
Rohit Narurkar contributed to openvm-org/openvm and scroll-tech/scroll-proving-sdk by delivering targeted improvements in Rust-based SDK development and dependency management. He refactored EVM proof verification logic to return a Result type, enabling granular error handling and clearer error reporting throughout the SDK and CLI, which improved reliability and debugging for users. In scroll-proving-sdk, Rohit managed a controlled upgrade of revm-related crates to scroll-evm-executor/v55, then reverted the changes to maintain system stability, demonstrating disciplined version control and risk mitigation. His work focused on robust error handling, dependency management, and maintaining compatibility across evolving Rust codebases.

February 2025 — Scroll Proving SDK: Delivered a controlled dependency upgrade for RevM to scroll-evm-executor/v55 with rollback to stable state, balancing access to newer features with system reliability. The changes were implemented in scroll-tech/scroll-proving-sdk to prepare for next-scale capabilities while ensuring release readiness.
February 2025 — Scroll Proving SDK: Delivered a controlled dependency upgrade for RevM to scroll-evm-executor/v55 with rollback to stable state, balancing access to newer features with system reliability. The changes were implemented in scroll-tech/scroll-proving-sdk to prepare for next-scale capabilities while ensuring release readiness.
January 2025 delivered a major reliability improvement for EVM proof verification by switching from a boolean to a fallible Result return type, enabling granular error handling and richer error reporting across the SDK and CLI. The change also included dependency updates and alignment of verification logic to accommodate the new error model, resulting in clearer debugging and fewer silent failures for users and operators.
January 2025 delivered a major reliability improvement for EVM proof verification by switching from a boolean to a fallible Result return type, enabling granular error handling and richer error reporting across the SDK and CLI. The change also included dependency updates and alignment of verification logic to accommodate the new error model, resulting in clearer debugging and fewer silent failures for users and operators.
Overview of all repositories you've contributed to across your timeline