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Install the read-only kyzen command and read feeds, indices, blocks and contracts from a terminal.

#You need

  • Node.js 20 or later, with npm (node --version shows it)
  • A terminal: Terminal on a Mac, Windows Terminal, or any Linux terminal
  • No wallet, no keys and no $KYZN: the CLI only reads

#Install

One command installs kyzen, ready in any folder:

Install
npm i -g kyzen-cli

It installs the kyzen command. Without the npm registry, the same package comes straight from the site: npm i -g https://kyzen.network/dl/kyzen-0.1.0.tgz. To remove it later: npm rm -g kyzen-cli. Every command and option, in one table: CLI.

#Steps

  1. 01
    Open the help
    Run kyzen on its own. It prints the banner, the commands and the options. kyzen --help prints the same.
    kyzen with no command: the KYZEN NETWORK banner in block letters, then the commands and options.
    The CLI's own output on Robinhood Chain mainnet.
  2. 02
    Read the chip stock feeds
    Run kyzen silicon: the seven stocks the Reserve holds or rotates into, each with its stage, price, its last 16 Chainlink rounds as a sparkline, its move over them and its last update. Add --watch to refresh it every 15 seconds.
    kyzen silicon: NVDA, AMD, MU, SNDK, TSM, INTC and ASML with price, sparkline, move and update time.
    The CLI's own output on Robinhood Chain mainnet.
  3. 03
    Look inside a stage index
    Run kyzen index kmemory, or kdesign, kfab, kequip. It lists the basket with each component’s feed, price and move over 24 hours and 7 days, then the methodology in short and the full text’s address. It shows no index level until Silicon is deployed on mainnet.
    kyzen index kmemory: MU and SNDK with their Chainlink feeds, prices and moves, then the methodology.
    The CLI's own output on Robinhood Chain mainnet.
  4. 04
    Follow the price rounds
    Run kyzen feeds for the latest round of each feed. With --tail it keeps running and prints each new round as it lands, checked every 10 seconds; Ctrl+C stops it.
    kyzen feeds: the time, ticker, price, move and round number of each feed's latest round.
    The CLI's own output on Robinhood Chain mainnet.
  5. 05
    Watch the chain
    Run kyzen chain --watch. Robinhood Chain makes about ten blocks a second; each line is one block: its number, time, transactions, gas used and base fee. Ctrl+C stops it.
    kyzen chain --watch: one line per block with number, time, transactions, gas and base fee.
    The CLI's own output on Robinhood Chain mainnet.
  6. 06
    Verify the contracts
    Run kyzen verify. For each mainnet Kyzen Network contract it reads the source Sourcify verified and the hash of the code on chain now, and passes the contract when the two match.
    kyzen verify: PASS for the $KYZN token, Reserve, Staking, Weight registry and Gateway settlement, each with its source, code hash and explorer link.
    The CLI's own output on Robinhood Chain mainnet.
  7. 07
    Check the status
    Run kyzen status: the chain’s latest block, the five contracts deployed, the SI Gateway’s health, and the Silicon markets on mainnet and on testnet.
    kyzen status: the latest block, the five contracts deployed, the SI Gateway healthy, and Silicon on mainnet and testnet.
    The CLI's own output on Robinhood Chain mainnet.

A refused read prints one plain line, not an error dump: the public RPC limits bursts, so wait a minute, or pass --rpc <url> to read through another Robinhood Chain RPC.

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