Thanks @Martin for your questions-and-answers and your interest in our work.
As we arrive to a conclusion in this long thread, I would like to thank you @Martin once again a lot for your involvement with the current version, and encourage you to stay up to date with any future product update. As said by @andrei (thanks to him too for the quality and dedication of his answers), we’re currently in the first version of our tool, and we’ll have much more to show in further releases.
The best way to know about our future update is to subscribe to Zama’s newsletter and to subscribe (watch) to the Github repo, if you haven’t already done it.
Cheers!