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No smart contract language has a real source-level debugger. You get transaction tracers. You get console.log. You get Tenderly replays with bytecode-level stepping if you're lucky. But you don't get what every other serious language has had for decades: set a breakpoint on your source line, step through statements, inspect your variables, see what the compiler did.

Ora has one now.

We just published the Ora ABI v0.1 spec.
This is a tooling-first ABI model with stable type identities, a clear manifest format, and optional wire profiles for encoding.

It's the interface layer we wish every smart contract language had: self-describing, structured, and built for codegen, explorers, and UI generation.