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Why it matters

Helps users quickly understand:

  • Which proposals are driving protocol and standards evolution

  • What’s actually progressing through the EIP process vs. just being debated

  • What standards builders should align to (wallets, tokens, interfaces)

  • Where to follow authoritative updates (canonical EIP pages + GitHub PRs + community threads)

What to publish

For each EIP:

  • EIP number + title

  • Short description (max 70 words, ideally ~50)

  • Tags (Standards Track / Meta / Informational)

  • EIP categorization (Core / Networking / Interface / ERC / Meta / Informational)

  • Status (use the status shown on the EIP itself; e.g., Draft / Review / Last Call / Final / Living / Stagnant / Withdrawn)

  • Authors / editors (as listed on the EIP)

  • Key topics (e.g., execution, consensus, EVM, gas, account abstraction, MEV, wallets, rollups, ERC-20, ERC-721)

  • Primary links

    • Canonical EIP page

    • GitHub PR / history for the EIP

  • Primary public channels

    • GitHub discussion/PR thread

    • Ethereum Magicians thread (if used)

    • Ethereum Research thread (if relevant)

    • Public call notes (only if clearly tied)

  • Implementation signals (only if verifiable)

    • References to client/library/wallet adoption in recognized public artifacts (release notes, merged PRs, docs)

Scope

  • Up to 25 EIPs, prioritized by:

    • EIPs tied to major protocol changes and upgrade planning

    • Widely adopted standards (especially major ERCs and interface standards)

    • Proposals with active, substantive discussion and clear momentum

  • Include older “Final” EIPs only if they remain foundational and frequently referenced.

  • Avoid niche proposals unless they have clear ecosystem impact or widespread adoption.

Potential sources

  • Canonical EIP pages

  • EIPs GitHub repository (PRs, discussions, commit history)

  • Ethereum Magicians forum threads

  • Ethereum Research forum threads (when directly relevant)

  • Client and tooling repos / release notes (for implementation confirmation)

  • Public call notes and agendas (only when reliably linked to the EIP)