Docs
Developer reference.
Five documented surfaces plus a regtest guide. The JSON-RPC reference covers most of what TensorCash adds to Bitcoin Core — start there, or jump to the regtest guide if you want a local sandbox first. REST, ZMQ and FlatBuffer schemas live alongside for model metadata, verifier operations, event streams, and binary payloads.
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reference
JSON-RPC reference
Bitcoin Core's JSON-RPC, extended for TensorCash — mining, model lifecycle, native assets, settlement contracts, cosign, post-quantum spending. Searchable, with stability tags and curl examples per method.
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openapi
core-node REST API
Small REST surface beside the JSON-RPC for model metadata and node metrics. Port 8050 in production. OpenAPI viewer.
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openapi
Verifier REST API
OSS verification service — Quick / Full / Model queues over a thin HTTP surface. Run yours and challenge dishonest blocks.
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events
ZMQ topics
Pub/sub envelope inherited from Bitcoin Core, with TensorCash topics for blocks, proofs, and validation events.
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schemas
FlatBuffer schemas
Binary contract for the verifier's /v1/verify/* endpoints and the bcore↔verifier ZMQ PUSH/PULL channel: proof.fbs, validation.fbs, blockheader.fbs. Published as IDL plus generated JSON Schema.
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guide
Regtest guide
Run TensorCash locally — bcore-only with mock validation (no GPU), the docker-compose stack with a real verifier, or the bcore functional test suite. Includes end-to-end walkthroughs for model registration and asset issuance.
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