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Agent, Wallets, And Mining Walkthrough

This page is the simple user path from a fresh Fased install to a working Agent, wallet setup, and Satcoin mining control. Use it when you want one browser-first flow. For full details, follow the linked deep docs from each step.
Use a devnet or test profile for screenshots and videos. Mainnet launch values, private keys, API keys, production wallet addresses, recovery material, and full balances should not appear in public docs.

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What This Walkthrough Covers

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1. Install Fased

Use the normal local install path: 
git clone https://github.com/fased-ai/fased.git fased
cd fased
./install.sh
Choose Local for a laptop, desktop, dev box, or first test. Choose Hosting only when the machine is a VPS or always-on server. Capture:
  • install/install-local-first-run.png
  • install/onboarding-setup-map.png
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2. Open The Control UI

After install, open the browser dashboard: 
fased dashboard
The dashboard command opens an auth-ready local link. To print the link without opening a browser: 
fased dashboard --no-open
From a source checkout: 
node fased.mjs dashboard --no-open
If the browser asks for a token later, use the Gateway token printed by the dashboard command or read the raw token: 
fased config get gateway.auth.token
Capture:
  • install/control-ui-first-open.png
  • start/dashboard-home.png
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3. Select Or Create The Agent

Open /agents. Use this page to select the Agent that owns chat, model settings, skills, services, channels, tasks, memory, and wallet policy. Capture:
  • start/agent-setup-checklist.png
  • start/agent-selected.png
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4. Connect A Model

Open Agent > Models. Add a model provider key or sign in, then choose a primary model. Send a first test message from Chat before moving into wallet or mining flows. Capture:
  • start/model-provider-setup.png
  • start/model-connected.png
  • start/first-chat.png
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5. Create Wallets

Open /wallet. Create or import wallets in this order:
  1. Agent wallet Normal wallet for reviewed sends, receipts, Marketplace order actions, and wallet-capable skills.
  2. Mining wallet Dedicated Solana wallet for Satcoin mining. There is one active configured mining wallet, normally @wallet:mining.
  3. Vault wallet Manual-first wallet for reserve storage and Fased Network bond authority. Agent and Vault can have multiple wallets; Mining is a singleton role.
Capture:
  • wallet/wallet-empty-state.png
  • wallet/wallet-create-agent.png
  • wallet/wallet-create-mining.png
  • wallet/wallet-create-vault.png
  • wallet/wallet-overview-devnet.png
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6. Fund The Mining Wallet

On devnet, fund the Mining wallet with enough SOL for fees, reserve, and the capital you plan to deposit. From /wallet:
  1. Open the Mining wallet card.
  2. Copy the address.
  3. Fund it from your devnet faucet or external devnet wallet.
  4. Refresh balances.
Capture:
  • wallet/wallet-copy-mining-address.png
  • wallet/wallet-mining-funded-devnet.png
  • wallet/wallet-recent-activity.png
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7. Open Mining And Run Readiness

Open /mining. Confirm the active wallet is @wallet:mining, then run readiness before starting. Fix signer, RPC, SOL, token-account, or capital warnings before continuing. Capture:
  • mining/mining-overview-devnet.png
  • mining/mining-readiness.png
  • mining/mining-readiness-warning.png
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8. Deposit Capital

On /mining, use the Mining Capital block. Deposit a small amount of SOL into miner capital. The Fund action creates the wallet-scoped miner account on-chain when it is missing. Capture:
  • mining/mining-capital-empty.png
  • mining/mining-fund-capital.png
  • mining/mining-capital-funded.png
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9. Set Commit

Set a conservative active commit amount lower than free capital and wallet fee reserve. Click Update to write the active commit. If the saved target is higher than the safe value, Fased submits the safe value and keeps the saved target for later. Capture:
  • mining/mining-set-commit.png
  • mining/mining-safe-commit.png
  • mining/mining-commit-updated.png
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10. Start Mining

Click Start only after readiness is green and the fee warning is clear. The Mining page should show whether the runtime is ready, running, blocked, or waiting. Keep the page focused on devnet values for public screenshots. Capture:
  • mining/mining-start-ready.png
  • mining/mining-running.png
  • mining/mining-current-cycle.png
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11. Review Activity And History

Use recent activity and history to confirm what the runtime did:
  • participation
  • finalization
  • claim
  • missed cycles
  • fee or gap events
  • RPC failures
Capture:
  • mining/mining-recent-activity.png
  • mining/mining-history.png
  • mining/mining-share-summary.png
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12. Stop, Claim, And Sweep

Click Stop when you want to stop new cycle submits. Claim and recovery can continue through already-submitted cycles. When claimable SAT exists, claim it. If sweep is enabled and configured, review the sweep destination before using it. Capture:
  • mining/mining-stop-clearing.png
  • mining/mining-claim-ready.png
  • mining/mining-claim-complete.png
  • mining/mining-sweep-settings.png
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13. Review Wallet Ops

Return to /wallet. Use Wallets to inspect balances, recent activity, approvals, policy controls, and role separation after mining activity. Capture:
  • wallet/wallet-recent-activity-after-mining.png
  • wallet/wallet-approval-request.png
  • wallet/wallet-policy-panel.png
  • wallet/wallet-passkey-approval.png
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14. Optional Fased Network And Bond Screens

Open /federation only after the base Agent, wallets, and mining path are clear. Capture:
  • network/fased-network-status.png
  • network/bond-operator-card.png
  • network/staking-card.png
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Capture Checklist

Use Screenshot And Video Capture Checklist as the working capture checklist for filenames, page targets, and video clips.