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This week, we are awarding 185 NEO for the following ecosystem contribution:

Award Proof: Transaction

Proof of Working 2.14 highlights the ongoing maturation of developer infrastructure on Neo N3, focusing specifically on reliable event delivery and off-chain integration tooling.

Building reactive, event-driven decentralized applications often requires teams to run custom indexers, maintain delivery queues, and handle RPC failures independently. Pusharoo Relay tackles this complexity directly by consolidating contract event monitoring, webhook delivery guarantees, and subscription management into a unified workspace.

• Pusharoo — Wallet-Secured Contract Release Workspace (Vault Keeper):
  
  Pusharoo is a dedicated smart contract release workspace combining artifact management, deployments, upgrades, recovery, contract interaction, and event-driven integrations. This round substantially expands Pusharoo Relay, its contract-event and webhook infrastructure.
  
  Key improvements include durable webhook delivery with retries, idempotency tracking, payload testing, and wallet-authorized redelivery; isolated TestNet/MainNet processing with network-aware routing; operational monitoring, health checks, and automatic RPC failover; usage metering and entitlement controls; verified GAS payments for Relay subscriptions; and expanded wallet authorization around Relay and webhook management alongside frontend performance, navigation, and warning state enhancements.
  
  This matters because event-driven applications require dependable infrastructure to monitor on-chain activity. By handling reliable event monitoring, delivery queues, automatic retries, RPC failover, and webhook subscriptions through a common workspace while maintaining wallet-authorized control over sensitive operations, Pusharoo significantly reduces the operational burden on developers.

By combining resilient backend delivery mechanics with wallet-authenticated access and verified on-chain GAS payments, these enhancements make integrating Neo smart contract events into external systems more robust and accessible.

At a higher level, this round reinforces the importance of dependable middleware and integration plumbing for blockchain ecosystems. Making smart contract events easier to consume reliably off-chain lowers the barrier to entry for building reactive web applications, automated workflows, and notification services on Neo.

Pusharoo's continuous development demonstrates how community-built developer tools evolve from specialized utilities into comprehensive release and operations platforms.

If you want to understand the broader purpose of the initiative, read Proof of Working Is Back or explore recent updates in Proof of Working 2.13.

If you are building useful Neo ecosystem tooling, improving documentation, maintaining SDKs, or helping make applications easier to use, bring the work into the open and share it with the community. Proof of Working exists to recognize public contributions that make the ecosystem stronger.