Run a node

GlaselOS is the Rust daemon node operators run. It watches Robinhood Chain for commissioned computations, decrypts inputs inside its cluster, evaluates the circuit, re-seals the result, threshold-signs it, and submits it.

Build

Terminal

git clone https://github.com/Glaselxyz/glasel-network
cd glasel-network/node
cargo build -p arxos --release

Register & stake

A node needs an on-chain identity in the NodeRegistry and stake in the StakingManager to be eligible for clusters. These are ordinary on-chain transactions from the operator key — send them with cast, a script, or the SDK:

Terminal

# 1. register the identity: BLS key, X25519 key, attestation hash, jurisdiction
cast send $NODE_REGISTRY "registerNode(bytes,bytes32,bytes32,string)" \
  $BLS_PUBKEY $X25519_PUBKEY $HARDWARE_HASH "US" \
  --rpc-url $RPC --private-key $NODE_PK
 
# 2. approve + stake the minimum CONFIDE to become eligible
cast send $CONFIDE "approve(address,uint256)" $STAKING $AMOUNT --rpc-url $RPC --private-key $NODE_PK
cast send $STAKING "stake(address,uint256)" $NODE_ADDR $AMOUNT --rpc-url $RPC --private-key $NODE_PK

X25519 is the key clients encrypt to; the BLS key is reserved for the eventual aggregate-signature path. Both are registered up front.

Configure

GlaselOS reads a single TOML file. The [cluster] key is this node's X25519 decryption share; the [signers] keys produce the threshold signatures (the first also funds and sends the submitResult transaction).

arxos.toml

rpc_url          = "https://rpc.mainnet.chain.robinhood.com"
poll_interval_ms = 2000
start_block      = 0
 
[contracts]
coordinator          = "0xf90C73ad8D700115afd8175eB2C1953C80d45157"
cluster_manager      = "0xcfC7f9dc4C311207B0Aa6DaF7DaDc63f6DbFA79b"
computation_registry = "0x7E1eef5089C06AbEBB7Ee6d8ab76FfAb3619a44c"
 
[cluster]
x25519_private_key = "0x…"   # this node's input-decryption share
 
[engine]
recipient_public_key = "0x…" # simulated engine; real MPC replaces engine.rs
 
[signers]
keys = ["0x…", "0x…"]        # threshold-signing keys

Run

Terminal

# pass the config path (or set ARXOS_CONFIG)
arxos arxos.toml

The daemon then loops: listen → schedule → decrypt → compute → sign → submit. It fetches each computation's circuit bytecode from the ComputationRegistry, evaluates it over the sealed inputs, and submits a threshold-signed result before the deadline — or risks being slashed.

Responsibilities

Stay live. Missed deadlines on assigned computations are slashed.
Sign honestly. Results are only accepted if a threshold of members agree; a node that signs a wrong result is outvoted and can be slashed.
Keep keys safe. The X25519 key gates input decryption; protect the keystore.

See the security model for the trust assumptions around the simulated engine.