Advanced Tools

CLI-heavy workflows, implementation notes, and protocol review. Most first-time users can stay on Setup, Auctions, and Explore.

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When To Use This Area

This part of the website is for expert/reference work, not the common first-time path.

Most People Can Ignore This

  • Use Setup, Auctions, and Explore for the normal website walkthrough.
  • The website already hides most expert knobs from those pages on purpose.
  • If you are learning the system for the first time, start there instead.

What Belongs Here

  • Auction implementation notes and review links
  • CLI-heavy workflows and custom protocol experiments
  • Reviewer-facing docs and implementation notes

Use The CLI For Custom Work

If you need custom destination formats, multi-resolver fanout, policy modeling, deeper transfer/sale flows, or protocol research work, the CLI and docs are still the right tools.

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Advanced Surfaces

Use these when you want deeper auction context, implementation detail, or protocol-review material.

Auction Implementation

Use the public auction page for real bid prep. Simulator state examples live here only for docs, review, and implementation checks.

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Testing And Validation

Use the testing and implementation notes when you want to review what is actually exercised today versus what is still provisional.

Testing guide Implementation

Protocol Review Docs

Use the launch and system docs when you want the higher-level protocol framing, tradeoffs, and current working assumptions.

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Auction State Gallery

Open only if you want fixture-backed simulator states for docs or implementation review.

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Auction State Gallery

Fixture-backed simulator states for documentation and implementation review.

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This is not part of the normal bidding path. These cards are examples used to review auction states when the live chain does not naturally contain every case.

  • They are not live names and do not appear in Explore.
  • They let reviewers inspect states like unopened, live bidding, soft close, and settled without manufacturing each case by hand.
Current website defaults

These defaults are shown for review. Normal bidding should use the auction page and Sparrow PSBT flow.

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Launch Status

See what is already implemented, what is still provisional, and where auction settlement is still not final.

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Implemented

  • The current auction defaults, opening floors, soft close, and minimum increments are modeled here.
  • Opening-bid packages that bind the name, bidder, owner key, bonded amount, and observed state.
  • A stronger soft-close increment rule so bids that extend the clock must escalate more than normal mid-auction bids.
  • Single-auction and market-level simulators with bidder budget pressure.
  • CLI commands, fixture scenarios, and this website-facing auction state view.
  • Sparrow PSBT handoffs directly from the auctions page, with CLI support kept for protocol experiments.
  • Chain-derived auction state from confirmed bid transactions, including stale-state checks and derived bond spend/release summaries.
  • Replacement-style rebids are now recognized only when the later bid spends the earlier bid bond.

Still In Progress

  • Settlement is implemented for the auction path, but final launch settlement rules are not frozen yet.
  • The chain-derived feed is still a prototype view, not a mainnet launch commitment.
  • The values here are working defaults, not yet locked protocol parameters.
  • Advanced CLI support remains available for policy experiments; normal bid prep should stay on the website.