From 2e78e3616a5b6fbd56b7a61bcb5dea67a8fdce41 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Mahdi Date: Fri, 27 Sep 2024 18:32:11 +0330 Subject: [PATCH] Update ballot projects --- .gitignore | 1 + src/flow/flow.controller.ts | 19 +- src/rpgf5-data-import/ecc.ts | 5825 --------------------- src/rpgf5-data-import/icats-insert.ts | 15 +- src/rpgf5-data-import/icats.ts | 6131 ---------------------- src/rpgf5-data-import/index copy.ts | 95 +- src/rpgf5-data-import/index.ts | 193 +- src/rpgf5-data-import/osrad.ts | 4796 ------------------ src/rpgf5-data-import/ost.ts | 6695 ------------------------- 9 files changed, 166 insertions(+), 23604 deletions(-) delete mode 100644 src/rpgf5-data-import/ecc.ts delete mode 100644 src/rpgf5-data-import/icats.ts delete mode 100644 src/rpgf5-data-import/osrad.ts delete mode 100644 src/rpgf5-data-import/ost.ts diff --git a/.gitignore b/.gitignore index b56d2bb..10dd030 100644 --- a/.gitignore +++ b/.gitignore @@ -3,6 +3,7 @@ /node_modules /certs /src/project-reading +/src/rpgf5-data-import # Envs diff --git a/src/flow/flow.controller.ts b/src/flow/flow.controller.ts index 3a37743..31e694e 100644 --- a/src/flow/flow.controller.ts +++ b/src/flow/flow.controller.ts @@ -21,18 +21,23 @@ import { PairsResult } from './dto/pairsResult'; import { sortProjectId } from 'src/utils'; import { RemoveLastVoteDto, SetCoIDto } from './dto/bodies'; import { AgoraBallotPost } from 'src/rpgf5-data-import/submit'; -import { projects as osradProjects } from 'src/rpgf5-data-import/osrad'; -import { projects as eccProjects } from 'src/rpgf5-data-import/ecc'; -import { projects as ostProjects } from 'src/rpgf5-data-import/ost'; +import { projects } from 'src/rpgf5-data-import/all-projects'; export const getAllProjects = (category: number) => { switch (category) { - case 1: - return eccProjects; case 2: - return ostProjects; + return projects.filter( + (el) => el['applicationCategory'] === 'ETHEREUM_CORE_CONTRIBUTIONS', + ); case 3: - return osradProjects; + return projects.filter( + (el) => el['applicationCategory'] === 'OP_STACK_TOOLING', + ); + case 1: + return projects.filter( + (el) => + el['applicationCategory'] === 'OP_STACK_RESEARCH_AND_DEVELOPMENT', + ); default: throw new Error(`Invalid category id ${category}`); } diff --git a/src/rpgf5-data-import/ecc.ts b/src/rpgf5-data-import/ecc.ts deleted file mode 100644 index c690379..0000000 --- a/src/rpgf5-data-import/ecc.ts +++ /dev/null @@ -1,5825 +0,0 @@ -export const projects = [ - { - id: '0x0403926badb0cd173b98ea187d30423bfbd1d8a7c9c6ba5e874d0ed3872b58c7', - applicationId: - '0x0403926badb0cd173b98ea187d30423bfbd1d8a7c9c6ba5e874d0ed3872b58c7', - projectId: - '0xc9561ba3e4eca5483b40f8b1a254a73c91fefe4f8aee32dc20c0d96dcf33fe80', - category: 'Utility', - applicationCategory: 'ETHEREUM_CORE_CONTRIBUTIONS', - organization: { - name: 'Vac', - description: - 'Vac is a principle-driven research and development group that provides technical support to the Institute of Free Technology (IFT). It comprises R&D Service Units, Deep Research, and Incubator Projects. We do applied research based on which we build protocols, libraries, specifications, and publications. As custodians of these protocols, our aim is to adhere to a set of principles that ensure their alignment with our core values and objectives.', - organizationAvatarUrl: - 'https://storage.googleapis.com/op-atlas/b827d993-ab96-46f1-87b9-db390a7c699a.png', - organizationCoverImageUrl: null, - socialLinks: { - website: ['https://vac.dev/'], - farcaster: [], - twitter: 'https://x.com/vacp2p', - mirror: null, - }, - team: ['849530'], - }, - name: 'nim-libp2p', - description: - "libp2p is a Peer-to-Peer networking stack, with implementations in multiple languages derived from the same specifications.\n\nBuilding large scale peer-to-peer systems has been complex and difficult in the last 15 years and libp2p is a way to fix that. It's striving to be a modular stack, with sane and secure defaults, useful protocols, while remaining open and extensible. This implementation in native Nim, relying on chronos for async. It's used in production by a few projects.\n\nLearn more about libp2p at libp2p.io and follow libp2p's documentation docs.libp2p.io.", - profileAvatarUrl: - 'https://storage.googleapis.com/op-atlas/0a383e33-111b-4b55-8380-b9efbb5b8c79.png', - projectCoverImageUrl: - 'https://storage.googleapis.com/op-atlas/b5e4e8f2-f625-445b-b802-817890372687.png', - socialLinks: { - website: ['https://github.com/vacp2p/nim-libp2p'], - farcaster: [], - twitter: null, - mirror: null, - }, - team: [ - { - fid: 849530, - object: 'user', - pfp_url: - 'https://imagedelivery.net/BXluQx4ige9GuW0Ia56BHw/5b2446cd-b020-4017-b58b-8834d2fb3a00/rectcrop3', - profile: { - bio: { - text: '', - }, - }, - username: 'filip-ift', - power_badge: false, - display_name: 'Filip IFT', - active_status: 'inactive', - verifications: [], - follower_count: 12, - custody_address: '0x66b21071aeb095ebcff2f6d9f5d3793e97922aaa', - following_count: 5, - verified_addresses: { - eth_addresses: [], - sol_addresses: [], - }, - }, - ], - github: [ - { - url: 'https://github.com/vacp2p/nim-libp2p', - name: null, - description: null, - }, - ], - packages: [], - links: [], - contracts: [], - grantsAndFunding: { - ventureFunding: [], - grants: [], - revenue: [], - }, - pricingModel: 'free', - impactStatement: { - category: 'ETHEREUM_CORE_CONTRIBUTIONS', - subcategory: ['Infrastructure to test and deploy chains'], - statement: [ - { - answer: - "ibp2p is an open source networking library used by the world's most important distributed systems such as Ethereum, IPFS, Filecoin, Optimism and countless others. There are native implementations in Go, Rust, Javascript, C++, Nim, Java/Kotlin, Python, .Net, Swift and Zig. It is the simplest solution for global scale peer-to-peer networking and includes support for pub-sub message passing, distributed hash tables, NAT hole punching and browser-to-browser direct communication.", - question: - 'How does your project support, or is a dependency of, the OP Stack?', - }, - { - answer: - "The OP Stack leverages libp2p for efficient block propagation between nodes and to handle other P2P communication needs. The GossipSub protocol, which is part of the libp2p framework, is used for broadcasting blocks and managing topics on the network to improve latency and bandwidth efficiency. This helps nodes to share information such as blocks and messages more effectively, a critical component of Optimism’s rollup architecture.\n\nMoreover, the OP mainnet specifically uses the Go implementation of libp2p for its networking stack, demonstrating the framework's integration and importance in maintaining secure, decentralized communication within Optimism's ecosystem.", - question: - 'How would it impact the OP Stack if your project ceased to exist?', - }, - ], - }, - }, - { - id: '0x056236fa3b7b2517f22e884bf78e048e6a29f58f882d5cc186afec84f632664b', - applicationId: - '0x056236fa3b7b2517f22e884bf78e048e6a29f58f882d5cc186afec84f632664b', - projectId: - '0xdf1bb03d08808e2d789f5eac8462bdc560f1bb5b0877f0cf8c66ab53a0bc2f5c', - category: 'Utility', - applicationCategory: 'ETHEREUM_CORE_CONTRIBUTIONS', - organization: { - name: 'Sigma Prime', - description: - 'We are a team of researchers engineers and developers working towards improving decentralized technology as best we can.', - organizationAvatarUrl: - 'https://storage.googleapis.com/op-atlas/156370a7-5b85-4b7b-a5a8-ddf2b47c9d39.png', - organizationCoverImageUrl: '', - socialLinks: { - website: ['https://sigmaprime.io'], - farcaster: [], - twitter: '@sigp_io', - mirror: '', - }, - team: ['845911'], - }, - name: 'Rust Libp2p', - description: - 'The rust implementation of libp2p. Libp2p is a modular framework for a variety of p2p protocols. These protocols are used widely by a variety of projects to establish p2p communications in a decentralized manner.\n\nThe rust implementation is used by a variety of projects in the space including, Magi (OP Stack rollup client), Lighthouse (Ethereum consensus client) and Forest (Filecoin client). \n\nThe rust implementation specifically, is used by a variety of projects in the ', - profileAvatarUrl: - 'https://storage.googleapis.com/op-atlas/352a5108-5f07-4765-a43d-7ba0b4b27054.png', - projectCoverImageUrl: - 'https://storage.googleapis.com/op-atlas/01e43966-8955-4584-b45d-84645a97dc5d.png', - socialLinks: { - website: ['https://sigmaprime.io'], - farcaster: [], - twitter: '@sigp_io', - mirror: null, - }, - team: [ - { - fid: 845911, - object: 'user', - pfp_url: - 'https://imagedelivery.net/BXluQx4ige9GuW0Ia56BHw/0a84c5f7-023e-4aae-21bd-8284aac58200/original', - profile: { - bio: { - text: 'Sigma Prime', - }, - }, - username: 'agemanning', - power_badge: false, - display_name: 'Adrian Manning', - active_status: 'inactive', - verifications: [], - follower_count: 0, - custody_address: '0x7a0ae3851146324920cd94c43ef635973b6a1243', - following_count: 0, - verified_addresses: { - eth_addresses: [], - sol_addresses: [], - }, - }, - ], - github: [ - { - url: 'https://github.com/libp2p/rust-libp2p', - name: 'Rust-Libp2p', - description: - 'Collection of p2p protocols in the rust programming language', - }, - ], - packages: [], - links: [ - { - url: 'https://github.com/libp2p/rust-libp2p', - name: 'Rust Libp2p', - description: 'The core rust libp2p library', - }, - ], - contracts: [], - grantsAndFunding: { - ventureFunding: [], - grants: [], - revenue: [], - }, - pricingModel: 'free', - impactStatement: { - category: 'ETHEREUM_CORE_CONTRIBUTIONS', - subcategory: [ - 'Ethereum client implementations', - 'Ethereum test networks', - 'Research which informs Ethereum core development', - 'Infrastructure to test and deploy chains', - ], - statement: [ - { - answer: - 'Rust-libp2p underpins a number of projects in the blockchain ecosystem. Directly relevant projects are Magi (the rust OP rollup client) and Lighthouse (the rust Ethereum consensus client). \n\nThere are a number of efforts currently undertaken in this project that support the OP stack (albeit indirectly). \n\n1. Research efforts - Improvements to the specifications and protocols. This has resulted in faster networks, reduced bandwidth on clients and therefore lowering spec requirements to run nodes.\n2. Security efforts - This project is actively tested and fuzzed for security vulnerabilities. Over the last few months we have identified and patched bugs in a variety of dependencies helping the security posture of the entire ecosystem.\n3. Maintenance - Upgrades to core protocols, improved APIs and efficiency gains as the ecosytem advances.', - question: - 'How does your project support, or is a dependency of, the OP Stack?', - }, - { - answer: - "This project is one implementation of many. Client diversity is a necessity in blockchain systems. With multiple implementations running on a network, a catastrophic bug in one implementation will not destroy an entire network/chain. \n\nWithout rust-libp2p, the rust Magi OP client and rust Lighthouse Ethereum consensus clients wouldn't function and would reduce the client diversity and therefore resilience of the OP stack to bugs and attack vectors. \n\nFurthermore the extensive research on the p2p network layer that has been done by the rust-libp2p team wouldn't continue and improve network health. As networks evolve over time, new and improved ways to handle larger networks and connectivity as well as improving efficiency becomes increasingly important. This is a direct focus of this project.", - question: - 'How would it impact the OP Stack if your project ceased to exist?', - }, - ], - }, - }, - { - id: '0x0b0732b7b9d8521f68d5b19a99bd6a62d0b66d8035e21596fc599c02060b7e00', - applicationId: - '0x0b0732b7b9d8521f68d5b19a99bd6a62d0b66d8035e21596fc599c02060b7e00', - projectId: - '0x04b1cd5a7c59117474ce414b309fa48e985bdaab4b0dab72045f74d04ebd8cff', - category: 'Utility', - applicationCategory: 'ETHEREUM_CORE_CONTRIBUTIONS', - organization: { - name: 'Sigma Prime', - description: - 'We are a team of researchers engineers and developers working towards improving decentralized technology as best we can.', - organizationAvatarUrl: - 'https://storage.googleapis.com/op-atlas/156370a7-5b85-4b7b-a5a8-ddf2b47c9d39.png', - organizationCoverImageUrl: '', - socialLinks: { - website: ['https://sigmaprime.io'], - farcaster: [], - twitter: '@sigp_io', - mirror: '', - }, - team: ['845911'], - }, - name: 'Lighthouse', - description: - 'Lighthouse is a leading Ethereum consensus client written in the rust programming language. \n\nIt is built and maintained by a team of engineers, researchers and developers dedicated to advancing the current state of decentralized technology.', - profileAvatarUrl: - 'https://storage.googleapis.com/op-atlas/f32836f7-e483-43c8-94a3-098d7bcaf040.png', - projectCoverImageUrl: - 'https://storage.googleapis.com/op-atlas/34a19c11-c391-40e3-b16a-24372308a4ea.png', - socialLinks: { - website: ['https://lighthouse.sigmaprime.io'], - farcaster: [], - twitter: '@sigp_io', - mirror: null, - }, - team: null, - github: [ - { - url: 'https://github.com/sigp/lighthouse', - name: 'Lighthouse', - description: 'Leading Ethereum consensus client in rust.', - }, - ], - packages: [], - links: [], - contracts: [], - grantsAndFunding: { - ventureFunding: [], - grants: [ - { - grant: null, - link: null, - amount: '165460', - date: '', - details: null, - }, - { - grant: null, - link: null, - amount: '298138', - date: '', - details: null, - }, - ], - revenue: [], - }, - pricingModel: 'free', - impactStatement: { - category: 'ETHEREUM_CORE_CONTRIBUTIONS', - subcategory: ['Ethereum client implementations'], - statement: [ - { - answer: - 'Lighthouse is core client of the Ethereum consensus ecosystem. There are a variety of metrics, but in regards to validators on the network Lighthouse holds around ~30% of the network. \n\nWe are a core component of the network. Our client has proven resilience to a variety of attacks on the network and on numerous cases remained online when other clients failed, keeping the Ethereum chain alive. \n\nIf our project did not exist, the Ethereum chain would definitely lose some resilience to attacks, diversity in performance and network connectivity. We also like to think we help out with improving specifications and implementations of new features which not only help layer 1 but also layer 2s. ', - question: - 'How would it impact the OP Stack if your project ceased to exist?', - }, - { - answer: - 'There have been three main areas R&D that we have been working on in the last 8-10 months. These are the Ethereum Electra Fork, PeerDAS and network R&D. \n\nThe Electra Ethereum fork is a core milestone and planned upgrade for Ethereum. It contains a number of upgrades for the core Ethereum network which indirectly benefits the OP stack. \n\nPeerDAS has a more direct benefit for the OP stack. With PeerDAS we are aiming to reduce the load on individual nodes to increase the throughput of the layer 1 chain. This should result in lower gas fees for OP and improve the scalability of the entire Ethereum and layer 2 ecosystems.\n\nWe have been working on structures and improvements for our networking layer which is used not only in Lighthouse but as dependencies for an OP node implementation. We defer this work to a separate project, rust-libp2p and omit it from this one.', - question: - 'How does your project support, or is a dependency of, the OP Stack?', - }, - ], - }, - }, - { - id: '0x0bae27264b02cc7ab3b54a595b2f85d067554642e5089612db4f6a00f92867fa', - applicationId: - '0x0bae27264b02cc7ab3b54a595b2f85d067554642e5089612db4f6a00f92867fa', - projectId: - '0xb39431ee9d3ab706b0607075dea81f00ecfac821e53b04afef57e44c47feec38', - category: 'Utility', - applicationCategory: 'ETHEREUM_CORE_CONTRIBUTIONS', - organization: { - name: 'WID3+ Consortium', - description: - 'The WID3+ Consortium is a group of leading Web3 and digital identity experts in Germany and Malta, who joined forces to solve some of the most pressing issues in Web3 contracting. As a business-to-business (B2B) suite WID3+ maintains the digital identity bridge wid3.app, as well as conducts research and development for creating AUTHBOND as bid bond platform. 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By keeping node operation accessible and affordable, we help preserve Ethereum's resilience and long-term viability as a decentralized network.", - question: - 'How would it impact the OP Stack if your project ceased to exist?', - }, - ], - }, - }, -]; diff --git a/src/rpgf5-data-import/icats-insert.ts b/src/rpgf5-data-import/icats-insert.ts index 19c14e2..174168b 100644 --- a/src/rpgf5-data-import/icats-insert.ts +++ b/src/rpgf5-data-import/icats-insert.ts @@ -1,5 +1,5 @@ import { PrismaClient } from '@prisma/client'; -import { projects } from './icats'; +import { projects } from './gsheet'; const implicitCatDist = async (prisma: PrismaClient) => { const projects = await prisma.project.findMany({ @@ -41,16 +41,17 @@ export const main = async () => { console.log('Connected!'); - // const nullPs = await prisma.project.findMany({ - // select: { name: true }, - // where: { type: 'project', implicitCategory: null }, - // }); + const nullPs = await prisma.project.findMany({ + select: { name: true }, + where: { type: 'project', implicitCategory: null }, + }); - // console.log(nullPs); + console.log(nullPs); // for (let i = 0; i < projects.length; i++) { - // console.log('Project', i); // const project = projects[i]; + // if (project.isSelected !== 'Approved') continue; + // console.log('Project', i); // const exists = await prisma.project.findFirst({ // where: { name: project.name, implicitCategory: null }, // }); diff --git a/src/rpgf5-data-import/icats.ts b/src/rpgf5-data-import/icats.ts deleted file mode 100644 index dc99aca..0000000 --- a/src/rpgf5-data-import/icats.ts +++ /dev/null @@ -1,6131 +0,0 @@ -export const projects = [ - { - id: '0x1ebd314438920197b1b37ab41de3678c4f7d5e0b844420527d5e0e2b437bed17', - applicationId: - '0x1ebd314438920197b1b37ab41de3678c4f7d5e0b844420527d5e0e2b437bed17', - projectId: - '0x09b95c7697625da4915338750c5f78446817a3634cb38bc9155e26bbbc0c87f1', - applicationCategory: 'ETHEREUM_CORE_CONTRIBUTIONS', - 'PW subcategory': 'Ethereum client implementations', - impactStatement_subcategory: "['Ethereum client implementations']", - organization_name: 'Sigma Prime', - organization_description: - 'We are a team of researchers engineers and developers working towards improving decentralized technology as best we can.', - organizationAvatarUrl: - 'https://storage.googleapis.com/op-atlas/156370a7-5b85-4b7b-a5a8-ddf2b47c9d39.png', - organizationCoverImageUrl: '', - socialLinks_website: "['https://sigmaprime.io']", - socialLinks_farcaster: [], - socialLinks_twitter: '@sigp_io', - socialLinks_mirror: '', - team: "['845911']", - name: 'Lighthouse', - description: - 'Lighthouse is a leading Ethereum consensus client written in the rust programming language. \n\nIt is built and maintained by a team of engineers, researchers and developers dedicated to advancing the current state of decentralized technology.', - profileAvatarUrl: - 'https://storage.googleapis.com/op-atlas/f32836f7-e483-43c8-94a3-098d7bcaf040.png', - projectCoverImageUrl: - 'https://storage.googleapis.com/op-atlas/34a19c11-c391-40e3-b16a-24372308a4ea.png', - project_socialLinks_website: "['https://lighthouse.sigmaprime.io']", - project_socialLinks_farcaster: [], - project_socialLinks_twitter: '@sigp_io', - project_socialLinks_mirror: '', - pricingModel: 'free', - impactStatement_statement: - "[{'answer': 'Lighthouse is core client of the Ethereum consensus ecosystem. There are a variety of metrics, but in regards to validators on the network Lighthouse holds around ~30% of the network. \\n\\nWe are a core component of the network. Our client has proven resilience to a variety of attacks on the network and on numerous cases remained online when other clients failed, keeping the Ethereum chain alive. \\n\\nIf our project did not exist, the Ethereum chain would definitely lose some resilience to attacks, diversity in performance and network connectivity. We also like to think we help out with improving specifications and implementations of new features which not only help layer 1 but also layer 2s. ', 'question': 'How would it impact the OP Stack if your project ceased to exist?'}, {'answer': 'There have been three main areas R&D that we have been working on in the last 8-10 months. These are the Ethereum Electra Fork, PeerDAS and network R&D. \\n\\nThe Electra Ethereum fork is a core milestone and planned upgrade for Ethereum. 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We defer this work to a separate project, rust-libp2p and omit it from this one.', 'question': 'How does your project support, or is a dependency of, the OP Stack?'}]", - grant_1: '', - grant_1_link: '', - grant_1_amount: '', - 'Column 1': '', - 'Column 2': '', - }, - { - id: '0x20f4347b57f82b8c7da5b6a1e88e25b5e37662484ab029b4bef81b4ba85fd06a', - applicationId: - '0x20f4347b57f82b8c7da5b6a1e88e25b5e37662484ab029b4bef81b4ba85fd06a', - projectId: - '0x0e87091523c98dd4e4a4e4e1b695bf67c3db239bba68e7e45e01932293936985', - applicationCategory: 'ETHEREUM_CORE_CONTRIBUTIONS', - 'PW subcategory': 'Ethereum client implementations', - impactStatement_subcategory: "['Ethereum client implementations']", - organization_name: '', - organization_description: '', - organizationAvatarUrl: '', - organizationCoverImageUrl: '', - socialLinks_website: '', - socialLinks_farcaster: '', - socialLinks_twitter: '', - socialLinks_mirror: '', - team: '', - name: 'Nimbus', - description: - 'Nimbus is a client implementation for both Ethereum’s Consensus Layer and Execution Layer that strives to be as lightweight as possible in terms of resources used.', - profileAvatarUrl: - 'https://storage.googleapis.com/op-atlas/cf0751ef-d8aa-4814-80c7-70e3a305499d.png', - projectCoverImageUrl: - 'https://storage.googleapis.com/op-atlas/14ef8c04-600b-4449-a501-2c8e1880ac9e.png', - project_socialLinks_website: "['https://nimbus.team/']", - project_socialLinks_farcaster: [], - project_socialLinks_twitter: 'https://twitter.com/ethnimbus', - project_socialLinks_mirror: '', - pricingModel: 'free', - impactStatement_statement: - "[{'answer': 'Nimbus is one of the Consensus clients in the Ethereum network. 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Eventually, this work has led to further research on more distributed inclusion list mechanisms, such as [FOCIL](https://ethresear.ch/t/fork-choice-enforced-inclusion-lists-focil-a-simple-committee-based-inclusion-list-proposal/19870)\n\n- MaxEB: our team has greatly contributed to the development of the MaxEB proposal, both with [early research and security analysis](https://notes.ethereum.org/nHqON5l7SACkL_nPwz8Vqw) and with spec development. This has led to [EIP-7251](https://eips.ethereum.org/EIPS/eip-7251), which has been included in the Electra fork. The MaxEB spec has meanwhile been incorporated in the [Electra spec](https://github.com/ethereum/consensus-specs/tree/dev/specs/electra).\n\n- PeerDAS: research, spec writing and coordination of the development effort. 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- break; - } - } - - return allProjects; -} +import { projects } from './all-projects'; +import { projects as gProjects } from './gsheet'; + +// async function getAllProjects(): Promise { +// const baseUrl = +// 'https://vote.optimism.io/api/v1/retrofunding/rounds/5/projects'; +// const limit = 100; // Maximum allowed limit +// let offset = 0; +// let allProjects: Project[] = []; +// let hasNext = true; + +// while (hasNext) { +// try { +// const response = await axios.get(baseUrl, { +// params: { +// offset, +// limit, +// }, +// headers: { +// Authorization: 'Bearer 80963194-c250-4a37-921a-302bf50dee34', +// }, +// timeout: 30 * 1000, +// }); + +// allProjects = allProjects.concat(response.data.data); +// hasNext = response.data.meta.has_next; +// offset = response.data.meta.next_offset; +// } catch (error) { +// console.error('Error fetching projects:', error); +// break; +// } +// } + +// return allProjects; +// } export const main = async () => { - const categories: Record = {}; - - const projects = await getAllProjects(); - - console.log('projects length', projects.length); - - const jsonString = JSON.stringify( - projects.filter((item) => item.applicationCategory === 'OP_STACK_TOOLING'), - null, - 2, + console.log( + projects.filter( + (item) => + !gProjects.find( + (el) => + el['isSelected'] === 'Approved' && + el.name.trim() === item.name.trim(), + ), + ), ); - - fs.writeFile('ost.json', jsonString, (err) => { - if (err) { - console.error('Error writing file', err); - } else { - console.log('JSON file saved successfully'); - } - }); }; void main(); diff --git a/src/rpgf5-data-import/index.ts b/src/rpgf5-data-import/index.ts index 80c837e..2de0632 100644 --- a/src/rpgf5-data-import/index.ts +++ b/src/rpgf5-data-import/index.ts @@ -1,6 +1,7 @@ import axios from 'axios'; import { AgoraApiResponse, Project } from './types'; import { Prisma, PrismaClient } from '@prisma/client'; +import * as fs from 'fs'; async function getAllProjects(): Promise { const baseUrl = @@ -50,109 +51,117 @@ const getPoll = (): Prisma.PollUncheckedCreateInput => ({ export const main = async () => { const categories: Record = {}; - const projects = await getAllProjects(); - - console.log('projects length', projects.length); - - const nonSpamProjects = projects - .map((el) => ({ - id: el.id, - length: JSON.stringify(el).length, - })) - .sort((a, b) => b.length - a.length) - .filter((el, i, self) => i < self.length * 0.7) - .map((el) => projects.find((item) => item.id === el.id)!); - - console.log(nonSpamProjects[0]); + const nonSpamProjects = await getAllProjects(); + + console.log('projects length', nonSpamProjects.length); + + // const nonSpamProjects = projects + // .map((el) => ({ + // id: el.id, + // length: JSON.stringify(el).length, + // })) + // .sort((a, b) => b.length - a.length) + // .filter((el, i, self) => i < self.length * 0.7) + // .map((el) => projects.find((item) => item.id === el.id)!); + + // console.log(nonSpamProjects[0]); + + for (let i = 0; i < nonSpamProjects.length; i++) { + const project = nonSpamProjects[i]; + // if (project.CHECK !== '!PASS') continue; + // if (removed.findIndex((el) => el.Name === project.displayName) !== -1) { + // console.log(project.displayName, 'Is spam'); + // continue; + // } + + if (!(project['applicationCategory'] in categories)) { + categories[project['applicationCategory']] = 1; + } else { + categories[project['applicationCategory']] = + categories[project['applicationCategory']] + 1; + } + } - // for (let i = 0; i < nonSpamProjects.length; i++) { - // const project = nonSpamProjects[i]; - // // if (project.CHECK !== '!PASS') continue; - // // if (removed.findIndex((el) => el.Name === project.displayName) !== -1) { - // // console.log(project.displayName, 'Is spam'); - // // continue; - // // } + console.log(categories); - // if (!(project['applicationCategory'] in categories)) { - // categories[project['applicationCategory']] = 1; + // fs.writeFile('all-projects.json', JSON.stringify(nonSpamProjects), (err) => { + // if (err) { + // console.error('Error writing file', err); // } else { - // categories[project['applicationCategory']] = - // categories[project['applicationCategory']] + 1; + // console.log('JSON file saved successfully'); // } - // } - - // console.log(categories); - - // const prisma = new PrismaClient({ - // datasources: { - // db: { - // url: process.env.POSTGRES_PRISMA_URL, - // }, - // }, // }); - // await prisma.$connect(); + const prisma = new PrismaClient({ + datasources: { + db: { + url: process.env.POSTGRES_PRISMA_URL, + }, + }, + }); - // console.log('Connected!'); + await prisma.$connect(); - // const space = getSpace(); - // await prisma.space.create({ - // data: space, - // }); + console.log('Connected!'); - // // add poll - // const poll = getPoll(); - // await prisma.poll.create({ - // data: poll, - // }); + const space = getSpace(); + await prisma.space.create({ + data: space, + }); - // // add categories + // add poll + const poll = getPoll(); + await prisma.poll.create({ + data: poll, + }); - // await prisma.project.createMany({ - // data: Object.keys(categories).map((category) => ({ - // type: 'collection', - // pollId: 1, - // name: category, - // description: `Description for ${category}`, - // metadata: '', - // })), - // }); + // // add categories - // for (let i = 0; i < Object.keys(categories).length; i++) { - // console.log('Now doing category #', i); - // const catName = Object.keys(categories)[i]; - // const category = await prisma.project.findFirst({ - // select: { id: true }, - // where: { - // name: catName, - // type: 'collection', - // }, - // }); - - // if (!category) - // throw new Error( - // `No category available for this category name ${catName}`, - // ); - - // const categoryProjects = nonSpamProjects.filter( - // (el) => el['applicationCategory'] === catName, - // ); - - // await prisma.project.createMany({ - // data: categoryProjects.map((project) => ({ - // type: 'project', - // parentId: category.id, - // pollId: 1, - // image: project.profileAvatarUrl, - // name: `${project.name}`.trim(), - // description: project.description, - // // contributionDescription: project.contributionDescription, - // // shortDescription: project['Short description'], - // RPGF5Id: project.id, - // metadata: JSON.stringify(project), - // })), - // }); - // } + await prisma.project.createMany({ + data: Object.keys(categories).map((category) => ({ + type: 'collection', + pollId: 1, + name: category, + description: `Description for ${category}`, + metadata: '', + })), + }); + + for (let i = 0; i < Object.keys(categories).length; i++) { + console.log('Now doing category #', i); + const catName = Object.keys(categories)[i]; + const category = await prisma.project.findFirst({ + select: { id: true }, + where: { + name: catName, + type: 'collection', + }, + }); + + if (!category) + throw new Error( + `No category available for this category name ${catName}`, + ); + + const categoryProjects = nonSpamProjects.filter( + (el) => el['applicationCategory'] === catName, + ); + + await prisma.project.createMany({ + data: categoryProjects.map((project) => ({ + type: 'project', + parentId: category.id, + pollId: 1, + image: project.profileAvatarUrl, + name: `${project.name}`.trim(), + description: project.description, + // contributionDescription: project.contributionDescription, + // shortDescription: project['Short description'], + RPGF5Id: project.id, + metadata: JSON.stringify(project), + })), + }); + } // await addRpgf4IdToCollections(prisma); @@ -171,7 +180,7 @@ export const main = async () => { // // findErigonI(); // // printCategories(); - // await prisma.$disconnect(); + await prisma.$disconnect(); }; void main(); diff --git a/src/rpgf5-data-import/osrad.ts b/src/rpgf5-data-import/osrad.ts deleted file mode 100644 index 05a9bd3..0000000 --- a/src/rpgf5-data-import/osrad.ts +++ /dev/null @@ -1,4796 +0,0 @@ -export const projects = [ - { - id: '0x04d4b89e72e276bebc4bb4359145bc89e12f64a1edb1d85e97a5aa9c65660da5', - applicationId: - '0x04d4b89e72e276bebc4bb4359145bc89e12f64a1edb1d85e97a5aa9c65660da5', - projectId: - '0x53499d3243b2c26b1f09d49f911a9d9300d29b2196576d417cf852ac9e8dfe4c', - category: 'Utility', - applicationCategory: 'OP_STACK_RESEARCH_AND_DEVELOPMENT', - organization: { - name: 'zenbit.eth', - description: - ' Zenbit.eth is an organization focused on Research, Development, and Innovation (R&D&I) for public goods in cities', - organizationAvatarUrl: - 'https://storage.googleapis.com/op-atlas/ec00baf5-be52-41e7-9618-c4091db66257.png', - organizationCoverImageUrl: '', - socialLinks: { - website: ['https://zenbit.mx', 'https://github.com/zenbitETH'], - farcaster: ['https://warpcast.com/zenbit'], - twitter: 'https://x.com/zenbitMX', - mirror: 'https://mirror.xyz/zenbit.eth', - }, - team: ['212738'], - }, - name: 'OPcity stack', - description: - "The OP City Stack is a comprehensive research initiative focused on exploring the operation of the OP Stack and testing the capabilities of the Canon Fault Proofs Virtual Machine (Canon Fault Proofs VM). Through practical deployments, benchmarking, and innovative proposals, this project seeks to push the boundaries of Optimistic Rollup performance and functionality, contributing to the broader goal of Ethereum scalability.\n\nThe project covers several key areas. First, the Node & Rollup Setup involved detailed documentation of the deployment process for both an L1 node (Holesky testnet) and an L2 rollup using the OP Stack. To address RPC calls limitations, the project transitioned from relying on a remote virtual machine and third-party RPC services to a local environment. This shift improved performance reliability and security.\n\nIn the OP Stack Version Benchmarking, multiple test deployments were conducted to compare the OP Stack versions V4.0.0 (Canyon) and V7.0.0 (Fjord). Significant findings from these tests included a 75% reduction in total gas fees when upgrading from V4.0.0 to V7.0.0. Additionally, a comparison of calldata versus data blob methods revealed that using data blobs resulted in a 60% reduction in resource usage, demonstrating the efficiency gains of advanced data handling techniques.\n\nFor the Proposed Changes to Fault Proofs, the project explored integrating the OP Stack's Canon Fault Proofs VM with the opML's Multi-Phase Fault Proof protocol. The proposed modifications included developing a state transition function model to handle merkelized decision trees or neural network outputs. The project also focused on analyzing memory management strategies for handlig large datasets required by machine learning models, and enhancing syscalls and I/O operations to optimize the ML-driven data processing. To ensure system integrity, formal verification, and error analysis were implemented. Additionally, simulations were developed to evaluate the system's performance under real-world operational conditions.", - profileAvatarUrl: - 'https://storage.googleapis.com/op-atlas/f9feb4b3-ff72-43c5-b3b5-008aa6ec8f45.png', - projectCoverImageUrl: - 'https://storage.googleapis.com/op-atlas/ed478c5a-8181-465d-a02f-b2b5d72bf44f.png', - socialLinks: { - website: ['https://zenbit.mx', 'https://badges.zenbit.mx/'], - farcaster: ['https://warpcast.com/zenbit'], - twitter: 'https://x.com/zenbitMX/status/1731886578673254564', - mirror: 'https://mirror.xyz/zenbit.eth/', - }, - team: null, - github: [ - { - url: 'https://github.com/zenbitETH/OPcity', - name: 'OP City', - description: - 'This repository documents the research and development efforts for the OP City project.', - }, - ], - packages: [], - links: [ - { - url: 'https://github.com/zenbitETH/OPcity/blob/main/README.md', - name: 'Proposed modifications to the Canon Fault Proofs VM', - description: - "Research the compatibility of the OP stack's Canon Fault Proof VM with the opML's Multi-Phase Fault Proof protocol. The goal is to implement a custom Fault Dispute Game that manages the challenges related to data availability states from the L2 rollup and the computation results from the Deep Neural Networks (DNN) of the multi-phase opML. ", - }, - { - url: 'https://github.com/zenbitETH/OPcity/blob/main/Op-stack-research/Test-deployments/node01_V4.0.0.md', - name: 'Test Deployment 1 (OP stack V4.0.0 / December 2023)', - description: - "An explorative evaluation was conducted from December 4th to 11th, assessing the OP Stack's operational cost performance in a testnet environment, focusing on gas spending by the batcher and proposer components.", - }, - { - url: 'https://github.com/zenbitETH/OPcity/blob/main/Op-stack-research/Test-deployments/node02_V7.0.0.md', - name: 'Test Deployment 2 (OP stack V7.0.0 - Call Data) / June 2024', - description: - 'In June 2024, a 20-day test deployment was conducted using OP Stack V7.0.0 with a Calldata configuration. This test followed multiple network updates and optimizations, significantly impacting rollup operation costs.', - }, - { - url: 'https://github.com/zenbitETH/OPcity/blob/main/Op-stack-research/Test-deployments/node03_V7.0.0.md', - name: 'Test Deployment 3 (OP stack V7.0.0 - Data Blobs) / June 2024', - description: - 'Documentation of a third test deployment comparing the performance of OP Stack using Calldata versus Data Blobs for data posting. This test demonstrated the efficiency and cost-saving benefits of using Data Blobs.', - }, - { - url: 'https://github.com/zenbitETH/OPcity/blob/main/node-setup/Holesky/geth.md', - name: 'Guide to setup a Geth on a Holesky node', - description: - 'A step-by-step guide for configuring Geth as the Execution Layer on a Holesky node.', - }, - { - url: 'https://github.com/zenbitETH/OPcity/blob/main/node-setup/Holesky/prysm.md', - name: 'Guide to setup a Prysm on a Holesky node', - description: - 'This guide provides instructions for configuring Prysm as the Consensus Layer on a Holesky node.', - }, - { - url: 'https://github.com/zenbitETH/OPcity/blob/main/node-setup/Op-stack/op-setup.md', - name: 'Guide to setup and deploy a Rollup from the OP stack', - description: - 'A comprehensive guide detailing the steps to configure and deploy a rollup from the OP Stack repository on a Holesky node.', - }, - { - url: 'https://github.com/zenbitETH/OPcity/blob/main/node-setup/Op-stack/dashboard-setup.md', - name: 'Guide to generate data visualization from Rollup activity', - description: - 'This document outlines the setup of a dashboard for visualizing data from node and rollup performance.', - }, - { - url: 'https://github.com/zenbitETH/OPcity/blob/main/Canon-FPVM/dev.md', - name: 'Guide to interact with Fault Proofs VM', - description: - 'This document explains the practical concepts of the Canon Fault Proofs VM used in the OP Stack, including steps to interact with the dispute mechanism.', - }, - { - url: 'https://mirror.xyz/zenbit.eth/atHQ_Nz1--bQbY6Vx7NzYO-aOtXibcQi70aLl_WhTzY', - name: 'OP City: Research compilation', - description: - 'This article compiles research conducted at Zenbit, focusing on the theoretical and practical aspects of the OP Stack and Canon Fault Proofs VM. It includes insights into their implementation, performance benchmarks, and potential future enhancements.', - }, - { - url: 'https://github.com/zenbitETH/OPcity/milestones', - name: 'OPcity Milestones', - description: - 'List of milestones we aim to achieve during the research and development of the OPcity Stack. It contains the commits, pull requests, and contributions made at each stage and sets a guideline for future ', - }, - ], - contracts: [], - grantsAndFunding: { - ventureFunding: [], - grants: [ - { - grant: null, - link: null, - amount: '24850', - date: '', - details: null, - }, - { - grant: null, - link: null, - amount: '1535', - date: '', - details: null, - }, - { - grant: 'token-house-mission', - link: 'https://app.charmverse.io/op-grants/page-1306815702055122', - amount: '30000', - date: '2024-05-08', - details: - "Research the compatibility of the OP stack's Canon Fault Proof VM with the opML's Multi-Phase Fault Proof protocol. Proposed during Season 5 and approved during Cycle 22.", - }, - ], - revenue: [], - }, - pricingModel: 'free', - impactStatement: { - category: 'OP_STACK_RESEARCH_AND_DEVELOPMENT', - subcategory: [ - 'Research or development that introduces new features, improvements, or capabilities to the OP Stack.', - ], - statement: [ - { - answer: - "OP City researches the capabilities of the OP Stack by testing and enhancing the Canon Fault Proofs VM to handle disputes related to block states and machine learning inferences from opML. We focused on integrating the Canon Fault Proofs VM with opML's Multi-Phase Fault Proof protocol to optimize performance and efficiency. This effort contributed to the OP Stack's scalability and cost-effectiveness, significantly reducing gas fees. Additionally, by transitioning from a remote virtual machine and third-party RPC services to a local node setup, we addressed RPC call limitations, enhancing the reliability and security of OP Stack deployments.\n\nWhile expanding our knowledge about the OP stack, we made a version benchmark from December 2023 to June 2024, comparing the Operation cost between V4.0.0 and V7.0.0.0 and then comparing the call data and data blobs' performance to identify the optimal configuration test for deploying the OP stack in a local environment. ", - question: - 'How has your project advanced the development of the OP Stack?', - }, - { - answer: - 'Multiple developers and researchers worldwide have accessed our tooling and progress through the Zenbit Discord server, where our findings are shared with a broader community. Specifically, university students in Querétaro, México, contributed to the Zenbit project and have since used the OP City repository to facilitate technology transfer within their institutions. This has benefited our immediate team and enabled other researchers and developers to build upon our work, further advancing OP chain technology.\n\nSeed Gov Delegation reflected our opinions and security concerns about the Protocol Upgrade #7: Fault Proofs update by voting with abstention during its approval ballot. These concerns were later confirmed after the Granite upgrade announcement, which tackled multiple issues found after the audits made by third-party organizations.\n\nhttps://gov.optimism.io/t/final-protocol-upgrade-7-fault-proofs/8161/42\n\nhttps://gov.optimism.io/t/upgrade-proposal-10-granite-network-upgrade/8733', - question: - 'Who has benefited the most from your work on the OP Stack and how?', - }, - ], - }, - }, - { - id: '0x1547a722f7731b439b97428c31925100ef49ae443e32f5bba766268c296a3379', - applicationId: - '0x1547a722f7731b439b97428c31925100ef49ae443e32f5bba766268c296a3379', - projectId: - '0xa9860e1ba61461740831e00d03eb22660e47e8e9087b2ea2e4441f21210fb786', - category: 'Social', - applicationCategory: 'OP_STACK_RESEARCH_AND_DEVELOPMENT', - organization: { - name: 'Be Part Of Art Collective', - description: - "The Be Part Of Art Collective has one goal. Build and maintain the first infinite art canvas. A neverending art canvas that connects people through art. Imagine it as a giant puzzle that hadn't been designed yet. It starts with one piece and keep growing by adding new art by different artists. On this canvas it's not only about the artist's art but also about how he can merge his/her art with the art that already exists on the canvas. ", - organizationAvatarUrl: - 'https://storage.googleapis.com/op-atlas/dbddfc21-a8c4-42b9-b7cc-f29707c04ef9.png', - organizationCoverImageUrl: - 'https://storage.googleapis.com/op-atlas/bfb32a2a-dd80-44e6-b9f5-219700b8ee29.png', - socialLinks: { - website: ['Bepartofart.com'], - farcaster: [], - twitter: null, - mirror: null, - }, - team: ['413209'], - }, - name: 'Be Part Of Art', - description: - "In a time where the world is divided, I feel it is time to build projects that connect. In a time where everyone is focusing on themselves, I feel it is time to build projects that focus on collaboration. \n\nBe Part Of Art is a one of a kind art project. It is a blank infinite art canvas that invites graphic artists from around the world to contribute and collaborate with each other to create something that has never been done before. An artwork that is never finished, an artwork that is always growing into something bigger. An artwork that evolves as time goes by. \n\nI imagine it as a digital \"cave painting\"... A place where you can see art, the artists and life merge into something that will be forever available to mankind.\n\nDo you have what it takes to Be Part Of Art? \n\nIn this first stage of the project I'd like to do a bit more research about the technical requirements and technical feasibility of the project. Find the initial group of artists to create the first piece and spend time planning the next phases. \n\nI'd like to spend some time brainstorming with different artists to see how they feel about the project and if they would want to collaborate. Since this all takes time I'd like to request an initial capital to cover the costs so I can focus on this project and the research full-time. ", - profileAvatarUrl: - 'https://storage.googleapis.com/op-atlas/53ee4bea-4882-4f2c-8f71-2b6d747a28b2.png', - projectCoverImageUrl: - 'https://storage.googleapis.com/op-atlas/8fd63b00-4bcd-447a-9e9b-7bfd805f3242.png', - socialLinks: { - website: ['Www.Bepartofart.com'], - farcaster: [], - twitter: null, - mirror: null, - }, - team: [ - { - fid: 413209, - object: 'user', - pfp_url: 'https://i.imgur.com/uGlCyiv.jpg', - profile: { - bio: { - text: 'Sharing my passion for technology, personal growth and creating financial freedom on a daily basis.', - }, - }, - username: 'starchildtv', - power_badge: false, - display_name: 'StarChildTV', - active_status: 'inactive', - verifications: ['0x5d6f3d0c92d0564151357b0863e55e9ed4631b8d'], - follower_count: 9, - custody_address: '0x13fbf75c6b61fb44bf24316e9409ad01cfd3a52c', - following_count: 76, - verified_addresses: { - eth_addresses: ['0x5d6f3d0c92d0564151357b0863e55e9ed4631b8d'], - sol_addresses: [], - }, - }, - ], - github: [], - packages: [], - links: [], - contracts: [], - grantsAndFunding: { - ventureFunding: [], - grants: [], - revenue: [], - }, - pricingModel: 'freemium', - impactStatement: { - category: 'OP_STACK_RESEARCH_AND_DEVELOPMENT', - subcategory: [ - 'Research or development that introduces new features, improvements, or capabilities to the OP Stack.', - ], - statement: [ - { - answer: - "There hasn't been any impact yet because I have only recently decided to start working on this project again. With the initial funding I will make sure do the research needed to decide if this project has any marit and what the best way will be moving forward.\n\n", - question: - 'How has your project advanced the development of the OP Stack?', - }, - { - answer: - "1. Digital Artists \n2. Consumers that love art\n3. The OP Stack \n\nFor digital artists it's a new way to showcase their work and skills. It will not be easy to claim a spot on the canvas, it will require winning multiple voting rounds and convincing the community you are the right fit for that spot. But once you do, your work will be there forever. \n\nFor people that love art, it will be a new way to interact with it. Not only being able to decide how the canvas should move forward by voting, they'll also be able to buy their favorite pieces of the canvas to gift to their friends or family or keep for themselves.\n\nThe OP stack will have a new innovative way to display it's strength, this time not rooted in DeFi. I feel a lot of people are not yet comfortable with blockchain and/or DeFi and because of that they aren't using the OP stack yet. With this project the OP stack will be able to show how a blockchain can be used to keep track of ownership of the first infinite art canvas. \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n", - question: - 'Who has benefited the most from your work on the OP Stack and how?', - }, - ], - }, - }, - { - id: '0x29689510e5add50d929566fcbb78a8f85fac28545928859f97ce6c5ca3c97da1', - applicationId: - '0x29689510e5add50d929566fcbb78a8f85fac28545928859f97ce6c5ca3c97da1', - projectId: - '0x8c76c13d8d0e63a7de499d47b9da5a4495d1151c0b2003c92379f41f14e404c0', - category: 'Utility', - applicationCategory: 'OP_STACK_RESEARCH_AND_DEVELOPMENT', - organization: { - name: 'Kroma', - description: '', - organizationAvatarUrl: - 'https://storage.googleapis.com/op-atlas/8db1b63b-ea9f-435b-bcb0-34417a1a9c97.png', - organizationCoverImageUrl: '', - socialLinks: { - website: ['https://kroma.network'], - farcaster: [], - twitter: 'https://x.com/kroma_network', - mirror: '', - }, - team: ['602876', '217355', '662916'], - }, - name: 'Permissionless ZK Fault Proof System', - description: - "Kroma is the first OP Stack rollup to feature an active, permissionless ZK Fault Proof system. This system allowed anyone to become a validator, who submits checkpoint outputs to L1 and validates them, thereby enabling the decentralized settlement of Kroma on L1.\n\nAdditionally, it reduced the costs associated with resolving disputes between different checkpoint outputs. It identifies the disputed point at the block level using multiple segments instead of bisection, requiring far fewer transactions. Moreover, it doesn’t necessitate storing large amounts of preimage oracle data on-chain, as verification can be achieved through ZK proofs. Operationally, we enhanced the ZK prover by reducing proof generation time using Tachyon, a Kroma original, GPU accelerated ZK backend library written in C++.\n\nHowever, there were several limitations in the existing system:\n- Maintaining the zkEVM circuit was challenging.\n- It did not guarantee that the execution of transactions was based on the batch data posted by the sequencer.\n- Compatibility with the interface of Optimism's DisputeGame was not considered.\n\nTo overcome these limitations, the Kroma team is developing an advanced ZK Fault Proof system using a zkVM. By using zkVM instead of zkEVM, no additional maintenance efforts are required for the ZK circuit. The new proving scheme ensures that transaction execution is based on the batch data posted by the sequencer. Additionally, the contract for dispute challenges will implement the interface of Optimism’s DisputeGame, making it fully compatible with Optimism's system. 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This provides continuous, automated verification of critical properties, such as the L1 pausability mechanism, ensuring the security of the OP Stack as it evolves. By embedding formal verification into the process, developers can detect vulnerabilities early, reducing security risks and improving resilience. This strengthens security while accelerating development and deployment. Additionally, Kontrol updates in Optimism CI are regularly upstreamed (PRs #10159 and #10953). We've also offloaded Kontrol computations to our servers, easing the burden on the OP Labs dev team (PR #11015).\n\n\n\n\n\n", - question: - 'How has your project advanced the development of the OP Stack?', - }, - { - answer: - 'The primary beneficiaries of our work are the developers and projects building on the Superchain, OP Labs, and the broader Optimism community. 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