Research workflows for crypto
Twelve focused skills for researchers working on cryptographic constructions and papers, especially secure multiparty computation and zero-knowledge proofs. Formulate research questions, trace literature claims to primary sources, draft and minimally edit technical prose, and examine security arguments under their stated definitions and assumptions. More
Skills 12 in the ChatGPT listing
Cryptography AI Acknowledgements Draft or review AI-use disclosures in cryptography papers from the actual account of assistance and human checking. Cryptography Benchmarking Design, run, or audit cryptographic experiments and evidence-to-table calculations with explicit timing, communication, memory, and statistical accounting. Crypto Correlation Accounting Define and compare cryptographic correlation counts, PCG expansion ratios, and throughput units by algebraic relation, domain, grouping, and denominator. Crypto Implementation Evaluation Draft, revise, or review cryptography implementation and evaluation sections from code and experimental evidence. Crypto Literature Evidence Find and verify primary-source cryptography claims, compare paper versions, and synthesize literature or research methods with exact source locators. Cryptography Manuscript QA Check cryptography manuscript sources, LaTeX builds, PDF locations, references, layout, and requested paper/code consistency. Crypto Prior-Work Comparison Draft or review cryptography prior-work comparisons and comparison tables by aligning models, construction variants, costs, and evidence. Crypto Proof Auditor Audit or complete cryptographic proofs, reductions, simulators, and security theorems. Cryptographic Protocol Implementation Implement, optimize, reproduce, or review cryptographic protocol code against its specification. Cryptography Research Artifacts Prepare, document, anonymize, validate, or package cryptography research artifacts. Cryptography Research Framing Turn an exploratory cryptography idea into a candidate lemma, construction approach, counterexample, or precise obstruction. Cryptography writing Draft or minimally edit cryptography manuscripts, including definitions, theorem statements, security arguments, abstracts, and technical overviews. 