In Sep 2025, two key features were delivered for the zama-ai/fhevm repo, focusing on tooling stability and developer experience. Bindings Generation Script Update for Gateway Contracts extended the bindings generator to support a new allowed forge version and improved readability for maintainability; SDK CDN Version Update for Webapp Docs updated to 0.2.0 to ensure compatibility with FHEVM 0.8.x. These changes reduce build and docs friction, accelerate onboarding, and align tooling with the latest standards.

Concise monthly summary for 2025-07 focusing on business value and technical achievements for zama-ai/fhevm. The month delivered a significant feature: Public Decryption Benchmark for FHE, enabling measurable performance of public decryption using fully homomorphic encryption. This work includes a new Solidity contract and a Hardhat task to deploy, generate encrypted data, and decrypt it to measure performance, along with an automated benchmark workflow and baseline metrics. There were no major bugs reported in this period. The work enhances benchmarking capabilities, accelerates performance optimization cycles, and provides a reproducible framework for FHE evaluation.

March 2025: Delivered tangible improvements in observability, reliability, and SDK robustness across two repositories (zama-ai/fhevm and zama-ai/relayer-sdk). Implemented end-to-end test observability with a custom Mocha reporter and a Prometheus metrics push, plus hardened public material retrieval to prevent crashes when interfacing with external resources. These efforts reduce downtime risk, accelerate troubleshooting, and strengthen data-driven monitoring for release readiness.

January 2025 monthly summary for zama-ai/fhevm. Focused on delivering observability improvements and tightening test infrastructure to raise reliability and business value. Key deliverables include a new OpenTelemetry Test Metrics Reporter that exports Mocha test counts, durations, and results to an OpenTelemetry collector, wired via hardhat.config.ts and implemented in otel-reporter.js to push metrics for monitoring and analysis. This enables centralized visibility into test runs across CI and local environments, accelerating issue diagnosis and performance tuning. Also completed E2E test environment cleanup by removing pnpm from the end-to-end test package.json to standardize dependency management, and fixed an ESLint rule severity by changing @typescript-eslint/no-explicit-any from the string '0' to numeric 0 to ensure proper linting rules are applied. Expect improved CI feedback, reduced configuration drift, and more reliable test instrumentation for future sprints.