Pair this browser
Studio does not trust a browser because it is on this machine. Run
mirco studio start and enter the code it printed.
Networks
Studio lists what it has been told about. Nothing here is contacted until you open it.
No networks registered yet.
Create a new network
Studio provisions the keys and runs the canonical initialization. The identity is derived at creation and cannot be chosen.
Register an existing self-host network
The home a mirco init created. Studio records where it
is; it does not copy anything out of it.
Watch a network on another machine
A node's address, and which chain it serves. Studio will ask it what it is and file it under the answer — not under the address.
WATCHED AND NOTHING MORE. Studio can read what that node answers and cannot start, stop or restart it, because doing so would mean the right to run code on somebody else's machine. It holds no credential for that host and asks for none.
A node may serve several chains, so which one is not something Studio picks. If that address later answers for a different chain, it is reported as an identity mismatch rather than as this network having moved.
Economics
What this network was created with, and what its own chain answers when asked. The left column is read from the validator configuration the node reads; the right is the running chain. Nothing here is the creation form being played back.
| Value | Requested | On the chain | State |
|---|
Assets
Every asset this chain reports, read from the chain each time this page is opened. Studio keeps no list of its own, so an asset created by somebody who has never used Studio appears here the same way one created a minute ago does.
| Asset | Ticker | Name | Supply | Outlook |
|---|
Identity, economics, authority and provenance are four different things. The creator made this asset; that is all it means.
What can still be done to this asset
Read from the chain, not from who created it. Each line says what the current authority allows and, where an operation is possible, the command that performs it. Studio holds no key and signs nothing, so it can tell you what is permitted and not do it for you.
Launch schedule
Almost no asset has one. An asset with no launch row is not restricted, and that is what absence means here rather than a flag somebody set. When there is one, whether trading is open is the chain’s own comparison of two heights it read together, not a sum this page did.
How to create an asset on this network
Creating an asset means signing a transaction, and signing needs an account key. Studio holds no key and has no signing endpoint, so it cannot do this for you and does not offer a form that pretends otherwise. The packaged command signs with a key file you hold:
Vesting
What one account has been escrowed, and what it may take today. A position is non-revocable and not transferable, so the entitlement is never in doubt; what changes is how much of it has matured.
Vested, locked, claimed and owed are four facts, not two. A position can be fully vested and still fully owed — that is where a founder stands the moment their cliff passes.
How to claim what has vested
Claiming means signing a transaction, and signing needs an account key. Studio holds no key. Only the beneficiary can claim, and a claim moves what has matured and nothing else.
Spot market
An order book, read from the chain. A market is named by its pair and the pair is ordered: BASE/QUOTE and QUOTE/BASE are two different markets with two different books. Both sides are asset ids, never tickers, because two assets on one chain may share a ticker.
This is a book, not a pool. It needs two traders who disagree about price, and no liquidity provider. If the pair also has a swap pool that is said below as a fact about the pair; nothing here trades against it.
| Base | Quote | Market | State |
|---|
Two assets may share a ticker, so every row shows enough of each asset id to tell them apart, and opening a market uses the ids and never the symbols.
Open a market directly
| Side | Price | Base | Orders |
|---|
How to publish a market and trade on it
Publishing a market, placing an order and cancelling one all mean signing a transaction, and signing needs an account key. Studio holds no key and has no signing endpoint, so it reports what the chain says and gives you the commands rather than pretending to act for you. Placing an order escrows the reserve into an account no key can sign for; it is not spent, and a cancel returns it.
Liquidity pool
A constant-product pool over the same pair. It is a different product from the book above: the book needs two traders who disagree about price, the pool needs somebody to have deposited both sides first. Neither falls back to the other, and a pair may have one, both or neither.
A market with no pool and a pool with nothing in it are different answers, and this says which. A pool that exists with an empty leg has no price and refuses every swap; it has not disappeared.
How to fund a pool and swap against it
Creating a pool, depositing, withdrawing and swapping all mean signing a transaction, and signing needs an account key. Studio holds no key and has no signing endpoint. A swap carries its own minimum output, because the reserves move with every swap and a quote is true only of the state it was read from.
Members
Readiness
Separate facts, not one badge. A runtime that is ready and a product that may be distributed are different questions.
AutoOps
Automation restores what you asked for. It holds no key, signs nothing, and never starts a network you stopped. Whether it is enabled for this network and whether a worker is running are two separate facts, and both are below.
This needs you
Automation stopped rather than keep trying. There is no button here that overrides that: the situation it found is one an operator resolves at the machine, and a control that skipped the check would be the check not existing.