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🖥️ Stylus Manager UI: Overview

Manage activation and caching in one place. Open Stylus Manager, select a network, and inspect the public dashboards before connecting a wallet.


📊 Find your way around

Section What you will find
Cache Status Cache capacity, total contracts, 30-day insertions and deletions, average bids, and activity charts.
Cache Events Searchable blockchain cache events and transaction details.
Explore Contracts Contracts indexed on the selected network, with search, filters, and pagination.
My Contracts Your saved contracts, activation and cache status, and per-contract actions. Requires wallet login.
Stylus Manager v2 public Cache Status dashboard on Arbitrum Sepolia.
Public app capture, September 11, 2026. Metrics change with network activity.

⚡ Two tabs per contract

  • Activation: inspect activation status and lifetime, activate manually, configure auto-activation, and review automation history.
  • Cache: inspect cache status, effective bid and eviction risk, place a manual bid, configure automated bidding, and review bid history.

Both tabs expose the contract's alerts. The header provides Gas Tank, notification settings, the network selector, and wallet connection.

⌨️ Keyboard navigation

Open Commands with Ctrl+K, ⌘K, or ?. Use the arrow keys to select an action, Enter to run it, and Esc to close.

Stylus Manager command palette with navigation and notification settings.
Shortcut Action
G, then C Cache Status
G, then E Cache Events
G, then X Explore Contracts
G, then M My Contracts
/ Focus the current table's search field.

Single-key shortcuts apply when you are not typing in a form field.

🚀 Start a workflow

  1. Connect and sign in.
  2. Add a contract and check its activation state.
  3. Activate it, then optionally place a cache bid.
  4. Fund the Gas Tank, configure auto-activation or bid automation, and set alerts.

About the tutorial snapshots

The wallet tutorials reuse recorded sessions with disposable contracts. The activation and caching lifecycle snapshots use the local devnode, where expiration and eviction can be reproduced. Addresses, balances, dates, and network labels are examples; use your own selected network and current values. Wallet-provider dialogs can vary by version.