Kyzen Network/CLI
Kyzen Network CLI
The chip stock feeds, the stage indices, the chain and the contracts, read from a terminal. Read-only: no keys, no wallet, no $KYZN.
- Version
- 0.1.0
- Runs on
- Node 20 or later
- License
- MIT
Install
One package with no dependencies, from npm:
npm i -g kyzen-cliThen run kyzen --help. The package is kyzen-cli on npm; the same file, served here: kyzen-0.1.0.tgz. The source, MIT-licensed: github.com/KyzenNetwork/cli.
Commands
kyzen silicon- The seven chip stock feeds: stage, price, the last 16 rounds and the last update. Add --watch to keep it live.
kyzen index kmemory- A stage index: its basket, its methodology and each component's price with its move over 24 hours and 7 days.
kyzen feeds --tail- Chainlink price rounds as they land on Robinhood Chain.
kyzen chain --watch- Blocks as they land, about ten a second: number, transactions, gas.
kyzen verify- Each mainnet Kyzen Network contract's verified source on Sourcify, checked against the code on chain.
kyzen status- The five mainnet contracts, the SI Gateway's health and the Silicon markets.
Output
kyzen silicon on mainnet, at 16:16 UTC on a trading day. Each sparkline is the feed’s last 16 Chainlink rounds.
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
Chainlink feeds and contracts on Robinhood Chain through the public RPC and Multicall3, contract sources on Sourcify, and the SI Gateway’s health. It sends nothing, and it never reads the $KYZN pool or its price.
Every command, its options and more sample output: the CLI in the docs.