ztls

ztls is a TLS 1.3 library that does no I/O. You feed it the bytes you read off the wire; it hands you back the bytes to write. Your socket, your event loop, your buffers. ztls just does the protocol.

It’s pre-alpha. The API will change out from under you. Read the guide before you build on it.

This site has four parts:

• Why ztls — what it’s for, when to reach for it, and when to use something mature instead.
• Guide — the buffer-ownership model, the drive loop, and working client and server code.
• API reference — the generated Zig documentation for every public declaration.
• Security — status, scope, and how to report a vulnerability.

The source, issues, and status dashboard live on GitHub.