Draft:Rust-pt

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rust-pt

rust-pt is a Tor Pluggable Transports' framework, developed by an active Arti contributor pryty26..^[1]^[2] And the aim of this framework is to become an Official Tor PT framework^[3].

The project's official website states that rust-pt is currently the only actively maintained and hand-written Rust PT framework.

The Tor Project's Anti-Censorship Team has discussed reviewing rust-pt. ^[4]

Whether rust-pt is the only actively maintained and hand-written Rust PT framework

According to the commit history of ptrs, ptrs has not been maintained since 2024.

According to the commit history of ptrs-gesher, the repository's commit history includes multiple commits co-authored by Claude.

Based on a review of known Rust-based pluggable transport frameworks, most are not actively maintained or fully hand-written.

Nonetheless, there could be also other pluggable transports' frameworks.

References

[2_6_0-arti-1] "Arti 2.6.0 released".

[2_5_0-arti-2] "Arti 2.5.0 released".

[gitlab-rust-pt-3] "rust-pt".

[meeting-notes-26-09-17-4] "Tor Project Anti-Censorship Team Meeting Notes — 2026-09-17".

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