Greymass What We've Built
A look inside Greymass projects with monthly progress reports. Browse executive summaries for stakeholders, technical documentation for developers, or raw research data. All reports are generated by an open-source multi-agent AI system.
Development Timeline
November 2025
- ▸ Launched sentiment polling allowing token holders to share weighted opinions on community topics
- ▸ Built proposal browser letting anyone search and review governance votes
- ▸ Made Web Authenticator show clearer information when asking users to approve transactions
- ▸ Reopened token bridge so people can withdraw their funds after Vaulta EVM shut down
October 2025
- ▸ Improved passkey support in Web Authenticator for fingerprint and face unlock instead of managing private keys
- ▸ Made managing accounts easier in Web Authenticator with search, app permissions, and scrolling
- ▸ Made account creation work on-chain supporting both modern and traditional security methods
- ▸ Began integrating new multi-language system into Web Authenticator and Unicove
September 2025
- ▸ Made Web Authenticator faster and more stable by improving how it stores wallet information
- ▸ Simplified account creation and import making wallet setup faster and easier
- ▸ Connected Web Authenticator with Unicove so you can use the wallet for sending tokens and staking
- ▸ Started building backup extension for Web Authenticator to test 12-word recovery phrases
August 2025
- ▸ Released Web Authenticator on Jungle 4 testnet to begin testing wallet features
- ▸ Integrated account creation giving users free and paid options to create blockchain accounts
- ▸ Improved authentication and error handling with passkey fixes, clearer messages, and fallback login
- ▸ Built token platform with registry and tools letting anyone create tokens without writing code
July 2025
- ▸ Added new design to Web Authenticator across login, account creation, and transaction signing
- ▸ Completed Ledger hardware wallet pages in Web Authenticator for using hardware keys
- ▸ Added Ricardian contracts to Web Authenticator showing human-readable transaction terms
- ▸ Added Spring 2.0 testnet support and migrated to shared component library in Unicove
June 2025
- ▸ Started building Sextant v2 for account creation across multiple products
- ▸ Added transaction signing to Web Authenticator so users can approve blockchain actions
- ▸ Added Apple login to Web Authenticator for claiming free accounts
- ▸ Restructured Web Authenticator data storage for better maintainability
About These Reports
A monthly look at what Greymass built and shipped.
Each month we document activity across all Greymass projects. This includes core products like Unicove, Web Authenticator, and WharfKit, plus the supporting tools and infrastructure that power them. Every report shows what was completed and what's currently in progress.
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Choose the format that works best for you. Stakeholders get the highlights, developers get the details, and everyone can verify the source data.
How It's Created
Reports are automatically generated each month by a director agent that coordinates four specialized agents. They collect data from GitHub, write summaries for different audiences, and ensure quality.
Researcher
Data collection specialist. Navigates GitHub APIs, parses repository activity, and extracts structured information from multiple sources.
Summary Writer
Communication specialist. Translates technical jargon into accessible language, focuses on business impact, and writes for non-technical audiences.
Technical Writer
Developer documentation specialist. Maintains technical accuracy, organizes code changes by repository, and preserves implementation details.
Report Fixer
Quality assurance specialist. Audits reports against style guidelines, detects inconsistencies, and applies surgical fixes to maintain standards.
This is an experimental system still in development.
If you spot inaccuracies, please open an issue on GitHub.
Funded By
This work was funded by Vaulta (formerly EOS) and the Antelope Coalition.
Vaulta Middleware Grant
As part of the tokenomics approved in mid-2024, Vaulta (formerly EOS) allocated 15M tokens to Middleware initiatives. Greymass received 5M from this allocation to make the blockchain more accessible, reduce onboarding friction, and simplify interactions. This funding enabled development of the EOS Wallet for MetaMask, Web Authenticator (browser-based cloud wallet), Unicove 2.0, and free account creation systems.
Antelope Coalition Grant
In mid-2022, the Antelope Coalition (Vaulta, WAX, Telos, and UX blockchains) funded the development of Wharf, a modular SDK for building blockchain applications across all Antelope-based chains. Born out of the Wallet+ blue paper, this SDK powers wallet integrations, smart contract interactions, and account management with packages including Session Kit, Contract Kit, and Account Kit, and a growing ecosystem of extensions.
These grants enable Greymass to build free and open-source infrastructure that benefits the entire Antelope ecosystem.