The implementer’s field desk

Builder workbench

Small, honest starting points: boot the reference, inspect the boundary, and use prompts to turn specifications into plans you can test.

A note in the margin

Examples are evidence, not authority.

The upstream BRC defines interoperability. These recipes use maintained BSV Association implementations to shorten the first mile, and they call out the moment where local experimentation becomes operational engineering.

Field recipe 01About 10 minutes

Maintained reference infrastructure

Run your own Wallet Storage

Boot the maintained Wallet Infrastructure reference server and MySQL locally, then connect a BRC-100 wallet without giving the storage service custody of user keys.

BRC-100 BRC-42 BRC-46 BRC-62 BRC-95

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Field recipe 02About 10 minutes

Experimental reference implementation

Run a reference CHIRP host

Boot the maintained filesystem UHRP server with BRC-167 complete-host routes, persistent object storage, closure validation, and a readiness check.

BRC-167 BRC-26 BRC-22 BRC-24 BRC-87

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How to use the prompt cards

Ask for boundaries, not magic.

A useful builder prompt names the outcome and forces the answer to distinguish normative requirements, maintained implementation behavior, and local design choices. Keep the source pages open while you review the result.