HashCore Toolkit Documentation
The HashCore documentation is structured around the daily workflows of an ASIC mining operator. Use the index below to jump into the section that matches what you are doing right now.
Where to start with HashCore Toolkit
If this is your first time with HashCore Toolkit, work through the four sections below in order. Each one matches a real operator workflow.
Getting started
Install HashCore Toolkit on Windows, macOS, Linux or Android, then run your first network scan to see every miner the Toolkit can reach. Most fleets are fully discovered within a minute.
Fleet workflows
Once devices are discovered, group them by site, container, row or customer. Saved filters become first-class views in the sidebar — every operator on the team works from the same shared groups.
Mass operations
Reboot, change pool credentials, push presets, schedule firmware rolls — all from the Mass Operations panel, with progress, error reporting and an audit trail.
Diagnostics
When something goes wrong, drill into a single device for fault history, hashboard health and error counters. The Toolkit suggests next steps for technicians.
HashCore CLI
HashCore Toolkit ships with a CLI that mirrors the most common operations. Use it to schedule scans, run mass operations from a cron job, or export reports to a CSV.
# Scan a /24 subnet and write the result to a CSV hashcore scan 10.10.0.0/24 --out /tmp/fleet.csv # Restart every miner whose status is "fault" hashcore op restart --filter status=fault # Push a pool preset to a saved group hashcore op preset push --group "site-a/row-3" --preset prod-pool
Operator Learning Path
Start from installation, then move to features and architecture for production use.