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Following the recent discussion around the EIP-1559 behavior analysis and the FeeCollector classification, I would like to propose a very small, non-intrusive pilot to evaluate PRSpec in real workflow conditions.
What PRSpec does
PRSpec performs semantic compliance checks between client implementations and Ethereum specifications (EIPs + execution specs).
Pilot proposal (low risk)
Run PRSpec in CI for selected PRs in read-only mode:
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Hello Nethermind team,
Following the recent discussion around the EIP-1559 behavior analysis and the FeeCollector classification, I would like to propose a very small, non-intrusive pilot to evaluate PRSpec in real workflow conditions.
What PRSpec does
PRSpec performs semantic compliance checks between client implementations and Ethereum specifications (EIPs + execution specs).
Pilot proposal (low risk)
Run PRSpec in CI for selected PRs in read-only mode:
Suggested scope:
• EIP-1559 logic checks
• EIP-4844 blob gas pricing logic
Two pilot options
Option A — Internal run
PRSpec runs inside Nethermind CI using your own LLM API key.
Pros:
Option B — Hosted demo
I provide a rate-limited endpoint for evaluation.
No credentials required.
Goal
Evaluate usefulness during a 2-week non-binding trial.
Expected output
A simple report showing:
Why this might help
PRSpec aims to improve visibility around:
If this seems useful, I can prepare a minimal CI integration example.
Thank you for your time and feedback.
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