Library is the reading room. It collects the reference-shaped destinations — the Knowledge Base, the Blog, Research, and the single-file ZK analyzers — into one grid, so the material you read and the lightweight circuit tools you reach for occasionally have a home that isn’t buried in the action-oriented sidebar.
Why it exists
Reading-first content and the quick DSL analyzers don’t belong in the main workflow navigation, but they shouldn’t be hard to find either. Library gives them a single discoverable page, one click away, without cluttering the sidebar you use to actually run analyses.
Who uses it
- New user — finds the documentation, research, and sample ZK workflows without guessing URLs.
- Auditor — jumps to a specific DSL analyzer to probe a circuit without opening the full ZK Studio.
How to open it
- Sidebar → Library.
- Direct URL —
/library.
What’s on the page
Two groups of cards. The resources — Knowledge Base, Blog, and Research — link to their landing pages. The ZK analyzer cards — Noir Circuits, Circom Circuits, Leo (Aleo), and Cairo (StarkNet) — link to the single-file analyzer for each language.
Limits
- Some destinations may require a signed-in account depending on your workspace and access configuration.
Related pages
- Knowledge Base — the browsable catalog of detectors, exploits, and remediation.
- Research — long-form technical articles.
- Tools — the standalone-utilities landing page.