A specialized Chrome Extension Sui Wallet explicitly designed for Playwright E2E automation testing. This extension bridges the gap between running end-to-end dApp tests and interacting securely with the Sui blockchain.

• Built for Automation: Exposes a secure, predictable window.postMessage API for programmatic interactions bypassing the physical popup.

• Sui Wallet Standard: Automatically complies with the official @mysten/wallet-standard, serving as a seamless drop-in extension that dApps recognize universally.

• Strict Safety Guards: Defaults to localnet on launch. Interaction with mainnet is fiercely protected and requires explicit developer opt-in, guaranteeing isolation of test funds from real assets.

• React & Vite: Built on a modern Manifest V3 extension architecture utilizing @crxjs/vite-plugin and React.

Kill. Collect. Trade. Your EVE Frontier kills automatically become collectible trading cards on Sui. 2 SUI gets you an 80-slot binder and your first card (YOU!). How many pilots will end up in your collection?

Frontier Bounty Network is an EVE Frontier bounty infrastructure dApp built on Sui. Instead of treating bounties as a passive leaderboard, it turns wanted-player state into programmable infrastructure policy. In the current demo, live on-chain bounty data can drive Smart Gate behavior such as blocking, surcharge, or alert-only responses, making bounty status a direct input to player-run security and access control.

The project includes a real Sui testnet deployment, wallet-based on-chain interactions, a chain-direct frontend that can run without a continuously hosted indexer, and a Smart Gate demo flow centered on the most intuitive policy path: surcharge. This shows how bounty systems in EVE Frontier can evolve from simple rewards into infrastructure-level coordination tools for travel control, deterrence, and emergent service economies.

Today, the project demonstrates live hunter registration, live bounty creation, live gate-policy registration, and a frontend experience designed for external-browser usage. The next step is to connect the existing policy surface to real EVE Frontier runtime hooks and external kill-record verification, turning the current demo slice into a fully game-connected bounty enforcement layer.

ChainDash is a browser-based endless arcade runner built on OneChain's Move infrastructure, where an AI engine called DashIQ silently learns how you play and adapts the game in real time. It is the first GameFi arcade title to combine on-chain score verification with a live adaptive difficulty engine — no two players ever face the same challenge curve.

Frontier Pulse — Real-Time Civilization Health Monitor for EVE Frontier

Frontier Pulse is an external intelligence layer that transforms raw EVE Frontier game data into actionable civilization-level insights. It answers the question every player needs but the game doesn't provide: "Is this universe thriving or collapsing?"

The Problem

EVE Frontier generates massive amounts of player activity — battles, deployments, trade, cooperation — but offers no built-in way to measure the health of its civilization. Players operate blind: no reputation layer, no system health metrics, no early warning for collapse.

The Solution

Frontier Pulse bridges this gap with three layers:

- Pulse Layer — Ingests live data from the EVE Frontier World API (800+ solar systems, smart assemblies, gate networks) and Sui blockchain (killmails, deployments, player activity via GraphQL)

- Agora Engine — An oracle backend running on a 10-minute cron cycle that computes system health scores, 5-dimensional player reputation profiles (Reliability, Commerce, Diplomacy, Stewardship, Volatility), a global Civilization Health Index (CHI) with 6 weighted sub-indices, and rule-based anomaly detection

- Vital Signs Dashboard — An interactive frontend with a 2D galaxy canvas map, CHI gauge, trust compass, alert feed, wallet-connected endorsements, and embeddable SVG pulse cards

On-Chain Architecture

All computed scores are written to a shared PulseRegistry on Sui via batched Programmable Transaction Blocks. The Move smart contract stores player reputations, system health snapshots, CHI metrics, and community endorsements

— making all data verifiable, composable, and available to other dApps. Any wallet can endorse systems on-chain as a transparent trust signal.

Key Features

- Interactive galaxy map visualizing ~800 solar systems color-coded by health

- Civilization Health Index (CHI) with 6 sub-metrics and diagnosis labels

- 5D player Trust Compass with archetype classification (Builder, Trader, Diplomat, Warlord, etc.)

- Anomaly detection alerts (Trust Collapse, Combat Hotspot, Blackout, Trade Spike)

- Multi-source data pipeline: World API + Sui GraphQL + on-chain PulseRegistry

- Wallet integration with 5+ Sui wallets for on-chain endorsements

Tech Stack

- Frontend: Next.js 16, React 19, TypeScript, Tailwind CSS 4, @mysten/dapp-kit, Zustand

- Oracle Backend: Node.js, TypeScript, @mysten/sui, node-cron (deployed on Railway)

- Smart Contract: Move 2024 on Sui Testnet

- Data Sources: EVE Frontier World API (REST), Sui GraphQL, Sui JSON-RPC

Links

- Live App: https://frontier-pulse-nine.vercel.app/

- Documentation: https://docs-frontierpulse.vercel.app/

- GitHub: https://github.com/EzraNahumury/Frontier-Pulse

Wreckage Insurance Protocol

On-Chain Combat Insurance & Salvage Protocol for EVE Frontier

"High risk, high reward." — The definitive safety net for deep-space explorers.

## 🎯 The Problem

In EVE Frontier, losing a vessel means months of progress instantly wiped out. This severe penalty stifles combat readiness and economic velocity. Furthermore, battlefield wreckage lacks a liquid, ownership-driven marketplace for disposal and recycling.

## 💡 The Solution

Wreckage Protocol acts as a decentralised "Lloyd's of London." Powered by Sui, we merge combat hedging with salvage recycling into a robust Web3 circular economy:

- 🛡️ Automated Claims: Triggered by real-time on-chain Killmails via World Contracts. Once a ship is destroyed, the protocol instantly handles deductibles and pays out SUI compensation.

- ♻️ NFT Salvage Rights: Combat losses automatically mint a "Salvage NFT." Industrial guilds and scavengers bid on these rights in a global auction, turning space debris into fresh materials.

- 💰 DeFi Risk Pools: Non-combatants can supply liquidity to payout pools, earning premium yields funded by pilots cosmos-wide.

## ⚡ Why Sui?

- Object-Oriented Primitives: Policies and Salvage NFTs are native Sui Objects, rendering them inherently transferable and liquid.

- High-Concurrency Auctions: Each salvage auction operates as a standalone Shared Object. Bidding remains flawlessly smooth, even amidst thousand-player fleet battles.

- Oracle-Free Verification: By directly reading in-game on-chain Killmails, we securely eradicate fraudulent "scuttling" claims without external dependencies.

A Sui Move smart contract extension for EVE Frontier that adds two on-chain mechanics:

1. Toll Gate — Gate owners charge a SUI fee for passage. Travelers pay the toll to receive a single-use JumpPermit. Fees accumulate in a shared TollVault that the admin can withdraw from.

2. P2P Marketplace — Players list in-game items for sale with a SUI price. Buyers pay to purchase; proceeds go directly to the seller. Listings have configurable expiry and can be cancelled by the seller.

Built with Sui Move 2024 edition, includes TypeScript CLI scripts for all operations, a React dApp UI, and full Docker-based dev tooling. Deployed and tested end-to-end on Sui testnet.

Sigil is a tribe coordination tool for EVE Frontier. Diplomacy, intel, infrastructure monitoring, and alerts, enforced on-chain via five custom Sui Move contracts deployed to testnet.

- Diplomacy. Set and enforce tribe standings on-chain. Gate access to your smartgates based on those standings. Vote on tribal leadership. Pin diplomatic relationships so they can't be unilaterally changed.

- Intel marketplace. Sell scouting reports as Seal-encrypted listings that buyers decrypt after purchase. Sell anonymously through persistent pseudonyms with on-chain reputation that follows the pseudonym, not you.

- Infrastructure monitoring. Real-time fuel depletion countdowns for every smartgate and turret your tribe controls. Automated Discord alerts when fuel runs low or diplomatic events fire.

- Galaxy map. Interactive 3D point-cloud of all 24,502 solar systems with intel and marketplace overlays. Click a system to see what's been reported there.

- Reputation engine. Processes chain events (kills, gate jumps) in real-time via gRPC checkpoint streaming to compute inter-tribe reputation scores. Scores auto-submit to an on-chain oracle when they cross tier thresholds.

Four major pivots during development. OwnerCap objects can't be shared (no 'store' ability), so custodian-based governance replaced direct multi-sig. Gate locations turned out to be Poseidon2 hashes with an undocumented salt, so I reverse-engineered the World API instead. Turret extensions have a fixed 4-parameter server signature that can't be customized. And ZK proofs for anonymous intel selling got replaced by Seal threshold encryption with persistent pseudonyms, where abandoning a pseudonym means losing all the reputation you built on it.

~27K lines of Elixir. 1,189 async tests. 133 Move tests. Solo developer.

LoreLock is a time‑locked guild vault dApp and Smart Assembly mod for EVE Frontier, designed to solve a core problem of player‑run civilizations: how to safely preserve and pass on secrets, strategies, and power over time. Guilds can create encrypted capsules that unlock on a future date or when a dead man’s switch triggers, enabling use cases like guild archives, private inheritances, and emergency succession plans.

Under the hood, LoreLock is built entirely on Mysten Labs’ technology stack:

---- Sui provides the object‑centric smart contract platform, with on‑chain time via Clock, fine‑grained ownership, and capability‑based access control, ideal for modeling guild vaults, roles, and time‑locked capsules.

---- Walrus offers programmable decentralized storage on Sui, where LoreLock stores large encrypted payloads (lore, documents, plans) as blobs with verifiable availability and Sui object metadata.

---- Seal is Mysten Labs’ decentralized data encryption and access control layer: LoreLock uses Seal to encrypt capsule content on the client under app‑specific policies, and to release decryption keys only when on‑chain conditions (roles, time‑locks, dead man’s switch) are satisfied.

LoreLock keeps only small metadata and policy references on Sui—such as blob IDs, policy IDs, modes, and timestamps—while delegating bulk data storage to Walrus and encryption to Seal. This architecture showcases how Sui + Walrus + Seal can be combined as a practical “toolkit for civilization” inside the EVE Frontier universe.