Type Reference document (prevents method signature hallucination) - Trigger trident_available true in build_status.md
Scanned 5/27/2026
Install via CLI
openskills install PlamenTSV/plamen---
name: "trident-api-reference"
description: "Type Reference document (prevents method signature hallucination) - Trigger trident_available true in build_status.md"
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# Skill: Trident API Reference (v0.12.0)
> **Type**: Reference document (prevents method signature hallucination)
> **Trigger**: `trident_available: true` in `build_status.md`
> **Loaded by**: Invariant fuzz generator (Phase 4b), security-verifier Template 6 (Phase 5)
> **Version**: Trident v0.12.0 (Ackee Blockchain Security)
> **Important**: Check `trident --version` before using. If version differs, warn and proceed with caution.
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## CLI Commands
```bash
# Initialize scaffolding (creates trident-tests/ from program IDL)
trident init
# Run fuzz campaign (v0.11+ uses built-in TridentSVM - no honggfuzz/AFL needed)
# Run from the trident-tests/ directory
cd trident-tests && trident fuzz run fuzz_0
# Run with a specific seed for reproducibility
trident fuzz run fuzz_0 12345
# Enable detailed transaction logging
TRIDENT_LOG=1 trident fuzz run fuzz_0
# Build without running (useful for CI or pre-checks)
trident fuzz run fuzz_0 --skip-build
```
**Platform support**: Trident v0.11+ works on **Linux, macOS (including Apple Silicon), and Windows**. Earlier versions (<=0.10) required honggfuzz (Linux-only).
## Project Structure
```
trident-tests/
fuzz_tests/
fuzz_0/
fuzz_instructions.rs # Handler definitions (auto-generated, customize)
test_fuzz.rs # Entry point (auto-generated)
.fuzz-artifacts/ # Crash/violation files written here (v0.11+)
Trident.toml # Configuration (iterations, coverage, regression)
```
## Key Types and Traits
### FuzzInstruction Enum
```rust
// Auto-generated from IDL. Each variant = one program instruction.
// Customize: add bounds to parameters, constrain account selection.
#[derive(Arbitrary, DisplayIx, FuzzTestExecutor, FuzzDeserialize)]
pub enum FuzzInstruction {
InstructionName(InstructionNameData),
// ...
}
```
### Instruction Data Structs
```rust
#[derive(Arbitrary, Debug)]
pub struct InstructionNameData {
// Fields mirror the instruction's arguments
pub amount: u64,
pub authority: AccountId, // AccountId = index into AccountsStorage
// ...
}
```
### AccountsStorage
```rust
// Manages test accounts. Use AccountId (u8) to reference accounts.
// Trident creates/reuses accounts automatically.
// Read account state:
let account = fuzz_accounts.token_account.storage().get(&account_id);
// Custom account setup (e.g., mock oracle):
fn set_account_custom(
&mut self,
account_id: AccountId,
data: &[u8],
owner: &Pubkey,
) -> Pubkey;
```
### Invariant Hooks
```rust
impl FuzzInstruction {
// Called after EACH instruction execution
fn check_invariant(&self, pre_state: &Snapshot, post_state: &Snapshot) {
// Assert protocol invariants here
// Panic = violation found = crash file generated
assert!(
post_state.total_supply == post_state.sum_balances(),
"Supply invariant violated"
);
}
}
```
### Snapshot Pattern
```rust
// Capture state before instruction for comparison
struct Snapshot {
total_supply: u64,
vault_balance: u64,
// Add fields for each invariant
}
impl Snapshot {
fn capture(accounts: &AccountsStorage) -> Self {
// Read relevant account states
}
}
```
## Common Pitfalls
1. **Check `.fuzz-artifacts/` for violations**: Trident v0.11+ writes crash/violation files to `.fuzz-artifacts/` (not `fuzzing/fuzz_0/` like older versions). Always check this directory even if stdout shows no errors.
2. **AccountId reuse**: Multiple instruction fields using the same AccountId type will be assigned the same account. Use distinct account pools for distinct roles.
3. **Silent reverts**: If handler setup fails (wrong PDA, missing prerequisite), the instruction silently reverts. Check success rate -- if all calls revert, the campaign is trivial.
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