seb
@seb
Food for thought Every smart contract is kinda its own app, with every function / feature being a button you can press Some buttons are put on websites, miniapps, etc., but the large majority of them are never(or no longer) surfaced There should be some sort of universal markup language for every smart contract (that isn't an ABI) that allows anyone to easily interact onchain. Wonder if this is solved via a smart contract markup language + generative AI, or just plainly via LLMs Publishing an app to the onchain app store becomes simply deploying a smart contract
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DeveloperJesse
@developerjesse.eth
Of the contract is verified on an explorer then that is a good first step. A lot of times that gets you access to the “hidden” methods that exist in the contracts. If it isn’t verified, then it’s a different story. Is it possible to reverse engineer byte code? Perhaps to what the compiler did, but not back to the source.
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seb
@seb
yeah could maybe infer from the bytecode, especially if there's similar bytecode verified elsewhere
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