XRP Ledger Tool Turns Amendment Testing into Public Scorecard
A new tool has been launched to monitor the readiness of amendments on the XRP Ledger. Developed by XRPL developer Denis Angell, the dashboard tracks every amendment's full spec surface and checks whether a validated transaction has ever exercised each one. The tool is hosted at amendments-staging.xrpl.foundation and currently watches 16 amendments live on devnet.
The dashboard uses green cells to link to the transaction that first exercised a feature, while red cells mark what hasn't happened yet. As of this week, 13 out of 16 amendments still have untested surface. The widest gaps sit in newer amendments: Sponsor has 65 of its 107 possible checks never exercised, XChainBridge is missing 30 of 40, and MPTokensV1 is short 27 of 102.
Angell explained the reasoning behind the project, saying 'Every new XRPL feature ships as an amendment. Validators vote it in, and once it's active it's part of the protocol for good. That deserves real evidence that the feature has been exercised end to end on devnet, not just tested in isolation.'