@argotorg

Non-profit, independent collective building and maintaining the core infrastructure for Ethereum applications.

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New blog post out! @ethdebug is an open format for compilers to explain their output in a developer's own language. Our first post about it on the Argot blog covers this year's progress, with interactive visuals that run on actual compiler output.
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The Security Hub agenda is out! We've got four days of talks, workshops, and discussions lined up at @EFDevcon, bringing the Ethereum security community together to share knowledge, tackle challenges, and work on what comes next. Check out the lineup by filtering the Devcon agenda to Security Hub. And while you're there, explore the other amazing Community Hubs running throughout all four days! app.devcon.org/schedule?hubs…

Devcon 8 App

The official app for Devcon 8 India. Explore the schedule and speakers, plan your days, and find your way around the venue. Mumbai, 3–6 November 2026.

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Fe Language
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Don't miss Micahs talk at @EFDevcon Nov 6, 11:30 IST, Lotus 1
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Will LLMs make compilers obsolete? Micah from @official_fe argues compilers should act as open graph databases of program representations, feeding tooling and formal verification instead of discarding it all at bytecode. Nov 6, 11:30 IST, Lotus 1, @EFDevcon
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Want to try Core Solidity hands-on? @_czepluch will run a code-along workshop at @EFDevcon. You leave with a working Core Solidity smart contract and a direct line to the people building the language. Nov 5, 12:00 to 12:50 IST, Workshop 1. Bring a laptop.
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Will LLMs make compilers obsolete? Micah from @official_fe argues compilers should act as open graph databases of program representations, feeding tooling and formal verification instead of discarding it all at bytecode. Nov 6, 11:30 IST, Lotus 1, @EFDevcon
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@argotorgOct 27
New blog post out! @ethdebug is an open format for compilers to explain their output in a developer's own language. Our first post about it on the Argot blog covers this year's progress, with interactive visuals that run on actual compiler output.
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What will you build?
Fe Language
@official_feOct 27
Announcing the Fe Builders Challenge: three weeks to build something with Fe and compete for $5,000 in prizes. The build window runs November 3 to 24. Solo or team, fully online, AI assistance welcome. fe-lang.org/contest/
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ethdebug@ethdebugOct 27
Interested in Ethereum debugging? Our first post on the Argot blog covers what's new with the ethdebug format, with interactive diagrams that run on real compiler data.
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@argotorgOct 27
New blog post out! @ethdebug is an open format for compilers to explain their output in a developer's own language. Our first post about it on the Argot blog covers this year's progress, with interactive visuals that run on actual compiler output.
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Next it follows a variable's bytes, from its storage slot down to packed fields and strings. And finally, it covers some harder cases for debugging, too: locals that move between stack and memory as code runs, and bytes the optimizer reuses for multiple variables.
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Read the full post here and try solc's ethdebug output today: argot.org/blog/2026-10-ethde…

ethdebug: a shared language for debug data, in use across projects today

More compilers now write ethdebug data, and tools have started to read it. This post shows what that data does today, how you can build on it, and what comes next for the ethdebug format.

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A single contract interaction quietly trusts half a dozen remote services: an RPC, an explorer’s “verified” badge, a served ABI, a simulation API, a wallet’s decoder. @manuel_wedler from @SourcifyEth shows how to verify each layer on your own device with Onay, an open-source prototype, instead! Nov 4, 15:30 IST, Lotus 1, @EFDevcon
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Learn more about Onay: docs.sourcify.dev/blog/onay-…

Onay: 2FA for Signing | Sourcify Docs

If you've signed anything on Ethereum you know this feeling. The wallet pops up: an address, some hex, a function name... Where are these coming from? Am I even talking to the correct contract? What...

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Fe 26.5 is here
Fe Language
@official_feOct 27
1/8 Fe 26.5 is here, our biggest release yet! A simpler borrowing model, closures, tuple structs and typed ETH amounts. Storage speaks Solidity, the stdlib grows a lot, and the experimental native backend ships in the release binaries. Highlights 👇
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What’s on our @summit_defi Day 2 shortlist you ask?
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🫣 ✍️ Blind signing is still one of Ethereum's biggest UX and security problems! @kaanuzdogan of @SourcifyEth shows how ERC-7730 turns transactions into something people can read, and how wallets can add it with Sourcify's clear signing SDK. Nov 4, 16:00 IST, @EFDevcon
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@kaanuzdoganOct 25
Looking forward to share the progress we made with ERC7730 Clear Signing in Mumbai next week!
Devcon 8 | Mumbai, India 🇮🇳
@EFDevconOct 25
Goodbye, YOLO signing. @kaanuzdogan builds @SourcifyEth at @argotorg, so the contracts you interact with can be checked against their source. He brings "Goodbye YOLO Signing" to the Devcon 8 Security track. Get your ticket → devcon.org
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Goodbye, YOLO signing. @kaanuzdogan builds @SourcifyEth at @argotorg, so the contracts you interact with can be checked against their source. He brings "Goodbye YOLO Signing" to the Devcon 8 Security track. Get your ticket → devcon.org
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