In May 2025, Incio Gusta developed HyperBmmtv multilinear polynomial commitment support for the a16z/jolt repository, extending the existing Bmmtv architecture to enable secure multilinear polynomial commitments. Working in Rust, Incio designed and implemented setup, commit, prove, and verify APIs, ensuring compatibility with the current system for a seamless upgrade path. The work included comprehensive end-to-end tests, which improved reliability and reduced integration risk for production deployments. By focusing on cryptography, polynomial commitments, and zero-knowledge proofs, Incio’s contribution enhanced the platform’s cryptographic capabilities and positioned it for future business use cases requiring advanced commitment schemes.