Get the miner
One program. You run it, you keep the key.
The current miner runs in the browser with a separate encrypted mining wallet. A signed desktop package will come later with published checksums.
Desktop package not released
Use the browser miner for now.
Phase 1 testnet RC2 is still behind its release gate. The browser miner is the active testing path; no signed desktop or command-line download is published yet.
The NFT-mining source and AI agent skill are available now. RC2 binaries are pending acceptance; the older v0.1.0 release is not the RC2 miner.
View CLI source · Wallet and gas setup · Get the agent skill
Testnet and mainnet CLI profiles remain disabled until their release checks pass. Install the skill directory in your agent’s skill folder. It requires the matching CLI release.
Platforms
macOS
Apple silicon and Intel
Not released
Windows
64-bit
Not released
Linux
x86-64 and ARM64
Not released
Before you run it
Check it is really ours.
Anyone can put a file on the internet and call it our miner. Here is how to know the one you have is the one we published.
01
Take its fingerprint
Every release is published with a fingerprint — a long string calculated from the file itself. Your computer can work out the same string from your copy.
02
Verify the release
Compare the checksum and verify GitHub build provenance using therelease verification guide.
03
If it does not match, stop
Do not run it. A file that does not match is either damaged or is not ours, and you cannot tell which from the outside.
Or build it yourself
The source is public. If you would rather not trust our build, compile your own from the code and skip this page entirely. That is the strongest option available and we would rather you took it.
Your wallet
We never see the secret that controls your money
It is unlocked on your machine
You give the miner a wallet file and a passphrase. Both stay on your computer. Nothing is uploaded, nothing is copied, and there is no account holding it for you.
Two ways to start it
Type the passphrase yourself and walk away, or point it at a passphrase file that only your user account can read. The miner checks that before it will start.
Nobody can recover it
That is the whole point, and it is also the price. Lose the file or passphrase and the mining wallet's gas and Hunters may be unrecoverable. The project cannot reset the encryption or recreate the private key.
Nobody will ever ask you for it
Not us, not by email, not in a chat, not on a form. Anyone who does is stealing from you. There is no situation in which this project needs your passphrase or your recovery words.
What it is like to run
It is a terminal program, for now
The browser miner is the current product path. The command-line engine remains useful for reproducible testing and a future signed desktop package.
Set a per-transaction limit
The miner will not send anything that could cost more than the limit you give it. The CLI limit is per transaction, not a total run budget. The launcher submits at most one proof per call.
Set it high enough
Every accepted product proof mints one Hunter while capacity remains. The miner estimates the proof-submission cost before it asks the mining wallet to sign.
It stops politely
Stop ends the search. A transaction already submitted may still settle. Keep the pending journal so the CLI can recover its result.