Graph Assistant
Over the past month, the Semiotic team has focused on advancing and refining The Graph Assistant. We optimized both tool invocation and prompt design, enabling faster and more accurate responses. Moreover, a dedicated judge agent was introduced to systematically evaluate output quality, guiding iterative improvements.
In addition, we expanded the assistant’s capabilities with a suite of new specialized tools. Collectively, these enhancements have strengthened system stability and reliability. Notably, the project has now been open-sourced[link], opening the door to community-driven contributions and accelerated innovation. This progress positions the Semiotic team well for future iterations.
GraphTally and Indexer Service
This month we focused on strengthening the testing infrastructure for the GraphTally payments components of the indexer stack, ensuring they’re robust and ready for Horizon. Our releases are now out and testable and we’re getting feedback and iterating, giving us a solid foundation for integration.
We’re continuing to work with other teams as the remaining pieces of the stack move toward their own releases. Once everything is aligned, we’ll be ready for coordinated, end-to-end Horizon testing, with the finish line now clearly … on the Horizon.
Cryptography
Efforts on verifiability have been focused on fully supporting the Ethereum chain in veemon and restructuring the repository for usability. We attended a session of Indexer Office Hours to discuss our recent article on Verifiable Extraction using veemon.