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A read-only terminal for the chip stock feeds, the stage indices, the chain and the contracts.

Install: npm i -g
Node: 20 or later
Keys: None
License: MIT

#Install

kyzen reads Kyzen Network’s public data on Robinhood Chain from a terminal. It is read-only: it needs no keys, no wallet and no $KYZN, and it sends nothing. It runs on Node 20 or later, as one file with no dependencies.

Install

npm i -g kyzen-cli

Then run kyzen --help. Step by step, with screenshots: Use the CLI. The package is kyzen-cli on npm; the command it installs is kyzen. The same package is served by the site: npm i -g https://kyzen.network/dl/kyzen-0.1.0.tgz. To remove it: npm rm -g kyzen-cli. The source, MIT-licensed, is on GitHub: KyzenNetwork/cli.

#Commands

Command	Shows
`kyzen silicon`	The seven chip stock feeds (NVDA, AMD, MU, SNDK, TSM, INTC, ASML): each one’s stage, price, last 16 rounds as a sparkline, its move over them and its last update. `--watch` refreshes every 15 seconds.
`kyzen index <name>`	A stage index (`kDESIGN`, `kMEMORY`, `kFAB` or `kEQUIP`): its basket, its methodology in short with the full text’s address, and each component’s price with its move over 24 hours and 7 days.
`kyzen feeds`	The latest Chainlink round of each feed. `--tail` then prints every new round as it lands, checked every 10 seconds.
`kyzen chain`	Robinhood Chain’s latest block. `--watch` prints every block as it lands, about ten a second: number, time, transactions, gas used and base fee.
`kyzen verify`	Each mainnet Kyzen Network contract: its source as Sourcify verified it, and the hash of its code read now. A contract passes when Sourcify matched its source to the deployed code and the chain still holds that code.
`kyzen status`	The chain's latest block, the five mainnet contracts, the SI Gateway's health, and the Silicon markets: mainnet, and how many are open on testnet.

#Output

What the CLI printed on mainnet, colour off. Prices are those of the time in each heading.

Sample output

$ kyzen silicon
Kyzen Network · Silicon · chip stock feeds
Chainlink on Robinhood Chain 4663 · block 87,647,810 · 16:16:43 UTC

TICKER  STAGE          PRICE  LAST 16 ROUNDS      MOVE  UPDATED
NVDA    Design       $225.53  █▇▆▆▅▄▃▂▃▂▁▂▁▂▃▂  -3.14%   1h ago
AMD     Design       $592.60  ▅▄▃▁▂▃▄▆▇█▇▆▇▆▇█  +1.56%  15m ago
MU      Memory       $941.96  ▇▆▇█▇▅▄▃▁▂▄▃▄▃▂▃  -1.80%  13m ago
SNDK    Memory     $1,449.87  ▂▃▁▃▂▃▁▃▅▆█▆▅▃▅▆  +1.56%  14m ago
TSM     Fab          $443.58  █▇▆▅▄▄▄▄▃▂▃▂▁▂▁▂  -3.67%   2h ago
INTC    Fab          $101.52  ▆▅▄▂▄▃▁▃▄▅▇▆▄▆▇█  +0.89%  15m ago
ASML    Equipment  $1,694.58  ▄▅▆▇█▇▆▅▃▄▆▄▃▂▁▂  -0.66%  19m ago

#What it reads

Source	Read for
Robinhood Chain public RPC (`rpc.mainnet.chain.robinhood.com`)	Chainlink rounds through Multicall3, blocks in JSON-RPC batches, contract code
Robinhood Chain testnet RPC	`kyzen status`: the Silicon markets open on testnet
Sourcify	`kyzen verify`: each contract’s verified source
`https://app.kyzen.network/v1/health`	`kyzen status`: the SI Gateway’s health

It never reads the $KYZN pool, its liquidity or the $KYZN price. Every address it reads is the one this documentation lists: Contracts and links.

#Options

Option	Effect
`--rpc <url>`	Reads mainnet through another Robinhood Chain RPC. The public RPC limits bursts; the CLI waits between requests, and a refusal prints a plain line instead of a stack trace.
`--no-color`	Plain text; the `NO_COLOR` variable does the same. Output into a pipe or a file has no colour either.
`-h, --help`	The commands and options
`-v, --version`	The version