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AI / Web3 / Privacy

Lyon, France

Martin Leclercq

Head of DevRel / Customer Success / FDEForward Deployed Engineer

From web3 privacy to AI agents, I help developers adopt hard tech. Building in public.

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[01] About

From founder to the person builders call.

I spent more than fifteen years building web products: shops, services, and the training around them. In 2020 I went back to code, this time in Web3. I co-founded FiftyWei, shipped on the Ethereum hackathon circuit, and most recently led Developer Relations and Customer Success at iExec.

Today I build AI agents and the tools around them: MCP servers, agent wallets that ask a human before acting, guardrails and evals. Years of developer relations taught me where people get stuck, and how to support them until they ship. AI lets me scale that support beyond what one person can do.

Building
AI agents & dev tools
Before
Founder, then Head of DevRel
Focus
AI in real workflows
[02] Experience

Where I've worked.

LinkedIn
  1. 2024 - 2027

    iExec

    Ecosystem Manager → DevRel → Head of DevRel & Customer Success

    Developer relations and customer success for a confidential computing platform: customer integrations, technical support, monitoring, and a feedback loop into product. Talks, workshops, hackathons and content.

  2. 2023 - 2025

    FiftyWei

    Co-founder & developer

    A small studio: full-stack apps in React / Next.js and smart contracts in Solidity, plus the hackathon circuit that ran alongside it.

  3. 2022 - 2023

    TalentLayer

    Blockchain & Dapp Developer

    Freelance, remote. Open-source infrastructure for open labor markets: smart contracts and the subgraph behind a work identity and reputation that users own across platforms.

  4. 2016 - 2022

    Akumaw

    Founder & CTO

    Web products, e-commerce, and training.

  5. 2016 - 2022

    Papi Mamie Digital

    Co-founder

    Computer training for seniors around Lyon: small groups of six, hands-on sessions on computers, tablets, email, online paperwork and staying safe online.

[03] Projects

Things I've shipped.

GitHub
  • MCP

    mcp-xyz

    An MCP server that gives AI assistants market data and guarded trading on trade.xyz. Read-only by default.

  • Voice AI

    Dictée

    Local voice dictation for macOS and Windows. Whisper runs on the device; Claude can clean up the text.

  • Agent wallet

    Hermes MetaMask Wallet

    A wallet for an AI agent: set up from chat, reads freely, and asks a human to approve every transfer, swap or signature. Keys never leave MetaMask.

  • ETHGlobal Tokyo

    Leash

    Permissions for AI trading agents: each agent gets a policy, and every trade is checked against it before it runs. Built on a Uniswap v4 hook and ENS names.

  • iExec

    Confidential computing on Intel SGX & TDX

    Apps that compute on private data inside trusted execution environments, so nobody sees the data, not even the machine's owner. My part: proof-of-concepts, docs, workshops and developer support, plus a feedback loop into the product.

    • TEE
    • Intel SGX
    • Intel TDX
    • DataProtector
    • iApp
  • Shipping fast

    Hackathons

    A regular on the ETH hackathon circuit, as builder and mentor: working prototypes in a weekend, from idea to demo. Main track and 6 bounties at ETH Rome, 15 bounties across Denver, Paris, Rome and Istanbul.

    • ETH Tokyo
    • ETH Rome
    • ETH Paris
    • ETH Berlin
    • ETH Lisbon
    • ETH Prague
    • ETH Denver
    • ETH Istanbul
  • TalentLayer

    Self-owned work identity and reputation

    An open protocol that lets freelancers carry one identity and reputation across many marketplaces, instead of starting from zero on each. Audited smart contracts on Polygon, indexed by a subgraph. My part: contracts and subgraph work.

    • Solidity
    • Polygon
    • The Graph
    • Hardhat
  • Writing

    moonboot.dev

    Notes from the field: confidential AI, how developers discover a technology, and GitHub repos that builders can use.

[06] Contact

Let's talk.

DevRel, customer success, or a hard-tech product that needs developers to get it. Write to me, I answer.

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