Headline · A partial shell script and manifest configure a TEE pool runner to poll for tasks, execute buyer

“The artifact is a partial source bundle containing two files. The primary script, acurast.sh, is a shell-wrapped Python program configured to act as a pre-warm pool runner. It attempts to long-poll a TEE server at https://tee.papers.tech for tasks using hardcoded placeholders for a runner reference, poll token, and a 3540-second idle budget. Upon receiving a task, it executes a buyer script via a Unix socket bridge, signs the output including the buyer script's hash, and delivers a receipt. The process exits after task completion or budget exhaustion. The manifest.json defines the deployment image as a Termux proot-distro Ubuntu container and sets the entrypoint to acurast.sh with a 'No' restart policy. The source is truncated, indicating the full file content is not provided.”

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