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Marco Granelli

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Marco Granelli

Worked on the anoma/namada repository to deliver robust MASP transaction and fee handling features, focusing on shielded token rewards, frontend fee processing, and CLI usability. Applied Rust and cryptography expertise to refactor transaction indexing, consolidate CLI argument parsing, and enforce type safety, improving maintainability and reliability. Enhanced error handling and event emission logic to ensure accurate reward attribution and safer transaction processing, while expanding end-to-end and integration test coverage for new fee models and IBC flows. The work included SDK and API updates, wrapper transaction safeguards, and code cleanup, resulting in a more predictable, secure, and maintainable blockchain protocol implementation.

Overall Statistics

Feature vs Bugs

77%Features

Repository Contributions

39Total
Bugs
3
Commits
39
Features
10
Lines of code
7,158
Activity Months3

Work History

September 2025

22 Commits • 7 Features

Sep 1, 2025

In Sep 2025, the namada repository delivered notable robustness and performance improvements across CLI, MASP fee handling, testing, and safety checks. Key outcomes include consolidating CLI arguments for dry-run and dump-tx flows, adding a dedicated wrapper type for wrapper-specific arguments to improve parsing and robustness, core support for shielded MASP frontend fees with improved target handling and fee definitions, expanded test coverage for shielded MASP frontend fees, enforcing that the IBC shielding target is a valid payment address to prevent misconfigurations, and strengthened transaction signing safeguards with a wrapper check before submission and corrected signature accounting. Build batch improvements and the masp sus fee refactor contributed to cleaner interfaces and maintainability, enhancing reliability and enabling new fee models with confidence.

March 2025

11 Commits • 2 Features

Mar 1, 2025

2025-03 monthly summary for anoma/namada focusing on delivering mission-critical MASP capabilities, stabilizing MASP-related event handling, and improving code quality. The work delivered strengthens data integrity, query capabilities, and downstream reliability, enabling more predictable MASP fee processing and safer wrapper interactions across the core processing path.

December 2024

6 Commits • 1 Features

Dec 1, 2024

December 2024 monthly summary for the anoma/namada project. Focused on MASP Rewards Estimation Improvements and Bug Fixes. Consolidated multiple commits to enhance MASP rewards estimation: fixes epoch alignment, handles non-native and shielded token rewards, refactors for clarity, adds robust error handling, updates reward estimate API naming, and strengthens tests to ensure accurate reward attribution across epochs. Key commits include: 9b06415e667c79e18ceb7a328dd2bf6fa4f2ff69; 0d844cb6eafbbb0e761eebe06c51fd9ead666d1b; 2476d17ab8987bc51ccead2068e7e44a0716911f; eb42f543c80485c77c39504483c54a6a04b7cae1; 134ff9f5f7affee4dedc645aa286d479dbcc1b31; ce69ac714ebb105cace4eb0871be4944fc3805d5.

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Quality Metrics

Correctness90.2%
Maintainability86.2%
Architecture85.4%
Performance80.4%
AI Usage23.6%

Skills & Technologies

Programming Languages

Rust

Technical Skills

AlgorithmsBackend DevelopmentBlockchainBlockchain DevelopmentCLI Argument ParsingCLI DevelopmentCLI developmentCode CleanupCode RefactoringCode refactoringCommand Line Interface (CLI)CryptocurrencyCryptographyData StructuresEnd-to-End Testing

Repositories Contributed To

1 repo

Overview of all repositories you've contributed to across your timeline

anoma/namada

Dec 2024 Sep 2025
3 Months active

Languages Used

Rust

Technical Skills

Backend DevelopmentBlockchainBlockchain DevelopmentCLI developmentCode refactoringCryptography