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noir-developer

Develop Noir (.nr) codebases. Use when creating a project or writing code with Noir.

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Installation

Follow the repository instructions for this skill and your agent. Review the files and dependencies before adding it to your workflow.

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Skill instructions

Noir Developer

Workflow

  1. Compile (nargo compile) Noir program into ACIR.
  2. Generate witness (nargo execute or NoirJS execute) based on ACIR and user inputs.
  3. Prove using ACIR and witness with the selected proving backend.
  4. Verify proof with the selected proving backend.

Task Patterns

Environment

If the environment is unsupported by nargo (e.g. native Windows), guide the user to using GitHub Codespaces (https://noir-lang.org/docs/tooling/devcontainer#using-github-codespaces) or a supported setup (WSL, Docker, or VM).

Plan

Define private inputs, public inputs (if any), and public outputs (if any) for each Noir program.

Project Creation

When creating a Noir project, use nargo new or nargo init to scaffold it.

Compilation

Use nargo (not noir_wasm) for compilation; it is the maintained path.

Validation

Run nargo test to validate Noir implementations.

Proving Backend

Confirm the proving backend choice before implementation details. If the user selects Barretenberg, read references/barretenberg.md.

References

  • Run nargo --help for the full list of commands.
  • Read https://noir-lang.org/docs/ for language syntax, dependencies, and tooling.
  • Proving backends:
    • For Barretenberg specifics, read references/barretenberg.md.

Examples

Read the usage examples in the source repository.

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Source history

Indexed on
2026-03-11
Index updated
2026-03-11
Branch
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