Proudly contributing open-source tooling to support both the ecosystem and our customers, here are some of our shipped projects!

Bageth.xyz

Bageth.xyz, is the user-friendly front-end interface for Kiln Connect, our comprehensive SDK for staking, allowing everyone to:

  • Easily run queries on validator information using validator index, public key, wallet addresses, and proxies.
  • Gain a comprehensive, real-time overview of your staking infrastructure, empowering users with reliable and accessible insights — all within their browser.
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Minitel.wtf

Minitel.wtf is a source-available tool that decodes hexadecimal raw transactions into JSON objects:

  • Get valuable insights into transaction details.
  • Access information such as smart contract interactions and the specific functions invoked from the contract.
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Cosmos Validator Watcher

The Cosmos Validator Watcher simplifies is set to streamline monitoring and interaction with Cosmos-based blockchains and validators:

  • Universal monitoring for all Cosmos-based blockchains
  • Never miss a block signature again with our real-time monitoring of missed signatures
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Ethereum Validator Watcher

The Ethereum Validator Watcher offers builders a real-time, comprehensive view of their Ethereum infrastructure, enabling informed decision-making:

  • Real-time, comprehensive perspective on Ethereum infrastructure for informed decision-making.
  • Catering to solo stakers and professional node operators, promoting optimal performance through continuous insights into Ethereum validators.
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Learn more about the Ethereum Validator Watcher with our Devconnect 2023 presentation

Kiln open-source FAQ

What does open-source mean?

Open source refers to software or projects whose source code is made available for anyone to view, modify, and distribute. This approach allows developers to collaborate, improve, and customize the software according to their needs. Open source projects often encourage community participation, transparency, and innovation by fostering a collaborative environment where anyone can contribute to the development and improvement of the software. It aligns with Kiln's philosophy to contribute to the ecosystem by making certain tools accessible to everyone.

What is the difference between open-source and source-available tools?

The main difference between open-source and source-available tools lies in the level of access and freedom provided to users. For instance Minitel is source-available which means that its usage rights are more restricted compared to open-source software.

Who developed these tools?

These tools were created by some members of our Software and Infrastructure team at Kiln, who refer to themselves as Nakamotards.

Do I require a specific API token to utilize these tools?

No, you can access these tools by clicking on the links provided.

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