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@iexec/poco
Advanced tools
iExec PoCo Smart Contracts
Introduction
This repository contains the smart contract implementation of iExec's Proof of Contribution protocol.
Related articles
- PoCo Series #1 — About Trust and Agents Incentives
- PoCo Series #2 — On the use of staking to prevent attacks
- PoCo Series #3 — PoCo protocol update
- PoCo Series #4 — Enclaves and Trusted Executions
- PoCo Series #5 — Open decentralized brokering on the iExec platform
- PoCo Series #6 — Smart Contract Upgradeability and Governance
- PoCo Series #8 — Future-proofing iExec - Smart Contract Interoperability and Modularity
- iExec PoCo v6 — Building the diamond foundation
Documentation
- iExec technical documentation
- Protocol specific documentation
- Solidity contracts API
- Technical README
Resources
- NPM Package: @iexec/poco includes all smart contract source code, ABIs, and deployment artifacts.
- ABIs: available in the
abis/directory of this repository and the published NPM package.
Note: ⚠️artifacts/folder is deprecated and will be removed in future versions. - Deployment addresses: available in the
deployments/folder of this repository and the published NPM package. - Subgraph: the Subgraph indexing Arbitrum deployments is available on The Graph Explorer:
Audits
All contract audit files can be found in audits/ folder.
FAQs
iExec Proof of Contribution protocol smart contracts
The npm package @iexec/poco receives a total of 202 weekly downloads. As such, @iexec/poco popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @iexec/poco demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 2 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
Package last updated on 21 Oct 2025
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