Ethereum

What is the fastest tool for printing calldata?

  Execution reverted
  Request Arguments:
    from:   0x2A6d311394184EeB6Df8FBBF58626B085374Ffe7
    to:     0x5FF137D4b0FDCD49DcA30c7CF57E578a026d2789
    data:   0x1fad948c00000000000000000000000000000000...

I want to paste the above and see the arguments.

you won't get arg or struct names because fn signatures don't include them but heimdall has the most legible output

will also explain it if you pass an openai key lol

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this is close. it correctly identifies the function being called and then... still doesn't label anything

https://tenderly.co/transaction-simulator :)

our tx decoder does a p good job for executed txs, no simulator though
`parsec.fi/tx/${tx}#call`