Your own Cardano devnet,
in seconds.
Yaci DevKit runs a complete local Cardano network on your laptop or in CI: a block-producing node, a Blockfrost-compatible indexer, a CIP-30 wallet, an explorer and an MCP server for AI agents. One command to create it, with blocks as fast as every 100ms.
$ brew install bloxbean/tap/yaci-devkitIllustrative. Run the command and watch your own devnet come up.
Works with the SDKs you already use
Your whole stack, on localhost
Your off-chain code talks to the same APIs it uses on mainnet. DevKit runs the chain underneath, indexes every block, and gives you a CLI, an admin API, a wallet and an explorer to drive it.
Built for how you build and test
From a quick script to a full end-to-end suite, DevKit gives you a chain you control: reset it, speed it up, fork it, fund it, and let your tools and agents drive it.
A devnet at any speed
Create a fresh chain in seconds and choose the block time: 1 second by default, or down to 100ms for fast test suites. Set epoch length, genesis and protocol parameters to match your scenario.
Node configurationYano builds the chain fast, then hands it to cardano-node. You get a real Haskell node and its socket.
Blockfrost-compatible APIs
Yaci Store indexes every block and serves Blockfrost-compatible endpoints, so your SDK code just points at localhost. Script costs are evaluated with Scalus, so Ogmios is optional.
ServicesReady for AI agents
The built-in MCP server lets coding agents check the devnet, fund addresses, read UTxOs, submit transactions and reset the chain.
Connect your agentCIP-30 browser wallet
Test dApps end to end with a built-in wallet, a wallet page and 20 pre-funded accounts.
CIP-30 walletRollback testing
Split a multi-node devnet into forks, then join them and watch your app handle a real rollback.
Rollback testingPick up where you left off
Stopped for the weekend? DevKit catches the chain up to the current time with Yano and keeps the same devnet.
Resuming a devnetInstall it your way
Four distributions, one CLI. Pick the one that fits your machine or your pipeline. They all share~/.yaci-cli.
# Install$ brew install bloxbean/tap/yaci-devkit# Start a devnet with Yaci Store$ yaci-devkit up --enable-yaci-store# Upgrade later$ brew upgrade yaci-devkit
- Native binary
- brew upgrade
- Settings in devkit.properties
Fresh in the latest release
Yano-powered node modes, a browser wallet, an MCP server, Homebrew and devnets you can leave for the weekend.
Start your devnet now
Open source and MIT licensed. Install, run one command, and submit your first transaction in minutes.