i built revert.wtf because ethereum errors are still cursed

gmgm. already shared with the r/ethdev community. but this was something that i made for "normies" like myself. so i think it deserves a post here as well. you all know the pain, RPC errors, tx reverts and etherscan not showing why, extremely vague explanations from the stuff we use daily for something that actually has a better explanation. first, i thought of just whining about this on twitter. instead, i decided to take the matter to hands, and started building the thing. the fact is, almost all the errors are actually catalogued, not all of them, there are still some execution context reliant errors which tenderly is way better at explaining. but have you ever tried using tenderly and tried to make sense of that tx graph? it's a puzzle. and a pleb like myself does not need that puzzle, probably neither you. eventually, i asked codex to build the thing as a small product. and in a few days, we generated a catalog of about 25k errors and error codes with their explanations and possible actions to take if it happens. now it lives on https://revert.wtf. and it is also entirely open source on github https://github.com/mrtdlgc/revertwtf with its npm packages, agent skills, mcp servers and what not. i am hosting the thing myself, the api is also available, it's pretty permissive in terms of rate limits. feel free to use it, spread the word if you think it's useful, contribute to the repo if you think it should cover more platforms/protocols.