The cleavage of heteroaromatic endocyclic carbon-heteroatom bonds to assemble C-Si bonds is scarce. Here, we demonstrate an unprecedented dearomatization silylation of -arylindoles arising from reductive activation initiated by electron-rich silylboronic complexes to deliver silyl styrenes with perfect stereoselectivity.

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