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iankguimaraes

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iankguimaraes··on Bringing On-Chain Data to AI Agents with SQD and ElizaOS
We’re introducing the SQD plugin for ElizaOS, which enables AI agents to query blockchain data using natural language and augment their context with on-chain datasets. The plugin supports ERC-20 transfers and Uniswap swaps and leverages stateless streams to fetch data without an indexer.
iankguimaraes··on EVM Data for AI Agents
Data delivery for AI agents, real-time pipelines for developers to keep developing
iankguimaraes··on Beyond Dune: Accelerating with EVM Query Language
Just fixed it, thank you. Bring the prime time!
iankguimaraes··on Beyond Dune: Accelerating with EVM Query Language
Good feedback. I'll add more useful examples there! Thanks
iankguimaraes··on Beyond Dune: Accelerating with EVM Query Language
Yes! I'm definitely going to expand the support, but EQL already offers some level of support:

See the queries below:

https://www.eql.sh/?query=GET+excess_blob_gas%2C+blob_gas_us...

https://www.eql.sh/?query=GET+max_fee_per_blob_gas+FROM+tx+0...

iankguimaraes··on Beyond Dune: Accelerating with EVM Query Language
EVM Query Language (EQL) offers a fast, streamlined alternative to Dune for querying blockchain data, specifically optimized for EVM chains. While Dune excels at large-scale data visualization across multiple blockchains, EQL shines in speed and simplicity for Ethereum-specific tasks like transaction lookups and account state queries.

EQL’s SQL-like syntax is intuitive for developers, offering faster results for focused datasets, while Dune is more suited for handling complex, multi-blockchain queries and robust visualizations. Benchmark tests demonstrate EQL’s superior speed in tasks such as fetching account states and transactions, though Dune outperforms in block range queries.

Ultimately, EQL is a lightweight, open-source option for developers who need quick, efficient blockchain queries, while Dune is better for larger, more complex data processing with advanced visualization capabilities.

iankguimaraes··on EVM Query Language: SQL-Like Language for Ethereum
EVM Query Language (EQL) is a SQL-like language designed to query EVM chains, aiming to support complex relational queries on EVM chain first-class citizens (blocks, accounts, and transactions). It provides an ergonomic syntax for developers and researchers to compose custom datasets without boilerplate code.