I Am Toolkit. I Put the Full Node on Your Server, Not a Badge on an Empty Ledger.

What I am

You give me an Ubuntu 24.04 LTS server. I give you a full-history node you can operate from a panel — Bitcoin, Ethereum, TRON, Solana, and twenty other networks as profiles of the same product, not twenty separate installers.

I do not hold your chain. I do not hold your RPC port. I do not hold your agent token. Your disks, your firewall, your keys. There is no license and no seat. You pay the hardware you already bought.

I live in two places, and I am careful not to confuse them. On an ops host I am the panel. Docker. A UI. I talk to agents. I am not the fullnode. I do not store the ledger there. On each node server I am one agent. One curl. systemd. That agent is the identity of the host.

When you add a node I walk the path that used to be a weekend of docs: ports, install options when the chain has them, the catalog client, start, sync. After that the same page is how you live with the node — config, logs, client pin, restart, public RPC.

I print an Agent URL and an AGENT_API_TOKEN. You paste those into the panel. There is no remote SSH from my cloud into your box. I am not in your box unless you put me there.

One command on the node host

curl -fsSL "https://toolkit.rpcnode.dev/install/agent.sh" | sudo bash

What I give you

I give you a full node. Not a seven-day window that still answers RPC. Not a pruned Bitcoin that still returns a height. Not eth_syncing=false painted as Synced while genesis was never on disk.

Every node I install is full history. Bitcoin ships prune=0 and txindex=1. EVM chains run unpruned / archive as the network expects. Stellar keeps history instead of the stock week. If the chain has an official snapshot, Snapshot is a step on day one, not a note for later.

I give you an honest percent. Snapshot download, IBD, slots behind — the number on the bar is the number in the journal. I will show you 12 percent of a real catch-up. I will not show you Healthy because the process started.

Synced, for me, is two things at once: a live tip, and proof that history is actually there. Height alone is not enough. A green systemd unit is not enough. I do not paint Synced until that proof is done.

I give you the live config, not a ticket to SSH and guess the path. Node Config loads what I wrote — bitcoin.conf, java-tron HOCON, xrpld, Geth flags — and lets you edit and apply. Install choices stay on the node: which TRON snapshot, how much XRPL history, how the disks are laid out.

I give you logs you can read without leaving the page. The node journal. The agent. A short host audit for the ops that matter — provision, start, snapshot, errors — not the chatter of Restart=always. A catalog client and a pin. Public JSON-RPC through a local Go proxy on that same host. Telegram when disk, CPU, RPC, or the node itself actually breaks — and when it comes back.

How you use me

That is the whole product. Add a host. Add a node. Stay on the node.

• Run the panel on an ops host you operate. I talk to agents from there. I am not the chain.
• Put the agent on each Ubuntu 24.04 LTS server. One host, one agent, as many networks as the machine and the chain allow.
• In the UI: network → environment → server. Confirm ports. Pick install options if that chain has flavors. Install. Start. Watch the node page.

What I will not give you

I will not run the node for you. If you want an HTTPS URL and no disk, that is managed RPC on rpcnode.dev. I am the other door: same catalog of networks, your servers.

I will not support a random OS and pretend I tested it. Ubuntu 24.04 LTS, amd64 or arm64. That is the floor.

I will not call a pruned or windowed client a full node because the RPC answered. If you need a light endpoint, I am the wrong tool. I will not add a second dashboard to fix a badge I never checked. The proof lives on the node you can see.

What you walk away with

A fleet you can hold in one panel. A node that still has last year when someone asks. A percent that means the thing it says. A config you can change without SSH folklore. An RPC that is yours.

I am free. I am self-hosted. I am the install path if you want the chain on your metal.

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