🔧 Address Listing Enhancement:
• Add optional chain_id parameter to /addresses endpoint
• Use get_chain_id() helper for chain_id resolution with settings default
• Support multi-chain address queries with proper chain filtering
• Maintain backward compatibility with existing API consumers
🔧 Transaction Processing Fix:
• Change tx_data.get("payload", {}).get("value", 0) to use "amount" field
• Align with transaction payload structure used throughout the codebase
• Add inline comment explaining the field name correction
• Ensure proper value extraction during block proposal
🔧 Mempool Enhancement:
• Add get_pending_transactions() to InMemoryMempool class
• Add get_pending_transactions() to DatabaseMempool class
• Sort transactions by fee (highest first) and received time
• Support optional chain_id parameter with settings default
• Limit results with configurable limit parameter (default 100)
• Return transaction content only for RPC endpoint consumption
🔗 Mining Integration:
• Connect mining RPC endpoints to PoA proposer for real block production
• Initialize PoA proposer in app lifespan for mining integration
• Add mining status, start, stop, and stats endpoints with blockchain data
• Track actual block production rate and mining statistics
• Support 1-8 mining threads with proper validation
🔧 PoA Consensus Integration:
• Set global PoA proposer reference for mining operations
• Start
📋 Marketplace Endpoints:
• GET /marketplace/listings - List all active marketplace items
• POST /marketplace/create - Create new marketplace listing
• Demo listings for GPU and compute resources
• In-memory storage with active status filtering
🤖 AI Services Endpoints:
• POST /ai/submit - Submit AI jobs with payment
• GET /ai/stats - AI service statistics and revenue tracking
• Support for text, image, and training job types
✅ Workflow Scripts - All Created and Deployed:
• 01_preflight_setup.sh - System preparation and configuration
• 02_genesis_authority_setup.sh - Genesis node setup
• 03_follower_node_setup.sh - Follower node setup
• 04_create_wallet.sh - Wallet creation using CLI
• 05_send_transaction.sh - Transaction sending
• 06_final_verification.sh - System verification
• 07_enterprise_automation.sh - Enterprise features demo
• setup_multinode_blockchain.sh - Master orchestrator
✅ Next Steps Scripts - All Created:
• health_check.sh - Comprehensive health monitoring
• log_monitor.sh - Real-time log monitoring
• provision_node.sh - New node provisioning
• weekly_maintenance.sh - Automated maintenance
• performance_tune.sh - Performance optimization
✅ Testing Scripts - All Created:
• tests/integration_test.sh - Integration testing suite
• tests/load_test.py - Load testing with Locust
✅ Cross-Node Deployment:
• aitbc1: All 14 scripts deployed and executable ✅
• aitbc: All 14 scripts deployed and executable ✅
• Permissions: All scripts have proper execute permissions ✅✅ Workflow References Verified:
• All script references in workflow documentation now exist
• All Next Steps example scripts are now functional
• Cross-node script execution verified
• Complete automation and testing coverage
Status: All scripts referenced in @aitbc/.windsurf/workflows/multi-node-blockchain-setup.md
are now created and available in @aitbc/scripts/workflow and related directories.
🚀 Advanced Operations:
• Enterprise CLI usage examples with batch processing, mining, marketplace, AI services
• Multi-node expansion procedures for horizontal scaling
• Performance optimization and monitoring commands
🔧 Configuration Management:
• Production environment configuration procedures
• Service optimization with systemd overrides
• Environment variable management for production
📊 Monitoring and Alerting:
• Comprehensive health check automation with cron scheduling
• Log management with logrotate configuration
• Real-time log monitoring for critical errors
🔒 Security Hardening:
• Network security with firewall and SSH hardening
• SSL/TLS configuration for RPC endpoints
• Access control with dedicated user and sudo rules
📈 Scaling and Growth:
• Horizontal scaling with automated node provisioning
• Load balancing with HAProxy configuration
• Performance tuning and optimization scripts
🧪 Testing and Validation:
• Load testing with Locust framework
• Integration testing suite for all components
• Automated testing procedures
📚 Documentation and Training:
• API documentation generation with Sphinx
• Operator training materials and guides
• Knowledge base for ongoing support
🎯 Production Readiness:
• Comprehensive pre-production checklist
• Maintenance automation with scheduled tasks
• Performance optimization procedures
🔄 Continuous Improvement:
• Weekly maintenance automation
• Performance tuning scripts
• Ongoing optimization procedures
The workflow now provides a complete path from initial setup
to production deployment with enterprise-grade features,
monitoring, security, and scalability.
🔄 Remove Fallbacks: Clean up Python script references
- Replace all curl/jq operations with CLI commands
- Remove manual JSON parsing and RPC calls
- Use CLI for balance, transactions, and network status
🔄 CLI-Only Workflow: Simplify to CLI-only commands
- Update all scripts to use enhanced CLI capabilities
- Replace manual operations with CLI commands
- Add pre/post verification using CLI tools
🔄 Enhanced Features: Use advanced CLI capabilities
- Add balance command with wallet details
- Add transactions command with history
- Add chain command for blockchain information
- Add network command for network status
- Support JSON and table output formats
- Enhanced error handling and user feedback
New CLI Commands:
- create: Create new wallet
- send: Send AIT transactions
- list: List all wallets
- balance: Get wallet balance and nonce
- transactions: Get wallet transaction history
- chain: Get blockchain information
- network: Get network status
All scripts now use CLI-only operations with enhanced
capabilities, providing a professional and consistent
user experience.
- Remove manual TX_JSON creation in gift delivery section
- Remove manual TEST_TX creation in performance testing
- Replace with simple_wallet.py CLI commands
- Eliminate all manual JSON transaction building
- Ensure all transaction operations use CLI tool
- Maintain same functionality with cleaner CLI interface
This completes the CLI tool implementation by ensuring
all transaction operations use the CLI tool instead of
manual JSON construction.
- Add simple_wallet.py with create, send, list commands
- Compatible with existing keystore structure (/var/lib/aitbc/keystore)
- Uses requests library (available in central venv)
- Supports password file authentication
- Provides JSON and table output formats
- Replaces complex CLI fallbacks with working implementation
- Update workflow to use simple wallet CLI
- Cross-node deployment to both aitbc1 and aitbc
This provides a fully functional CLI tool for wallet operations
as requested, eliminating the need for Python script fallbacks.
- Update wallet creation to prefer CLI tool with Python script fallback
- Update transaction sending to prefer CLI tool with manual method fallback
- Add robust error handling for CLI implementation issues
- Maintain backward compatibility with existing Python scripts
- Provide clear feedback on which method is being used
- Ensure workflow works regardless of CLI implementation status
This provides the best of both worlds - modern CLI interface
when available, with reliable fallback to proven methods.
- Update wallet creation to use 'aitbc wallet create' CLI command
- Update transaction sending to use 'aitbc wallet send' CLI command
- Replace complex Python scripts with simple CLI commands
- Add wallet verification with 'aitbc wallet list'
- Add transaction hash retrieval with 'aitbc wallet transactions'
- Improve transaction monitoring with better progress tracking
- Simplify user experience with intuitive CLI interface
This makes the workflow more user-friendly and reduces
complexity by using the dedicated CLI tool instead of
manual Python scripts for wallet operations.
- Fix genesis wallet path to use central /var/lib/aitbc/keystore
- Update all environment file references to use /etc/aitbc/.env
- Remove references to old /etc/aitbc/blockchain.env file
- Update both aitbc1 and aitbc node configurations
- Ensure workflow uses correct centralized paths
This aligns the workflow with the actual directory structure
and consolidated environment file configuration.
- Remove duplicate /etc/aitbc/blockchain.env file
- Consolidate to single /etc/aitbc/.env file
- Update all systemd services to use /etc/aitbc/.env
- Code already configured to use /etc/aitbc/.env
- Files were identical - no data loss
- Update workflow documentation to reflect single env file
- Both aitbc1 and aitbc nodes updated
This eliminates confusion and ensures both code and services
use the same environment file location.
- Remove duplicate /opt/aitbc/cli/requirements.txt file
- All CLI dependencies already covered in central requirements.txt
- Central requirements has newer versions of all CLI dependencies
- Update workflow documentation to reflect central venv usage
- Update environment configuration to use /etc/aitbc/.env
- Remove duplicate dependency management
This consolidates all Python dependencies in the central requirements.txt
and eliminates the need for separate CLI requirements management.
- Update to use correct default environment file location /etc/aitbc/.env
- Use central virtual environment /opt/aitbc/venv instead of separate CLI venv
- Update CLI alias to use central venv
- Fix all EnvironmentFile references to use /etc/aitbc/.env
- Align with actual code configuration in config.py
This ensures the workflow uses the correct environment file location
that matches the codebase configuration and central virtual environment.
- Add Step 15: Cross-Node Code Synchronization
- Automatically pull latest changes on aitbc after git push on aitbc1
- Handle local changes with automatic stashing
- Detect blockchain code changes and restart services as needed
- Verify both nodes are running same version after sync
- Add Step 16: Complete Workflow Execution
- Provide end-to-end automated workflow execution
- Include interactive confirmation and comprehensive summary
- Cover all 16 steps for complete multi-node setup
This ensures both nodes stay synchronized with the latest code changes
and provides a complete automated workflow for multi-node deployment.
- Add Step 13: Legacy Environment File Cleanup
- Remove all .env.production and legacy .env references
- Update all systemd services to use /etc/aitbc/blockchain.env
- Add Step 14: Final Multi-Node Verification
- Include comprehensive success criteria validation
- Add service status, configuration, and sync verification
- Provide complete end-to-end workflow validation
This ensures all legacy environment file references are cleaned up
and provides a complete verification framework for the multi-node
blockchain setup with clear success criteria.
- Update pyproject.toml version from 0.1.0 to v0.2.2
- Update FastAPI app version in blockchain node
- Update mock coordinator API version
- Update RPC version in blockchain info endpoint
- Add Step 12: Chain ID Configuration Verification
- Include detection of chain ID inconsistencies between nodes
- Add automatic chain ID synchronization procedures
- Include configuration file verification and fixes
- Add cross-chain communication testing
- Provide warnings for null chain ID issues
- Ensure both nodes operate on same chain (ait-mainnet)
This section addresses the chain ID null issue and ensures
both nodes are properly configured for the same blockchain
network with verification and troubleshooting procedures.
- Add Step 11: Blockchain Synchronization Verification
- Include genesis block verification to ensure same blockchain
- Add height difference monitoring and automatic sync completion
- Include cross-node blockchain data verification
- Add wallet consistency checks across nodes
- Provide success criteria for blockchain synchronization
- Ensure both nodes are operating on identical blockchain data
This section ensures both aitbc1 and aitbc nodes are fully synchronized
and operating on the same blockchain with verification procedures.
- Add Step 10: Gift Delivery Completion with 3-phase approach
- Include complete sync verification and transaction monitoring
- Add transaction resubmission with correct nonce handling
- Include final verification with success criteria
- Add comprehensive troubleshooting for gift delivery
- Provide automated gift delivery monitoring and verification
This section ensures the 1000 AIT gift is successfully delivered
to the aitbc wallet with proper verification and fallback mechanisms.
- Add comprehensive transaction verification and mining monitoring
- Add advanced monitoring section with real-time blockchain monitoring
- Add performance testing section with transaction throughput testing
- Add network statistics and genesis wallet status checks
- Include detailed step-by-step transaction verification process
- Add final verification commands for complete workflow validation
The workflow now provides complete monitoring, performance testing,
and transaction verification capabilities for production deployment.
- Add batch sync optimization for faster initial setup
- Add complete sync section for full demonstration
- Add enhanced final verification with network health checks
- Add success criteria section with clear validation metrics
- Add Step 8 for complete sync continuation
- Include transaction verification and balance checking
- Add quick health check commands for validation
- Provide comprehensive workflow completion summary
This workflow now provides a complete, tested, and optimized
multi-node blockchain deployment with all necessary verification
steps and success criteria.
- Move EnvironmentFile from /opt/aitbc/.env to /etc/aitbc/blockchain.env in all systemd services
- Add main() entry point function to CLI for package installation compatibility
- Update aitbc-blockchain-node.service, aitbc-blockchain-node-dev.service
- Update aitbc-blockchain-rpc.service
- Update aitbc-blockchain-sync.service, aitbc-blockchain-sync-dev.service
This aligns with Linux filesystem hierarchy standards where /etc/ is the proper
- Add prominent section about genesis block architecture
- Clarify that only aitbc1 should have the genesis block
- Explicitly warn against copying genesis block to follower nodes
- Explain wallet attachment process and coin access mechanism
- Detail how new wallets attach to existing blockchain
- Emphasize that AIT coins are transferred, not created
- Add specific DO NOT and INSTEAD examples
- Include wallet attachment explanation in wallet creation section
This prevents critical architecture mistakes and ensures proper
blockchain setup with single genesis source and correct wallet
attachment process.
- Add comprehensive systemd fixes for main files, drop-ins, and overrides
- Include keystore password file creation in pre-flight setup
- Add detailed troubleshooting section with specific solutions
- Update genesis creation to use Python script with automatic address extraction
- Update wallet and transaction creation to use Python scripts (CLI not fully implemented)
- Add comprehensive performance optimization section
- Include monitoring and metrics commands
- Add system resource optimization tips
- Provide real-time monitoring commands
- Include network and database performance tuning
This workflow is now more robust, efficient, and includes solutions
for all issues encountered during the first run.
- Add comprehensive pre-flight setup section covering all required steps
- Include systemd service updates, CLI setup, and config relocation
- Update aitbc1 and aitbc setup sections to reflect pre-flight completion
- Remove redundant steps from main workflow (moved to pre-flight)
- Add verification commands to ensure setup is correct
- Streamline workflow execution by handling prerequisites upfront
This makes the workflow more robust and ensures all prerequisites
are met before starting the actual blockchain deployment.
- Remove sed commands updating EnvironmentFile paths in both aitbc1 and aitbc sections
- Central .env file is already at /etc/aitbc/blockchain.env location
- Systemd services should already be configured to use standard config location
- Focus workflow on configuration file updates, not systemd modifications
- Cleaner workflow that assumes proper systemd configuration
- Remove redundant sed commands for WorkingDirectory and ExecStart
- Keep only necessary EnvironmentFile update to /etc/aitbc/blockchain.env
- Simplify systemd service configuration steps
- Remove unnecessary path updates that don't change anything
- Maintain focus on essential configuration changes only
- Replace direct Python script calls with aitbc CLI commands
- Use 'aitbc blockchain setup' for genesis block creation
- Use 'aitbc wallet create' for wallet creation
- Use 'aitbc transaction send' for sending transactions
- Remove complex manual RPC calls and private key handling
- Simplify workflow with user-friendly CLI interface
- Add AITBC CLI tool to prerequisites
- Maintain same functionality with cleaner, more maintainable commands
This makes the workflow more accessible and reduces the chance of
errors from manual private key handling and RPC formatting.
- Move central configuration from /opt/aitbc/.env to /etc/aitbc/blockchain.env
- Follow system standards for configuration file placement
- Update all workflow steps to use new config location
- Update systemd services to use /etc/aitbc/blockchain.env
- Update environment management section with new paths
- Maintain backup strategy with .backup files
- Standardize configuration location across all AITBC services
This aligns with Linux filesystem hierarchy standards where
/etc/ is the proper location for system configuration files.
- Add verification step before creating directories
- Check if /var/lib/aitbc/ structure already exists
- Provide feedback if directories need to be created
- Apply to both aitbc1 (localhost) and aitbc (remote) setup sections
- More robust directory handling for existing installations
- Remove SSH command for aitbc1 since running on localhost
- Update workflow to reflect aitbc1 is local, aitbc is remote
- Clarify genesis sync approach (aitbc syncs from blockchain, not copy)
- Update final verification section to show localhost vs remote commands
- Maintain proper separation between genesis authority (local) and follower (remote)
- Merge blockchain-node/.env.production into central /opt/aitbc/.env
- Update all blockchain paths to use standardized /var/lib/aitbc/ structure
- Remove separate .env.production file (merged into central config)
- Update systemd services to remove references to .env.production
- Standardize Coordinator API paths and RPC port (8006)
- Add trusted_proposers setting for follower nodes
- Update multi-node workflow to reflect merged configuration
- Use aitbc1genesis as default proposer in central .env
- All services now use single central .env file with standardized paths
This eliminates configuration file duplication and ensures consistent
directory structure across all AITBC services.
- Replace separate blockchain.env files with adaptations of central /opt/aitbc/.env
- Add environment configuration section explaining the centralized approach
- Update both aitbc1 (genesis) and aitbc (follower) setup to use central .env
- Add backup strategy for .env files before modification
- Remove genesis copying from aitbc1 to aitbc (follower should sync via blockchain)
- Add comprehensive environment management section with troubleshooting
- Maintain standardized directory structure while using single .env file
- Include commands for viewing and restoring .env configurations
- Comprehensive workflow for setting up two-node AITBC blockchain
- aitbc1 as genesis authority, aitbc as follower node
- Includes wallet creation, genesis setup, and cross-node transactions
- Uses standardized directory structure with /var/lib/aitbc and /etc/aitbc
- Step-by-step commands for Redis gossip sync and RPC configuration
aitbc-agent-sdk (package-tests.yml):
- Add AITBCAgent convenience class matching test expectations
- Fix test_agent_sdk.py: was importing nonexistent AITBCAgent, now tests
the real API (Agent.create, AgentCapabilities, to_dict) plus AITBCAgent
- Fix 3 remaining mypy errors: supported_models Optional coercion (line 64),
missing return types on _submit_to_marketplace/_update_marketplace_offer
- Run black on all 5 src files — zero mypy errors, zero black warnings
- All 6 tests pass
python-tests.yml:
- Add pynacl to pip install (aitbc-crypto and aitbc-sdk import nacl)
- Add pynacl>=1.5.0 to root requirements.txt
Service readiness (api-endpoint-tests.yml, integration-tests.yml):
- Replace curl -sf with curl http_code check — -sf fails on 404 responses
but port 8006 (blockchain RPC) returns 404 on / while being healthy
- Blockchain RPC uses REST /rpc/* endpoints, not JSON-RPC POST to /
Fix test_api_endpoints.py to test /health, /rpc/head, /rpc/info, /rpc/supply
- Remove dead test_rpc() function, add blockchain RPC to perf tests
- All 4 services now pass: coordinator, exchange, wallet, blockchain_rpc
- Integration-tests: check is-active before systemctl start to avoid
spurious warnings for already-running services
Hardhat compile (smart-contract-tests.yml, package-tests.yml):
- Relax engines field from >=24.14.0 to >=18.0.0 (CI has v24.13.0)
- Remove 2>/dev/null from hardhat compile/test so errors are visible
- Remove 2>/dev/null from npm run build/test in package-tests JS section
Service health checks:
- Exchange API uses /api/health not /health — updated test script
and workflow wait loops to check /api/health as fallback
- Increased wait time to 2s intervals, 15 retries for service readiness
- Performance tests now hit /health endpoints (not root /)
Hardhat compilation:
- aitbc-token was missing peer deps for @nomicfoundation/hardhat-toolbox
- Installed all 11 required peer packages (ethers, typechain, etc.)
- Contracts now compile (19 Solidity files) and all 17 tests pass
Rust workflow:
- Fixed HOME mismatch: gitea-runner HOME=/opt/gitea-runner vs
euid root HOME=/root — explicitly set HOME=/root in all steps
- Set RUSTUP_HOME and CARGO_HOME for consistent toolchain location
Mypy type annotations (aitbc-agent-sdk):
- agent.py: narrow key types to RSA (isinstance check before sign/verify),
fix supported_models Optional type, add __post_init__ return type
- compute_provider.py: add return types to all methods, declare
pricing_model/dynamic_pricing attrs, rename register→create_provider
to avoid signature conflict with parent, fix Optional safety
- swarm_coordinator.py: add return types to all 8 untyped methods
