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Tensile’s API is public, and the code is open source: Tensile has also been running on Mocha since Fibre’s first day there: tensile-mocha.huginn.tech

If you run a Fibre provider, Tensile checks it every 5 minutes, verifies the consensus-key signature on its TLS certificate, and logs every endpoint change. Near the end of shard retention, it requests the rows for each blob you endorsed and records whether you served them.

If you publish blobs, your account gets its own page showing available escrow, fees paid, and every Fibre transaction in one place. Search supports any Fibre transaction hash, successful or failed, as well as blob IDs, commitments, payment promise hashes, and addresses.

A blob settles once endorsements representing two-thirds of the voting power land onchain. Tensile shows the endorsed voting power for each blob and, near the end of the shard retention window, checks whether the blob can still be read back in full.

Fibre is now live on Celestia mainnet, and Tensile is live with it. Tensile is a real-time explorer for Celestia Fibre. It shows each blob as it lands, along with its fee and endorsers, and checks whether validators continue serving the data they endorsed. Congrats to @celestia on bringing Fibre to mainnet. tensile.huginn.tech