Use the dashboard
Create rules, connect Telegram and watch receipts in the browser, with no account and no backend.
The dashboard is a static site. It reads Arkiv straight from your browser and writes with your wallet. Nothing you do goes through a server of ours.
Connect
Click Connect and pick a browser wallet (any wallet that announces itself, such as MetaMask or Rabby) or a session wallet. The dashboard switches the wallet to Arkiv Tiramisu, adding the network if it is missing. A session wallet is a key kept only in this browser, for trying things out; fund it from the faucet.
Create a rule
New rule opens three cards and a review panel:
| Card | What you choose |
|---|---|
| When | An entity expires (paste its key, or Create a test entity that expires in 1.5, 3 or 10 minutes), or a date and time. For expiry, Fire early: on time, 15 minutes, 1 hour, 1 day or custom |
| Then | Telegram me, Call my webhook, Record a receipt, or Extend it (expiry rules only) |
| Details | Name, who fires it (any public worker, your own worker, or one address), retries |
The review panel shows the rule as a sentence, what is still missing, and exactly what will be stored on Arkiv, or the same rule as SDK code. Publish writes it; drafts are kept in your browser until then.
Telegram
Connections → Connect Telegram: open the bot, tap Start, paste the code it replies with. The dashboard seals it in your browser to the Telegram worker's key. Every Telegram rule reuses the connection.
Follow what happens
- Overview: active rules, what fired in the last week, failures, workers online, the next rules to fire with countdowns, and a live feed.
- Rule details: the audit trail (created, claimed, fired), each delivery, and the raw entity.
- Activity: every receipt as it arrives, over one WebSocket, with pause.
- Workers: every worker from its heartbeat, online or not, and what it can do.
Press Ctrl K (or ⌘K) for the command menu; paste an entity key there to start a rule for it.
Your own worker
Settings → My workers links a worker you run: your wallet signs "I operate worker 0x…", and you put the signature in the worker's settings. See Link your worker.