Hive

Boot

Open the Hive. The boot reads the GPU through WebGPU, loads the issuer key, recomputes its id from the key itself and compares it with the key pinned on Robinhood Chain. If they differ, the miner does not start.

Mine

The Mine app runs the SHA-256 kernel on the GPU, falling back to CPU workers when WebGPU is missing. It shows the hashrate, the shares found against the current request, and, when a token is minted, the blinded request the issuer signed next to the token you now hold. They share nothing.

Vault

Tokens, agents and transcripts live in this browser's IndexedDB. Set a passphrase and the whole vault is sealed with AES-GCM 256 under a PBKDF2-SHA256 key (600,000 rounds); without one it is stored as is, on this device and nowhere else. Export writes your tokens to a file you can hand to an agent running somewhere else.

Ledger

The network totals, the anchored hours with links to their transactions, and the pinned key.

Terminal

help                 the list
mine start | stop    run or stop the miner
status               miner, vault and key in one look
tokens               what the vault holds
ask <question>       one fast turn at the relay, spends 1 token
agents               the agents in the vault
key                  the issuer key and the work rule
pin                  the key as Robinhood Chain pins it
ledger               network totals and the last anchored hours
export               download every token as propolis-tokens.json
whoami               who the network thinks you are