This page lists the canonical user-run deployment scripts and peer-list resources referenced by the c8ntinuum docs. These endpoints are intended for downloading scripts and network bootstrap metadata before running them locally.

Canonical resources

This inventory intentionally excludes example, administrative, and framework-specific scripts such as migrate.js, scripts/deploy.js, arguments.js, npm scripts, make targets, Foundry commands, and ctmd commands.

Deploy script

To install or update ctmd, run the deploy.sh script. You can download and run the script manually:
For production or validator-adjacent infrastructure, prefer the download-first flow so you can inspect the script and keep a local copy for lifecycle commands.
Supported operator commands:

Release metadata

deploy.sh install reads release metadata from metadata.json. The script resolves .ctmd.latest_version, selects the platform artifact URL and SHA-256 URL for linux-amd64, linux-arm64, or darwin-arm64, downloads the tarball, verifies SHA-256, and installs the bundled binary and shared libraries. The script also verifies mainnet genesis against metadata.json field mainnet_genesis_sha256. When install --chain-id uses a non-default chain ID, the script downloads the configured genesis URL but skips the mainnet SHA-256 check.

Peer list

deploy.sh uses the hosted peer list at:
The peer list is the deployment source for network bootstrap information: deploy.sh selects peer-list entries by chain ID, so node deployers normally do not need to manually copy a peer list into config.toml. Operators using private infrastructure can override RPC and snapshot peer hosts with deploy.sh state-sync flags such as --rpc-1, --rpc-2, --p2p-host-1, and --p2p-host-2.

Local node script

From a checked-out c8ntinuum source repository, start a local developer chain: