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Important findings should trace back to supplied evidence rather than appearing as unsupported certainty.
ASIC Intelligence Plugin/Skill Package packages the Bitcoin Mining Troubleshooter for Codex, Claude Code, and compatible Agent Skill systems. Bring the logs, exports, spreadsheets, repair history, network output, power evidence, or incident notes you already have.
No mining-control backend. No equipment writes. No account required by the package itself.
The skill is designed to make the difference between an observation, a calculation, a hypothesis, an assumption, and a missing fact obvious.
Important findings should trace back to supplied evidence rather than appearing as unsupported certainty.
Historical or unknown-age evidence lowers confidence instead of silently acting like a live reading.
If two files disagree about a miner, rack, timestamp, or state, the package should surface the conflict rather than pick one quietly.
Rack, subnet, switch, power, cooling, firmware, and timing patterns are considered before dozens of independent hardware failures are claimed.
High, Medium, Low, and Insufficient Evidence are meaningful outcomes, not decoration.
The next recommendation should be the least-work read-only observation that best separates competing explanations.
No answer keys are shipped in the public repository. The point is to see whether the diagnostic reasoning survives messy evidence.
5,250-miner scanner export with startup/recovery patterns, Unknowns, and explicit units.
Open CSV4,800 miners across topology and reachability evidence. Unreachable is not the same as reachable zero-hash.
Open XLSX4,920 miners with container topology, feed loading, and thermal evidence designed to test competing infrastructure hypotheses.
Open XLSX3,500 miners and 12,050 events for recurrent-fault and repair-outcome reasoning.
Open JSONL3,000 individual synthetic miner cases across healthy, startup, thermal, pool, PSU, hashboard, and other symptoms.
Open NDJSONSkills-only package for supported Codex/OpenAI plugin or Agent Skill surfaces.
Download Codex ZIPInstallation guide →Claude Code plugin wrapper around the same read-only diagnostic skill.
Download Claude ZIPInstallation guide →Platform-neutral package for compatible Agent Skill implementations.
Download Agent SkillInstallation guide →The public package reasons over evidence supplied to the AI session. It does not add a miner-control backend or privileged remote-management path.
The Plugin/Skill Package is the public diagnostic front door to ASIC Intelligence. It demonstrates the evidence-first philosophy without publishing the proprietary commercial implementation.
The public project and private commercial development have separate, transparent funding paths.
Install it, run blind demos, and report diagnostic-quality issues with sanitized evidence.
View repository →Firmware, API, monitoring, repair, power, networking, and infrastructure vendors can fund concrete compatibility work.
Integration paths →Mining operators and hosting companies can discuss separately scoped ASIC Intelligence product development and controlled evaluation.
Design partnership →Each part of v1.1.0 is labeled by what has actually been validated. The synthetic suite exercises fleet-scale reasoning; it is not a substitute for hardware acceptance testing.
See benchmark methodology for the public evaluation model.
No. v1.1.0 reasons over evidence supplied to the AI session and ships no hosted collection or mining-control backend.
No. The five release scenarios are synthetic. Private real-world validation material is not published here.
No. Public sponsorship funds public work. Commercial ASIC Intelligence development is a separate relationship. Diagnostic conclusions are expected to follow evidence either way.
The free package demonstrates the diagnostic philosophy on immediate evidence. ASIC Intelligence is the broader product direction for persistent operational intelligence; its proprietary implementation remains separate from this repository.
The public package is source-available under the PolyForm Shield License 1.0.0. Use, modification, and redistribution are subject to that license, including its restriction on providing competing products. See the license terms or contact austin@wnclogiclab.com about commercial licensing.