Nolvun docs

Run a task, check its sources and keep the report in your workspace.

Getting started

  1. Enter Town and pick a building, or start in Tools Station.
  2. Load a sample or provide your own input. Public tools work without a wallet or model key.
  3. Open the report, check its sources and coverage, then reopen it from My Workspace or download a copy.

In Town, walk with WASD or arrow keys, drag to rotate the camera, and press E near a building. On a phone, tap to move, drag to look and pinch to zoom. All places works without WebGL. A full App task opened from Town includes a return link.

Scanner Tower

Scan a Solana mint on the displayed network. A wallet address, token account and mint are different subjects. Use a wallet task for token-account permissions and a transaction task for a signature.

Review authorities and known Token-2022 extension controls separately. The biggest token accounts are the accounts returned by the RPC method, not an owner-aggregated holder list. Unknown or unavailable fields stay in the report as coverage gaps.

Nolvun Guard explains the wallet and transaction tools. These public lookups request no wallet signature or transaction.

Library

Open Library and choose PDF, plain text or Markdown. Read the extracted text and follow references to page numbers or paragraphs. Use a readable public HTTPS article for website imports.

Check how much was read before relying on a summary. Image-only PDFs require text extraction or OCR outside Nolvun first.

Data Lab

Open Data Lab to profile CSV, Excel or JSON. Use the sample or select your file. Review the parser’s row count, field types, missing values and duplicate rows, then select a field to plot.

Use the report export to keep the computed values and available charts. Open and inspect unusual delimiters, headers or mixed data types before drawing conclusions.

Workshop

Inspect a public GitHub repository. The report describes which branch, commit and files it read. Large trees may be sampled or limited.

Dependency findings come from published vulnerability data such as OSV. A lockfile identifies resolved versions; a manifest by itself can only show its declared ranges. This is a limited read-only inspection.

My Workspace

My Workspace contains recent tasks, saved reports, the watchlist, wallet details and usage. Records in this browser are scoped to your current guest or wallet identity. Clearing browser storage removes local copies.

Export JSON or Markdown for a durable copy. A share link is offered only when the deployment can create a revocable snapshot from public chain data. File reports and notes stay private.

AI and usage

Basic tools run without an AI key. Settings shows the model options this deployment supports.

Data comes from the tools first. Optional AI explanations interpret the evidence, and a failed explanation leaves the underlying report available. Settings and Usage show current limits when a model service is configured.

Data and privacy

File extraction and data profiles run in your browser where supported. Public chain and repository queries use their corresponding external services. When you request an AI explanation, relevant report evidence goes to the configured model provider. Read the privacy policy.