Arkiv (Golem Factory)

Arkiv (Golem Factory)PL

Sr. Developer Relations · Jun 2026Present

Senior Developer Relations for Arkiv, the Web3 database: an Ethereum-aligned DB-Chain where data lives as queryable, time-scoped entities. Building the AI-native onboarding path (MCP server, docs, telemetry), publishing the open-source tooling around the SDK, stress-testing the chain itself, and contributing the developer-facing surfaces of the official builder hub.

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Open-source npm libraries
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Live MCP servers
124 → 104
Ecosystem projects curated
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Consensus-halting bug caught
SureX
ETHGlobal Lisbon 2026 build

Responsibilities & Impact

  • Caught a consensus-halting flaw in Arkiv's L3 before any external builder hit it: adversarial load testing produced a block that exceeded the consensus replication limit and froze the chain for ~12h. Reported it with a clean reproduction and verified the team's fix on a locally built devnet
  • Made the Web3 database adoptable from any AI client: shipped a production-hardened, security-audited MCP server (local + hosted over HTTP), a docs site, and a privacy-preserving telemetry layer designed to measure first successful query rather than sign-ups
  • Published arkiv-sync on npm: an open-source EVM to Arkiv event indexer (library + scaffolder + agent skill + live demo) that survives reorgs, is idempotent, resumes from a cursor, and batches its writes
  • Published arkiv-graph on npm: a library + live showcase that renders a running Arkiv database as an interactive graph with writes signed by the visitor's own wallet, no server key involved
  • Turned 124 hackathon submissions into the 104-project ecosystem showcase developers browse today, via a multi-agent audit pipeline that verified real product usage repo by repo; contributed the developer-facing surfaces of the official builder hub
  • Built SureX at ETHGlobal Lisbon 2026: a trust registry for MCP servers plus a Claude Code gate that halts a flagged tool call and hands the decision to a human, with reviews running on a self-hosted NVIDIA DGX
  • Ran the product's live event surfaces: an interactive booth app for ETHPragma Lisbon where every tap exercises a real Arkiv capability against a live testnet, and the developer landing for the company Ideathon
  • Shipped a remote MCP hackathon copilot for the team ahead of ETHGlobal Lisbon: a multi-model-researched knowledge base of all 8 sponsors, queryable from any LLM client
  • Fed engineering what only a DevRel sitting in the SDK can see: reproducible friction logs with repro commands and version numbers, delivered as an actionable document per team

Ecosystem Partners

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Built at Arkiv

Hackathon

SureX2026

Trust registry for MCP servers built at ETHGlobal Lisbon 2026. An MCP server runs with the full permissions of the agent that installs it, and nobody reads the code. SureX publishes a reviewed verdict per server and enforces it at the point of the tool call: a Claude Code PreToolUse gate halts a flagged call, re-verifies the evidence bytes, and hands the decision to a human.

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Live

Arkiv MCP Server2026

The AI-native onboarding path for Arkiv, the Web3 database. A production-hardened MCP server (local over stdio + hosted over HTTP) that lets any AI client read and write Arkiv entities, plus a docs site and a privacy-preserving telemetry layer built to answer one question: how many developers reach a first successful query, not how many signed up.

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Live

arkiv-sync2026

Open-source EVM to Arkiv event indexer, published on npm. Listens to any contract's events and mirrors them into Arkiv as queryable entities: it survives chain reorgs, is idempotent, resumes from a cursor, and batches its writes. Ships as a library plus an npm create scaffolder, an agent skill, and a live demo. The answer to the question every evaluator asks: how do I get my data in?

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Live

arkiv-graph2026

Open-source npm library + live showcase that renders a running Arkiv database as an interactive graph and tables. Visitors explore entities and their relationships live, and every write is signed by the visitor's own wallet: no server key anywhere. It gives the product a face developers can inspect.

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Live

Query the GOAT2026

Interactive booth app for the Arkiv stand at ETHPragma Lisbon. A 6-step, tap-driven experience where each animation demonstrates a real Arkiv capability (write, query + filter, live aggregation, Entity Expiration + Lifetime Extension, verifiability) through the World Cup 2026 GOAT debate, backed by real on-chain writes and reads on the Braga testnet.

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Live App

Events

ETHGlobal Lisbon 2026
Hackathon
Jul 24-26, 2026

ETHGlobal Lisbon 2026

Builder (Arkiv team)

Lisbon, Portugal

Hacked ETHGlobal Lisbon with the Arkiv team and built SureX, a trust registry for MCP servers with a Claude Code gate that halts a flagged tool call for human approval. Reviews run on a self-hosted NVIDIA DGX; evidence is content-addressed on Walrus/Sui, indexed on Arkiv, and readable through an ENS wildcard resolver on Ethereum mainnet.

Project: SureXSponsor SDKs: 3Tests shipped: 835
ShowcaseWebsite
ETHPragma Lisbon 2026
Conference
Jul 25, 2026

ETHPragma Lisbon 2026

Sr. Developer Relations

Lisbon, Portugal

Ran the Arkiv booth activation at ETHPragma Lisbon: Query the GOAT, an interactive app where every tap demonstrates a real Arkiv capability against the live Braga testnet through the World Cup 2026 GOAT debate, with a live leaderboard on the big screen and durable, encrypted lead capture.

Players searchable: 1,248Capabilities demoed: 5On-chain writes: Live testnet
Website
SureX team at ETHGlobal Lisbon 2026
Arkiv booth at ETHPragma Lisbon
Arkiv team