Terminal
Terminal is a desktop application — macOS, Windows and Linux — that you install on your own machine. It holds your wallets, runs trading bots locally, talks to a language model that never leaves your computer, and connects you to the platform's marketplace and channels.
The one idea to take from this page: Terminal is where your keys are. It is to MPRO Lab what a wallet extension is to a website. The platform hands it prices, catalogues and messages; it never holds your keys, and nothing on our side can move your money.
What you need
- An iNODE licence. Terminal opens for iNODE holders only. The licence is what authorises the application — see Your licence is the key.
- A machine you leave on, if you want bots to keep trading. A bot runs while Terminal runs. There is no server-side execution: we do not host bots, because hosting them would mean holding your keys.
- Some ETH on Base in whichever wallet a bot trades from. Gas is yours.
Download it from the Terminal page. It updates itself.
The parts, and where each is described
| Your licence | Signing in, binding one licence to one Terminal, and what happens when a licence is sold |
| Wallets | Creating an account, importing one, derived wallets, sending and receiving, and the single password everything is sealed with |
| The terminal and the assistant | The two places you talk to a model, and what each is for |
| LLM models | Choosing a model, what your machine can run, and downloading it |
| Skills | The slash commands — what they are, and why they are contracts rather than prompts |
| Channels | Folders, channels, invitations, and the channel your clan gets automatically |
| Marketplace | Buying a bot, publishing your own, and where the money goes |
What Terminal will not do
Stated plainly, because the absences are deliberate:
- It will not trade while it is closed. Closing or locking Terminal pauses your bots and says so. Your always-on machine is the only "always on" there is.
- It will not connect to dapps. The wallet inside Terminal signs transfers and trades through the platform's router. It is not an injected provider and will not sign an arbitrary contract call for a website.
- It will not put your recovery phrase on the clipboard. Not once, not with a button.
- It will not send your keys anywhere. Export is something you do deliberately, behind your password, and the result stays on your machine.
- It will not tell you a balance it could not read. An unreadable balance shows as
—, never as zero. A zero you believe is worse than a dash you can act on.