Research Data: February 2025
Generated: 2025-12-07 22:30 UTC
Method: REST API (historical data >30 days)
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Publications:
Summary Statistics
- Greymass: 49 PRs merged across 4 repositories
- Wharfkit: 3 PRs merged across 3 repositories
- New Repositories: 0 created
- Publications: 0 blog posts
- Top Repositories by Activity:
- greymass/unicove (33 PRs - multisig support, network abstraction, UX improvements)
- greymass/anchor-mobile-android (12 PRs - stability improvements and bug fixes)
- greymass/web-authenticator (2 PRs - Cloudflare backend implementation)
- greymass/account-creation-portal (2 PRs - account name improvements)
Greymass Organization
greymass/unicove
Repository: https://github.com/greymass/unicove
Activity: 33 PRs merged
Strategic Context: Unicove is a modern block explorer and web-based wallet interface for Antelope blockchains featuring sentiment voting, multisig support, and seamless onboarding. February saw major feature development with multisig account support and architectural improvements.
Work Summary: February focused on adding comprehensive multisig account functionality to Unicove, implementing network abstraction for better multi-chain support, and significant UX improvements. The multisig work enables users to manage multisig accounts, view proposals, and interact with complex permission structures directly through Unicove. Network abstraction work allows Unicove to support multiple Antelope chains more flexibly through improved configuration management.
PR #384: Adding support for multisig accounts
Link: https://github.com/greymass/unicove/pull/384
Merged: 2025-02-24
Comments: 21 total (1 discussion + 20 review comments)
Body Summary: Major feature addition bringing comprehensive multisig functionality to Unicove:
- Multisig wallet plugin for session management
- Account authority page for viewing permission structures
- Multisig session display for managing connected multisig accounts
- Multisig options in settings page
- Rework of resources display
- Added datetime input components
- Removed reference to PWA manifest
- Added support for time.eosn contract checktime action in multisigs
- Improved filtering on activity page to prevent duplicates
- Miscellaneous supporting fixes and changes
Technical Impact: This work brings full multisig account management into Unicove, enabling users to view, create, and manage multisig proposals directly through the interface. Complements the existing msigs.io integration.
PR #374: Actions/transactions rework
Link: https://github.com/greymass/unicove/pull/374
Merged: 2025-02-19
Comments: 1
Work Summary: Architectural rework of how actions and transactions are handled within Unicove, improving the underlying transaction composition and submission flow.
PR #371: Gifted RAM + State refactoring
Link: https://github.com/greymass/unicove/pull/371
Merged: 2025-02-17
Work Summary: Added gifted RAM functionality allowing users to purchase RAM for other accounts, along with state management refactoring to support new features.
PR #370: opengraph images
Link: https://github.com/greymass/unicove/pull/370
Merged: 2025-02-17
Work Summary: Implemented dynamic Open Graph image generation for better social media sharing.
PR #355: Network Abstraction
Link: https://github.com/greymass/unicove/pull/355
Merged: 2025-02-07
Comments: 1
Work Summary: Architectural change to abstract network configuration, making it easier to support multiple Antelope blockchains with different configurations and features. This enables Unicove to adapt to different chain capabilities and requirements.
PR #361: Additional chain abstraction
Link: https://github.com/greymass/unicove/pull/361
Merged: 2025-02-11
Work Summary: Follow-up work extending chain abstraction capabilities.
PR #359: Reworked environmental variables
Link: https://github.com/greymass/unicove/pull/359
Merged: 2025-02-11
Work Summary: Restructured environment variable handling for better configuration management across deployments.
PR #344: Smart Contract API
Link: https://github.com/greymass/unicove/pull/344
Merged: 2025-02-04
Work Summary: Continued integration of smart contract-based API endpoints (from unicove-contracts repository created in January), reducing dependency on native blockchain APIs.
PR #342: feat: add dynamic og images
Link: https://github.com/greymass/unicove/pull/342
Merged: 2025-02-04
Work Summary: Added dynamic Open Graph image generation using the unicove-og-image-gen Cloudflare Worker.
PR #350: Add icon to page header if an account is a contract
Link: https://github.com/greymass/unicove/pull/350
Merged: 2025-02-16
Work Summary: Added visual indicator to distinguish contract accounts from regular accounts in the UI.
PR #382: Reworked success/error after a form calls transact
Link: https://github.com/greymass/unicove/pull/382
Merged: 2025-02-21
Work Summary: Improved user feedback after transaction submission with better success/error messaging.
PR #381: Removed Account Kit
Link: https://github.com/greymass/unicove/pull/381
Merged: 2025-02-20
Work Summary: Removed Account Kit dependency, streamlining codebase and reducing external dependencies.
PR #380: Contract/account switch button enhancements
Link: https://github.com/greymass/unicove/pull/380
Merged: 2025-02-21
Work Summary: Enhanced UI for switching between viewing accounts as contracts vs regular accounts.
PR #394: style: enhance ux of permissions edit form
Link: https://github.com/greymass/unicove/pull/394
Merged: 2025-02-27
Work Summary: UX improvements to the permissions editing interface.
PR #392: Hotfix: Fixed issues with ABI decoding in msigs
Link: https://github.com/greymass/unicove/pull/392
Merged: 2025-02-25
Work Summary: Fixed ABI decoding bugs affecting multisig proposal display.
Minor PRs and Releases
Release PRs:
- PR #386: Next release (merged 2025-02-24)
- PR #379: Next release (merged 2025-02-22)
- PR #378: Hotfixes (merged 2025-02-20)
- PR #377: Hot fixes (merged 2025-02-20)
- PR #375: Next release (merged 2025-02-19)
- PR #369: Hotfix: msigs + API fallback (merged 2025-02-13)
- PR #368: Hotfix: Transaction API (merged 2025-02-13)
- PR #367: Hotfixes (merged 2025-02-13)
- PR #366: Hotfix for RAM Charts (merged 2025-02-12)
- PR #365: Release Updates for Docker (merged 2025-02-12)
- PR #364: Updating for Docker (merged 2025-02-12)
- PR #363: More config optimization (merged 2025-02-12)
- PR #362: Next Release (merged 2025-02-12)
- PR #356: Next Release (merged 2025-02-07)
UX/UI Improvements:
- PR #360: Fix search styles (merged 2025-02-11)
- PR #353: fix: z-index on page switcher (merged 2025-02-06)
- PR #352: Account switcher update (merged 2025-02-07)
- PR #351: fix: horizontal shift on long pages (merged 2025-02-04)
Technical Context: February represented a heavy release cycle for Unicove with frequent hotfixes and iterative improvements following the major multisig and network abstraction features. The work built upon the contract-based API foundation laid in January (unicove-contracts).
greymass/anchor-mobile-android
Repository: https://github.com/greymass/anchor-mobile-android
Activity: 12 PRs merged to dev branch
Strategic Context: Native Android wallet for Antelope blockchains. Part of the Anchor wallet family. Status: Maintenance mode with ongoing stability improvements.
Work Summary: February focused on stability improvements, bug fixes, and enhanced account creation capabilities. The work addressed edge cases causing crashes, improved threading for better performance, and integrated with the account-creation-portal for seamless onboarding.
PR #673: Support create account with portal
Link: https://github.com/greymass/anchor-mobile-android/pull/673
Merged: 2025-02-20
Work Summary: Integrated with the account-creation-portal to provide streamlined account creation flow within the mobile app.
Technical Impact: Connects Anchor Android to the centralized account creation infrastructure, providing consistent onboarding experience across all Greymass products.
PR #701: Using new lighthouse API
Link: https://github.com/greymass/anchor-mobile-android/pull/701
Merged: 2025-02-06
Work Summary: Updated to use the new lighthouse-js API that was migrated to SvelteKit in January.
Technical Impact: Ensures Anchor Android uses the modern lighthouse API infrastructure for account lookup functionality.
Stability and Bug Fixes:
PR #711: Remove backup ground detecting requests (merged 2025-02-22)
- Removed redundant background request detection improving performance
PR #710: move getInstallReferrer to work thread (merged 2025-02-21)
- Improved threading by moving install referrer detection off main thread
PR #709: Fix IllegalStateException in AnchorPlayInstallReferrer (merged 2025-02-20)
- Fixed crash caused by illegal state exception
PR #708: Optimize closePrompt method (merged 2025-02-20)
- Optimized prompt closing logic for better responsiveness
PR #707: fix unsupported authenticator combination on API 29 and below (merged 2025-02-20)
- Fixed compatibility issue with older Android versions (API 29-)
PR #706: remove PromptActivity restore (merged 2025-02-20)
- Removed activity restoration logic causing issues
PR #704: Adjust Theme and StatusBar (merged 2025-02-18)
- UI improvements to theme and status bar appearance
PR #703: optimize the error hint when cpu limit during account recovery (merged 2025-02-18)
- Better error messaging for resource-limited account recovery
PR #700: fix help view cannot scroll (merged 2025-02-18)
- Fixed scrolling bug in help documentation
PR #693: Move handleLookingUp operation from constructor to componentDidMount (merged 2025-02-18)
- Improved component lifecycle management by moving async operations
Technical Context: The work in February shows continued maintenance focus on Android stability with multiple threading fixes, crash prevention, and lifecycle improvements. The integration with account-creation-portal demonstrates ongoing effort to unify account creation across all Greymass products.
greymass/web-authenticator
Repository: https://github.com/greymass/web-authenticator
Activity: 2 PRs merged
Strategic Context: Web Authenticator is a no-download web-based non-custodial “cloud wallet” enabling users to create accounts and sign transactions in 1-2 minutes without installations. Integrates with Wharf (WharfKit) for seamless dapp onboarding.
Work Summary: February saw the completion of major backend infrastructure work started in January, with the addition of a Cloudflare-based backend and state management refactoring.
PR #4: Adding Cloudflare backend
Link: https://github.com/greymass/web-authenticator/pull/4
Merged: 2025-02-21
Comments: 2
Work Summary: Implemented Cloudflare-based backend infrastructure, building on the Express backend work from January. This enables Web Authenticator to run on Cloudflare’s edge network while maintaining database connectivity for account tracking.
Technical Impact: Provides scalable, globally-distributed backend infrastructure for Web Authenticator’s account management features while maintaining the security benefits of WebAuthn. Enables features like account recovery and cross-device access.
PR #9: Refactoring state
Link: https://github.com/greymass/web-authenticator/pull/9
Merged: 2025-02-26
Work Summary: Refactored state management architecture to support the new backend infrastructure and improve data flow throughout the application.
Technical Context: This work completes the major architectural transition started in January, moving Web Authenticator from a purely client-side application to a hybrid client-server architecture with Cloudflare edge deployment.
greymass/account-creation-portal
Repository: https://github.com/greymass/account-creation-portal
Activity: 2 PRs merged
Strategic Context: The account-creation-portal is related to the sextant account creation infrastructure, providing unified account creation capabilities across Greymass products.
Work Summary: February saw improvements to account name handling in the portal.
PR #26: Account name
Link: https://github.com/greymass/account-creation-portal/pull/26
Merged: 2025-02-22
Work Summary: Improvements to account name validation and handling logic.
PR #25: Release
Link: https://github.com/greymass/account-creation-portal/pull/25
Merged: 2025-02-22
Work Summary: Release with accumulated changes including account name improvements.
Technical Context: These changes support the account creation integration in Anchor Android (PR #673) and maintain consistency across all products using the centralized account creation infrastructure.
Wharfkit Organization
wharfkit/account
Repository: https://github.com/wharfkit/account
Activity: 1 PR merged
PR #22: Updating eosio contract
Link: https://github.com/wharfkit/account/pull/22
Merged: 2025-02-19
Work Summary: Updated system contract (eosio) definitions to match current contract implementations.
wharfkit/cli
Repository: https://github.com/wharfkit/cli
Activity: 1 PR merged
PR #40: Avoiding cannot use namespace as a value error
Link: https://github.com/wharfkit/cli/pull/40
Merged: 2025-02-19
Work Summary: Fixed TypeScript compilation error related to namespace usage.
wharfkit/wallet-plugin-cloudwallet
Repository: https://github.com/wharfkit/wallet-plugin-cloudwallet
Activity: 1 PR merged
PR #13: add support for temporary accounts in wharfkit
Link: https://github.com/wharfkit/wallet-plugin-cloudwallet/pull/13
Merged: 2025-02-21
Work Summary: Added support for temporary account functionality in the cloud wallet plugin, enabling ephemeral accounts for testing and development workflows.
Individual Developer Activity
aaroncox/vaulta-contracts
Repository: https://github.com/aaroncox/vaulta-contracts
Activity: 0 commits in February 2025
No activity in the vaulta-contracts repository during February.
New Repositories
No new repositories were created in February 2025.
Publications
jesta.blog
RSS Feed: https://jesta.blog/feed
February 2025: No blog posts published
Most Recent Post: “Stake-weighted Sentiment” (November 19, 2025)
Medium @greymass
RSS Feed: https://medium.com/feed/@greymass
February 2025: No articles published
Most Recent Post: “Progress Update (April 2025)” (published April 2, 2025, outside February scope)
Notable Technical Work
Multisig Account Support in Unicove
Context: February saw comprehensive multisig functionality added to Unicove.
The Business Need: Users needed the ability to manage multisig accounts directly through Unicove without relying on command-line tools or separate interfaces. This includes viewing permission structures, creating proposals, and managing approvals.
The Technical Challenge: Multisig accounts have complex permission structures with multiple authorities, thresholds, and time delays. Managing these through a user-friendly interface requires careful UX design and robust handling of various multisig configurations.
The Solution: Implement comprehensive multisig support including:
- Multisig wallet plugin for WharfKit session management
- Account authority page visualizing permission hierarchies
- Multisig session display for managing connected accounts
- Integration with existing multisig proposal infrastructure
- Enhanced resources display for multisig contexts
Work Completed:
- PR #384 with multisig wallet plugin, authority pages, and session management
- Support for time.eosn contract checktime action
- Improved activity filtering to handle multisig transactions
- DateTime input components for time-delayed proposals
Technical Impact: This work brings full multisig account management into Unicove’s user-friendly interface, making complex multisig operations accessible to non-technical users.
Links:
- Main PR: https://github.com/greymass/unicove/pull/384
- Related: https://github.com/greymass/unicove/pull/392 (ABI decoding fixes)
Network Abstraction Architecture
Context: February included major architectural work to abstract network configuration in Unicove, enabling better multi-chain support.
The Challenge: Unicove needed to support multiple Antelope blockchains with different features, token configurations, and capabilities. Hardcoded network-specific logic was becoming difficult to maintain and extend.
The Solution: Implement network abstraction layer allowing:
- Dynamic network configuration through environment variables
- Chain-specific feature flags
- Flexible token and resource handling per network
- Easier addition of new Antelope chains
Work Completed:
- PR #355: Network Abstraction (base implementation)
- PR #361: Additional chain abstraction
- PR #359: Reworked environmental variables
- PR #363: More config optimization
Technical Impact: This architectural change makes Unicove truly multi-chain capable, allowing it to support any Antelope blockchain with appropriate configuration. It removes hardcoded network assumptions and enables features to be enabled/disabled per chain based on capabilities.
Links:
Cloudflare Backend for Web Authenticator
Context: February completed the backend infrastructure transition for Web Authenticator started in January, moving to Cloudflare edge deployment.
The Challenge: The Express backend built in January needed to be deployed on Cloudflare’s edge network for global performance while maintaining database connectivity and WebAuthn security.
The Solution: Implement Cloudflare-compatible backend that:
- Runs on Cloudflare Workers/Pages
- Maintains database connectivity for account tracking
- Preserves WebAuthn security model
- Provides global edge distribution
Work Completed:
- PR #4: Adding Cloudflare backend
- PR #9: Refactoring state management
Technical Impact: Completes the architectural transition from purely client-side to edge-deployed client-server architecture. Enables features like account recovery and cross-device account management while maintaining fast global performance and WebAuthn security.
Links:
- https://github.com/greymass/web-authenticator/pull/4
- https://github.com/greymass/web-authenticator/pull/9
Unified Account Creation
Context: February showed continued integration work connecting Anchor Android to the centralized account creation infrastructure (account-creation-portal/sextant).
The Business Need: Provide consistent, reliable account creation across all Greymass products (Anchor, Web Authenticator, Unicove, MetaMask Snap) using shared infrastructure.
Work Completed:
- PR #673 in anchor-mobile-android: Integrated portal-based account creation
- PR #25, #26 in account-creation-portal: Account name improvements
Technical Impact: Ensures all Greymass products benefit from improvements to account creation infrastructure. Centralizes logic for account validation, premium names, and error handling.
Links:
- https://github.com/greymass/anchor-mobile-android/pull/673
- https://github.com/greymass/account-creation-portal/pull/26
For Downstream Agents
Summary Writer (agents/summary.md):
- Focus on the multisig functionality added to Unicove (major user-facing feature)
- Emphasize network abstraction enabling better multi-chain support
- Note Web Authenticator backend completion (Cloudflare edge deployment)
- Highlight maintenance work on Anchor Android (stability improvements)
- Note the absence of blog posts (quiet announcement month)
- This was primarily a development and stabilization month following January’s foundational work
- Reference github-projects.md for display names and descriptions
- Review prior months’ README.md for narrative continuity
Technical Writer (agents/technical.md):
- Deep dive into multisig support architecture and UX
- Explain network abstraction benefits for multi-chain deployment
- Document Cloudflare backend architecture for Web Authenticator
- Cover unified account creation infrastructure benefits
- Note the 33 PRs in Unicove representing heavy release cycle with iterative improvements
- Include links to all major PRs
- Explain how February’s work builds on January’s foundations (unicove-contracts, backend work)
- Review prior months’ technical.md for project continuity
Both agents: February was a feature development and stabilization month focused on bringing major new capabilities to Unicove (multisig, network abstraction), completing architectural transitions (Web Authenticator Cloudflare backend), and maintaining stability (Anchor Android fixes). The high PR count in Unicove (33 PRs) reflects a heavy release cycle with frequent hotfixes as major features were deployed and stabilized. Focus on WHAT was built and WHY it matters for users and developers. No blog posts or public announcements, but significant technical progress.