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Dev tools · July 7, 2023

Sentio Debugger

First single-stepping debugger with everything you wanted

What it does

Sentio debugger helps web3 developers to diagnose how transactions work. It’s the first debugger that allows users to check code execution line-by-line. Get complete visibility with an unparalleled breadth of coverage.

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