Temporary test frontend | Removed after testing; existing demo preserved | Times include proof generation, RPC, transaction waits and readback; they are not pure proving benchmarks. Browser artifacts were self-hosted with matching pinned SHA-256 digests. The browser used a recovery-backed WorkerVault, not a physical passkey or mobile device. Versions were Arkiv 0.8.1, viem 2.57.4, Semaphore 4.14.4, Vite 8.3.4 and Playwright 1.64.1. ## Boundaries exercised * Empty-group creation, minimum-size enforcement, enrollment and historical snapshots after appending. * Normal SDK encrypted writes, one-time ownership transfer, readonly creation and ownership challenges. * Recovery from an injected failed acknowledgement after confirmation, without resending. * Real browser-worker proof generation, submission and decrypted record discovery. * Invalid proof, missing proof, owner substitution, malformed JSON and replay rejection. * Independent proof/content verification and chronological selection of a same-nullifier winner. * Deletion and actual expiry preserving spent state without promoting a later duplicate. * An actual process exit after durable reservation, corrupt/stale-locked journals and fail-closed recovery. * Uncertain sends without batch splitting/retries, known hash retention and final anonymity checks. * Typed verification unavailability rather than silently returning an empty feed. ## Remaining work | Area | Limit | | - | - | | Credential admission | No combined production Aadhaar/email adapter | | Coordination | Shared journal coordinates one host; cross-host consensus is not implemented | | Recovery | Uncertain admissions and stale locks require operator reconciliation | | History | Complete RPC history is required; long-lived deployments need a durable index | | Dependencies | npm audit reported 13 advisories: 4 moderate, 9 high; no exploitability review or forced downgrade performed | | Devices | No physical passkey/mobile validation for this integration | | Privacy | Public group/scope/nullifier, metadata, timing and network observations remain | Node tests also emitted a `MaxListenersExceededWarning` about 15 socket `unpipe` listeners. Its source was not diagnosed. Proving workers kept an early Node test process alive after assertions; the test runner uses an explicit force-exit after tests and the integration driver exits after cleanup. Vite warned about existing `__dirname` and browser-externalized `crypto` imports; the build and actual worker flow passed. These observations are not silently treated as resolved. See [security](/operations/security), [operating Semaphore](/operations/semaphore) and the [module reference](/reference/semaphore). This documentation is built and hosted on [Mintlify](https://mintlify.com), a developer documentation platform.