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WEB3-329: chore: Add op-steel readme #425

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@github-actions github-actions bot changed the title chore: Add op-steel readme WEB3-329: chore: Add op-steel readme Jan 28, 2025

## Overview

op-steel extends [Steel](https://github.com/risc0/risc0-ethereum/tree/main/crates/steel) to work with Optimism's Layer 2 blockchain. Steel enables EVM apps to run offchain while preserving onchain security through execution proofs. op-steel brings these capabilities to the Optimism ecosystem.
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op-steel brings these capabilities to the Optimism ecosystem.

If someone wants to query an OP chain can verify on the same chain, they can use base Steel, ya? Do we want to clarify that this is primarily for cross-chain queries? Or do you need op-steel to query an OP stack chain in the first place.


## Overview

op-steel extends [Steel](https://github.com/risc0/risc0-ethereum/tree/main/crates/steel) to work with Optimism's Layer 2 blockchain. Steel enables EVM apps to run offchain while preserving onchain security through execution proofs. op-steel brings these capabilities to the Optimism ecosystem.
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Should it be op-steel, op-steel, or OP-Steel? In prose, my intuition is for the last one (OP-Steel)

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# op-steel

A Rust library for integrating Optimism's Layer 2 blockchain with Steel, RISC Zero's production-ready smart contract execution prover.
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Do we want to say "OP Stack Later 2 blockchain", or is that not accurate? "Optimism's" might make people think its only for OP Mainnet. But maybe this is not a real concern.

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This README does a good job of discussing mechanics. It may not be immediately clear to the reader they can use this for cross-chain Steel queries / cross-chain communication. It might be good to highlight that, as I think its the most common use case for this work.

@Wollac Wollac enabled auto-merge (squash) February 3, 2025 11:06
@Wollac Wollac merged commit f260234 into main Feb 3, 2025
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@Wollac Wollac deleted the chore/op-steel-readme branch February 3, 2025 11:33
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