#clive

Clive was created to replace the original CLI Wallet — a tool that for years allowed Hive users to interact with the blockchain from the terminal. The goal was to build a modern and more secure solution,

In this release, we introduced AutoSign, RC management, and support for configurable transaction expiration. AutoSign We believe this is a very useful feature if you have more than one key imported in

It has been a while since my last update. We have started using a new tool, Claude Code, which has dramatically changed our development process, and we are currently learning how to use it effectively.

The new features introduced in this release are important for your safety. The first feature allows you to manage your authority in the TUI easily. The second one allows you to check and change your recovery

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The new feature introduced in this release is not for everyone, it is for witnesses. The new command allows them to set witness properties such as the account creation fee, maximum block size, HBD interest

Shortly after the last release, we prepared a new release, because we wanted to give you this new feature as soon as possible. Now, you can now create a new account for someone using a single, simple command

In the latest release, we were mainly focused on CLI. We have added new commands that allow you to generate keys. We have also simplified the transaction signing process by introducing an autosign feature.

This release completes our work on bindings. We have made many small improvements to make using Clive TUI more convenient. We have also simplified the use of the update authority operations in CLI. We

The main topic of this release is customizable bindings in the TUI. The initial idea was to replace the function keys (F-key) with other bindings, because not all keyboards have them and not everyone likes

We have completed three topics for this release. The first feature - important for some of you - is the ability to execute Clive commands as a bash shell script. The remaining topics are continuations

We have started working on the Authority feature a long time ago, it required us to gain a deep understanding of how authority works. We want to do it as well as possible, so we are using a new version

We have been working on two main topics over the past weeks. The first one - something for you - is the known account feature. The second one involves technical work: updating to Ubuntu 24, and our

We have updated the Python library Textual - it was a really time-consuming task. We use this library to implement TUI (text-based user interface). The update of the library required many internal changes

We have finally implemented encrypted profile functionality in Clive. This introduced many changes in CLI (command line interface) and TUI (text-based user interface). Additionally, we changed the way

We are progressing towards our goals: making Clive more user-friendly and implementing encrypted profiles. Both goals are still in progress, but a lot of work has been done. We also did some Christmas

The two main goals described in the previous post are still valid: making Clive more user-friendly and implementing encrypted profiles. Both goals are in progress - you can read about them below. Additionally,

A new release - the same goal - to make Clive more user-friendly. One of the two main changes includes a feature that should prevent users from losing or temporarily freezing their funds (if you send the

We are working on more and more improvements to make Clive easy and safe to use. This time we added a Bad accounts list feature in TUI to prevent users from sending funds to bad/malciscous accounts. In

Thank you for joining me on the presentation at HiveFest. This is a short summary of what I was talking about. Blockexplorer The internet application that allows you to search for blocks, transactions