Stellar Developers meeting featuring Renat's presentation on zero-knowledge group membership proofs for Soroban contracts, followed by Kaan's overview of AI orchestration tools like Paperclip for developer workflows.
The Stellar Developers meeting opened with Renat presenting a SEP draft on zero-knowledge group membership state for Soroban, enabling private group governance without exposing member identities. He discussed the evolution from Groth16 to PLONK to post-quantum solutions, demonstrated cost efficiency on Soroban (under one cent per update), and sought community champions to help draft the proposal. The second half featured Khan discussing AI orchestration tools for developers: Client Kanban for managing coding tasks as a fleet of agents, Paperclip for managing AI employees as a company structure, and a teased B-MAD method for agile development. Both segments emphasized practical tools for developers to scale their work using AI agents.