WAX's goal is to deliver set of production-ready components that help developers easily utilise cryptographic primitives in smart accounts

We seek to achieve this with a three pronged approach:

1. Showcase, via examples, the benefits of cryptographic primitives in smart accounts
   • including examples of novel use cases that compose smart account modules
2. Develop an easy-to-use opinionated SDK ("EthDK") that makes integrating these benefits easy for non-web3 devs
3. Provide a focused dev environment for the integration of more primitives into smart accounts

The showcase dApps are comprised of application specific code (pink) that leverages the EthDK (yellow). The EthDK contains the off-chain companion of corresponding on-chain cryptographic primitives (grey). Existing smart accounts will be used to demonstrate integration of the primitives in 4337-compatible verification logic.

Diagram: current explorations and proposed development

• The green areas are WAX's focus.
• Within the EthDK there will be additions that enable projects to readily adopt novel features.
• On-chain, between smart contracts and primitives, the verification data+logic will be designed to be composable. Smart accounts can then dynamically benefit from more than one primitive, and this will be developed in sync with broader smart account modularisation.

You're a web dev and want to bring the latest web3 capabilities to your product/users. Here you will not only find 'hello world' wrappers of base primitives, but also composite examples highlighting novel product features.

The EthDK repo is useful for:

• non-web3 builders wanting to leverage the latest smart account capabiltiies
• SDK devs who also want to support interaction with the bleeding edge of smart account verification capabilities

You're a smart account dev and would like to integrate new primitives New verification schemes are integrated into existing open smart accounts here. This is where modularised byte verification is developed.

You've built a cryptographic primitive, and would like to integrate it as a smart account validation mechanism. Use this to battle-test your primitive in isolation towards smart account integration (via modular verification).