July 2026: Focused delivery across the Morph SDKs with improvements to CI hygiene, robust SDK action flows, and improved error handling for collateral indices. Delivered security and reliability enhancements that reduce build noise, accelerate onboarding, and improve runtime integrity for tokens and signing flows, while tightening collateral retrieval paths.

June 2026 monthly summary for morpho-org/sdks: What was delivered: - SDK Documentation and Formatting Utilities Enhancements: Improved documentation across Morpho TypeScript SDK and blue-sdk, deprecated unused utility types, added comprehensive JSDoc coverage, and introduced new formatting utilities to improve developer onboarding and usability. (Commits: 6d59b5abdcdab7f5da3df826ea4556899a5b765d; 95b07ef56b8146f1084a35834243df4a7399a51d; 738421e4a428ce361d2fe551746b0c406a0fe31f; a35377d684bcb4801f0065c4927fa99b531cf8d8) - Stale Withdraw Queue Error Handling in AccrualVault: Introduced explicit UnknownMarketAllocationError to replace stale withdrawQueue non-null assertions; added regression tests mutating withdrawQueue after construction; published a patch for @morpho-org/blue-sdk. (Commit: fab018666faef372a7f695edcd4b54e658f73118) - Midnight SDK On-Chain Synchronization and Market Parameter/Offer Handling Updates: Synchronized Midnight SDK with on-chain source to reflect latest protocol changes; enhanced market parameter validation and offer handling; code ownership and readability improvements. (Commit: b8d721ca0f6701d26fd6a766640fdaf680ec5963) - Codebase Maintenance: Remove Deprecated Packages: Removed deprecated packages to streamline the codebase, improve maintainability, and reduce potential security vulnerabilities. (Commit: 19b7c1bf9c30fcbc43144a2f2dc5f0a7b2857c20) Overall impact and accomplishments: - Strengthened developer experience and onboarding through clearer docs and formatting utilities, reducing integration time for partners. - Increased robustness of core accrual logic with explicit error handling and regression tests, lowering risk of silent failures in production. - Achieved closer alignment with on-chain protocol changes, improving accuracy of market parameters and offers. - Reduced technical debt and surface area for security concerns by removing deprecated packages. Technologies/skills demonstrated: - TypeScript/SDK development, JSDoc coverage, and documentation discipline - Robust error handling patterns and regression testing - On-chain synchronization and edge-case handling in decentralized protocol context - Codebase maintenance and dependency cleanup for security and maintainability

Monthly performance summary for 2026-05 (morpho-org/sdks) Overview: This month focused on correcting financial semantics, hardening security for permit domains, consolidating the SDK ecosystem, improving release hygiene, and expanding test coverage across blue-sdk, morpho-ts, and related packages. The work strengthens financial accuracy, security posture, and developer productivity while reducing maintenance overhead and release risk. 1) Key features delivered - Financial correctness and permit security hardening in core markets: fixes to pre-liquidation accrual semantics to preserve state, corrections to Blue market fee accrual, and security hardening to reject unsupported EIP-5267 permit domains. Commits: 13580f58e15f87663e4ba0d91ce7f9e46e4509d8; 81825a8864d8c4228c8476380d1ad7e76a5ee1c0; 9dce8b7047266badf7c7c813074a08f51ccb8c0a. - SDK ecosystem consolidation, deprecation lifecycle, and release/repository hygiene: consolidates SDK packages, clarifies deprecation paths, introduces signed release commits, reorganizes README for deprecated packages, improves VaultV2 docs, and fixes npm metadata for the monorepo. Commits: 6e7e5bd12509d026d122b753c0f4345f6f956d1b; 4e7a1b3dd8eb3bb99d271317aa56dcd93414b8cb; 42c27ae6cdc6c58426b1d08e6646fd91886a46c0; c58a29fc580fe4d90c3cc008f66d31c55de088c2; ed9468ff9034a92bd3ebd779efe2af1d3b4d2b4d; 25ba440e708a95770959af425f60ce82fdc553c7. - Testing framework and coverage enhancements across blue-sdk, morpho-ts, and related packages: increases in test coverage and reliability, including edge-case handling and CI reliability improvements. Commits: eec9bd60c3e38cdaac6d18a3cd545a617aacc56a; ab942b6c425bd7861105a643b4dd76963062eb68; 43e6cfcf7eaab0355dccbe3f9f55c59cdac72f0a; 47d036149fb6540fb45322dccab62f23a48ad21b. 2) Major bugs fixed - Preserved pre-liquidation accrual semantics to avoid state loss during transitions. - Corrected Blue fee accrual shares to align with intended accounting and review outcomes. - Rejected unsupported EIP-5267 permit domains to tighten security boundaries in core markets. 3) Overall impact and accomplishments - Enhanced financial accuracy and risk management in core markets, directly reducing potential mispricing and settlement discrepancies. - Improved security posture and compliance with permit standards, reducing exposure to unauthorized domains. - Reduced maintenance and risk of regressions through SDK consolidation, clearer deprecation paths, signed releases, and improved repository hygiene. - Increased confidence in releases and customer trust through verified release commits and improved npm package metadata. - Strengthened quality and reliability with expanded, deeper test coverage across key packages. 4) Technologies/skills demonstrated - Blockchain-related finance correctness and accounting semantics; EIP-5267 permit domain handling. - Monorepo management, release engineering, signed commits, and npm metadata hygiene. - Test automation, coverage strategy, and CI reliability improvements across blue-sdk, morpho-ts, blue-sdk-viem, and liquidity-sdk-viem. - Documentation and governance improvements for deprecation lifecycle and SDK consolidation.

April 2026: Focused on delivering robust CI/CD for Morpho SDKs and strengthening domain validation in blue-sdk-viem. Implemented GitHub Actions-based CI/CD workflows, environment variable examples, CODEOWNERS, and related configurations to streamline builds, tests, and publications, with SHAs pinned for reliable deployments. Also added comprehensive permit-domain validation and error handling for blue-sdk-viem, ensuring correct chain ID binding and token verification, accompanied by tests to cover edge cases.

November 2025 — Morph SDKs (morpho-org/sdks) focused on strengthening documentation, type safety, and transactional safety, while improving developer experience and cross-tool compatibility. The work delivers clearer guidance for users and partners, safer transaction flows, and faster iteration loops for the dev team. Key features delivered and updates: - USDC and ERC-2612 permit registration documentation: clarified address registration and permit versioning, added guidance for registering USDC addresses under ERC-2612 permit v2, and included Permit2 for enhanced transactional flows. - Type safety improvement for keys function: updated return type to handle number keys as strings, improving TypeScript safety and usability. - Revokable proxies handling and transactional safety improvements: fixed encoding of market parameters for revokable proxies, ensured correct values after revocation, and added safety checks around adapter balances before executing transactions; test updates for collateral and debt flows accompany this change. - Developer experience and test environment documentation and tooling: docs for debugging and runtime linking of packages; updated Viem version in Market tests to improve compatibility. Overall impact and accomplishments: - Increased reliability and safety of core transaction workflows, reducing risk of incorrect parameter encoding and unsafe operations. - Clearer, more usable developer experience with improved type safety, debugging docs, and tool compatibility, accelerating onboarding and feature delivery for partner integrations. - Better testing coverage around revokable proxies, collateral/debt scenarios, and balance checks, improving system resilience. Technologies and skills demonstrated: - TypeScript typing and safety, - Documentation best practices and partner-facing guidance, - Security-conscious handling of proxy-based transactional flows, - Test-driven development and environment tooling (Viem, runtime linking), - Continuous improvement of developer DX and CI/CD readiness.

October 2025: Monthly summary for morpho-org/sdks focusing on delivering SDK modernization, cross-network capabilities, and robust correctness and testing. Highlights include API refactor to modernized internals, APY calculation alignment with on-chain logic, Morpho Market V1 integration readiness, Sei network deployment updates, and enhanced test/docs coverage for AccrualVault.

September 2025 (2025-09) performance snapshot for morpho-org/sdks. Delivered security-conscious CI/CD publishing improvements, extended type safety with new ABIs and VaultV2 typings, and stability enhancements across build and asset operations. The work improves deployment reliability, governance of SDK releases, and predictability of asset handling while accelerating contributor onboarding.

Concise monthly summary for 2025-08 focusing on business value and technical achievements across morpho-org/sdks. Highlights include improved numerical precision and reliability in Vault conversions and APY calculations, streamlined deployment management across networks, reinforced test infrastructure, core utilities consolidation, and dependency cleanup. These changes improve predictability, correctness, deployment scalability, and maintainability, underpinning user trust and faster integration across multi-network ecosystems.

July 2025 — morpho-org/sdks monthly performance snapshot. Key features delivered: - SDK Data Model Overhaul: refresh of API SDK data modeling, including changing creationBlockNumber type to BigInt, removing deprecated Market.tier, introducing MarketListItem and MetaMorphoAdapter, and adding several paginated query types to improve data modeling capabilities. - TAC Mainnet Native Token Mapping: map WTAC to the native TAC address to ensure correct identification and handling of the native token on this chain. - CI Foundry Caching Improvements: optimize test performance by standardizing cache keys, refining RPC cache handling, and improving cache restoration/usage for faster, more reliable tests. - Cantina Code Audit Report: produced a comprehensive Cantina Code audit report (PDF) documenting findings and security analysis. - DeFi SDK Enhancements: ParaSwap, Metamorpho, Skimming, and APY calculations: update ParaSwap integration with Augustus v6.2 ABI and addresses; fix Metamorpho rounding; enhance skim/bundling logic; add average borrow rate and APY calculations and align APY with market average supply; include related fixes to accuracy and stability. Major bugs fixed: - API types regression corrected: revert list items to restore expected types after changes. - Metamorpho rounding issues resolved to ensure consistent action calculations. - Skim surplus handling corrected for ParaSwap-related flows. - Merge/brace syntax fix corrected a long-standing merge issue. - APY calculation method updated to reflect market average supply. Overall impact and accomplishments: - Significantly improved data quality and query capabilities for analytics and downstream integrations. - Improved cross-chain token identification and reliability for TAC mainnet users. - Faster, more deterministic CI/testing cycles enabling quicker validation of changes. - Enhanced security posture and quality visibility via an auditable Cantina report. - Expanded DeFi capabilities with more accurate APY and borrowing metrics, improving decision-making and user trust. Technologies/skills demonstrated: - TypeScript/API SDK data modeling with BigInt typing, new adapters and paginated queries. - Cross-chain token mapping and address resolution. - Foundry CI cache optimization and cache-key strategies. - Security auditing and documentation generation. - DeFi math: APY, borrow-rate calculations, rounding logic, and integration updates (ParaSwap, Metamorpho).

June 2025 highlights: Delivered Katana mainnet support in morpho-org/sdks (chain IDs, addresses, and explorer mapping) and enabled asset management on Katana, improving multi-network interoperability. Implemented critical safety improvements for token allowances and approvals (DAI reset behavior after bundle operations and single-step approval simulation), reducing friction and risk of unintended spends. Hardened the SDK with comprehensive input validation, deadline enforcement, and slippage handling across Blue, ERC20, and related modules, plus API typing refinements and code quality enhancements. These efforts reduce operational risk, accelerate external adoption, and improve developer experience for asset-management workflows across networks.

May 2025 monthly summary for Morpho SDKs and related repos. Focused on accelerating Paraswap capabilities, bundler reliability, and test coverage to deliver measurable business value and robust developer experience. Key features delivered: - Paraswap operations encoding in bundler implemented to streamline multi-step exchange flows and reduce bundling overhead (commit: b2e20b0eb8a449472f004a138adfb543ae774647). - Callbacks and blue operations refinement: dropped sender in callbacks and removed recipient address for blue operations to simplify workflows and reduce surface area (commit: 2ce986692f206a7a47f11da05f1c2b009afd4d47). - Test enhancements for paraswap and simulation: expanded test coverage and updated snapshots to validate new flows and dynamic tracking (commits: 8ee71f863b, c660afb6b54c, 8001044179c8, c3defd4625a8, 53bb76283a08...). - Paraswap testing improvements: updated test amounts and slippage calculations to align with real-world scenarios (commits: 6a31ef307e9c, 6b03d8f35eb9, 92ee71268a1a). - Bundler action and wrapped-native handling fixes: improved reentry handling, included all wrapped native tokens, and removed arbitrum wnative due to upgradeable changes to enhance compatibility and stability (commits: ec072d9928c2, c6ce69dfdd2e, 8ce1ab14f5804...). Major bugs fixed: - Broad fixes across apys, operation, sell, market, paraswap, wrap, and simulation to improve correctness and reliability (examples: accrual borrow rate, parameter renames, zero-amount checks, removing useless rate method, offset error fixes, owner recipient for wrap, dynamic tracking in simulation). - Bundler Action and Wrapped-Native handling fixes to prevent reentrancy issues and ensure comprehensive token coverage. - Misc functional bug fixes including positive required balances, prune-history rework, fetch-market performance improvements for idle markets, and safer casting of required-token-amounts. - CI, docs, and packaging housekeeping: typo fixes, CI cache adjustments, and package bumps to maintain pipeline stability. Overall impact and accomplishments: - Strengthened core SDKs with end-to-end Paraswap encoding, consolidated operation callbacks, and expanded test coverage, boosting reliability for traders and integrators. - Improved bundler robustness and wrapped-native token handling, reducing edge-case failures during deployment and in production. - Enabled more accurate simulation and testing scenarios, improving risk assessment and onboarding for partners. Technologies and skills demonstrated: - Proficient in TypeScript/JS SDK development, test-driven development, and snapshot testing. - Deepening expertise in bundler architecture, Paraswap integration, and wrapped-native handling. - Strong focus on automation, CI practices, and performance optimization for idle/low-activity markets. - Cross-repo collaboration and incremental delivery with clear commit messages and traceability.

April 2025 performance summary: Across morpho-org/sdks and morpho-blue-api-metadata, delivered key features, fixed critical bugs, and strengthened build and test stability. Highlights include SkipRevert feature for operation handling; refactoring shared-liquidity for clarity; new simulation operations (buy/sell/buyDebt); and extensive Bundler3 improvements ensuring broader adapter support and correct permission flows. Major bug fixes span encoding of flashloan callbacks, pre-liquidation param export, recipient enforcement, and on-the-fly APY computation, among others. Build tooling and test hygiene improvements (ESM/CJS builds, TSBuildInfo consolidation, changelog handling) boosted reliability and deployment velocity. Overall impact: higher system reliability, better business value through predictable bundler behavior, and an enabled foundation for broader integrations (e.g., plume mainnet).

2025-03: Delivered meaningful improvements across Bundler, Migration, Addresses, and Pre-liquidation areas, emphasizing developer ergonomics, migration readiness, and stability. Key changes enable easier setup, cleaner code paths, and faster migrations while reducing debt and API drift. Also completed several stability and hygiene improvements to support long-term maintainability and reliability.

February 2025 for morpho-org/sdks delivered targeted feature enhancements, critical bug fixes, and migration readiness across Liquidity SDK and Bundler SDK, with a focus on improving developer experience, reliability, and security. Key initiatives include refactoring Liquidity SDK Viem parameter handling to simplify integration; adding public allocator options to Liquidity SDK Ethers; expanding test coverage for Bundler SDK Viem (and fixing traces); removing unused Morphо permit2 allowances to reduce risk; and advancing Bundler3 migration with addressing and migration updates across the ecosystem.

January 2025 — Delivered Bundler3 integration and repository scaffolding, vault data enhancements with EIP-5267 domain improvements, MetaMorpho event logging, and ongoing maintenance work. These efforts improved SDK interoperability with Bundler3, data accuracy for vaults/tokens and domain handling, observability for name/symbol changes, and code quality with performance optimizations and infrastructure improvements.

December 2024 focused on stabilizing core interfaces, delivering the initial Liquidity SDK release, and strengthening test reliability, documentation, and CI/build processes. Key outcomes include improved financial precision with vault-config enforcing 18-decimal arithmetic, simplified interfaces by removing decimals inputs in converter and ethers-viem, and a robust foundation for future integrations with RPC/API data sources and ethers-based interactions. We also advanced test reliability with a bigint approximate-equality helper and addressed simulation/test stability, alongside documentation and examples packaging. Infrastructure improvements include dependency bumps, CI enhancements, and type-policy alignment to keep pace with updated SDKs.

November 2024 — Morpho SDKs (morpho-org/sdks) delivered a focused set of features, reliability improvements, and documentation updates that collectively increase stability, security, and developer productivity. The month emphasized bundler enhancements, cross-repo dependency hygiene, test reliability, and API clarity in Vault/APY semantics, with concrete code-level fixes and improvements that enable safer integrations and faster onboarding.

October 2024 monthly performance summary for morpho-org/sdks focused on stabilizing the testing framework and improving TypeScript reliability. Key outcomes include upgrading the test ecosystem, removing a problematic global TS module augmentation, and establishing a more predictable CI loop to accelerate SDK work.