i see now it requires npm and is JSey. In my personal oppinion this would be super valuable if it could be applied to any kind of logging. so maybe a lib in a different language or some wrappers, so i could make a rust, c or whatever application log in such a way, and chuck the logs in a log verifier that does the verification magic.
(ofc did not read all the docs so of this is actually already possible, maybe highlight it more, and ignore my comment :p)
The JS SDK is just the first one out the door. The verification model is language-agnostic: it's HTTP(S) + JSON at the core, so wrapping it in Rust, Python, Go etc. is straightforward. A language-agnostic spec + more SDKs is on the roadmap, but honestly feedback like this moves it up.
If you're interested in a Rust wrapper specifically, I'd love to build that with someone who'd actually use it. BTW the verification protocol is built in the SDK so it's client side, you don't have to rely on server-side verification.