Your workspace,
in the terminal.

Inspect your fleet. Shape your next asset. Keep the next action explicit.

The mintrr command line connects you to the engine. Its optional terminal workbench gives local records, draft fields and review notes a place to live together.

Explore the workbench Ask about alpha access

One engine. Your choice of view.

From an installed mintrr environment, open the optional workbench:

mintrr tui

Prefer a command and a readable result?

mintrr manage list

The workbench also needs its optional Bun dependencies. Standard Python commands do not need the interactive client.

See the work before the next step.

Fleet records, a draft editor and its review belong to the same workspace. They do not share the same authority.

mintrr tui Illustrated local draft

mintrr. Fleet Create Manage Help Local context
Ethereum

Create a local planDraft

Example: a loyalty asset

Template: Standard token
Name: Loyalty
Symbol: LOYAL
Chain context: Ethereum
Owner: Your public address

Review comes before export.

A matching preview is required. Nothing on this page has been validated or saved.

Website illustration, not a screenshot, live session or deployed asset. The native terminal theme and layout may differ. The labels and controls above are visual examples, not browser controls.

Read, draft, then decide.

The workbench makes those boundaries visible. It does not turn a local plan into a deployment.

Inspect your fleet

Browse saved local records, filter the view and open a record's details. Stored verification flags and ABI hints are not fresh checks against a chain.

Prepare a plan

Choose a first-party template, fill the basic fields and request a no-write preview. Read the issues and limits before deciding what to keep.

Export explicitly

Export revalidates the reviewed draft and creates a local plan file without replacing an existing file. Generation and compilation remain separate operations.

A workspace when you want it. Commands when you need them.

The ordinary CLI remains the engine and the fallback. Explore a command's help before using it; copying an example here never runs it.

Use plain output when an interactive terminal is unavailable. Use JSON output when another program needs the saved fleet data.

Understand the available commands

mintrr --help

Read local fleet records as JSON

mintrr manage list --json

Use the workbench's plain-output fallback

mintrr tui --plain

Explore the local draft commands

mintrr draft --help

A clearer view is not permission to act.

The workbench has no signing, broadcast, payment or AI controls. Its Create flow ends at an explicitly exported local draft. Schema checks are not proof of feature implementation, wallet control, legal compliance or deployment.

Separate CLI execution paths retain their own review and human-confirmation requirements. Nothing on this overview page connects a wallet or executes a command.

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