A desktop app to drive your node
Matrix Console is a Tauri + React + Vite desktop app that connects to a local matrixd node to observe and control the marketplace: providers, jobs, the MATRIX wallet, the consensus chain, and LLM inference, all in one window.
One window for the whole node
- Connect to a local matrixd node, or explore a built-in demo mode
- Register provider capacity and browse local and remote providers
- Submit, complete, and cancel compute jobs
- Watch the MATRIX wallet balance and the settled ledger
- Follow the consensus chain: committed height, round leader, and quorum
- Explore inference in the built-in demo mode and follow job status as it completes
The React frontend builds and runs everywhere. Packaging the native desktop bundle additionally needs the WebKitGTK/libsoup system libraries; see the console README for the connection configuration and the documented native-build note.
Get the console running
Introduction
Start here to understand what a Matrix node does and how the console fits into the stack.
Quickstart
Bring up a local matrixd node and connect the console to it in a few steps.
Drive your node from the desktop
Observe providers, jobs, the wallet, the chain, and inference in one window. Download a build to get started.