Using the workspace
TAPPET currently provides an interactive interface and local testing tools. These notes describe what this release does and does not provide.
Local tools
You can configure a unit, record local scenarios and replay protocols against imported prices. TAPPET is not a broker, exchange, custodian or operating investment service. The interface does not receive deposits, execute orders or provide personalized investment recommendations.
Inputs and decisions
You control the data you import and the parameters you choose. Check results before using them elsewhere. A passing risk check only means a local input satisfied the configured rules; it is not a certification that an asset, strategy or transaction is safe.
Storage and access
The workspace stores settings in browser local storage. Clearing site data or switching devices can remove access to those settings. Use the export controls to keep your own copy. Service availability and persistent storage are not guaranteed.
Separate launch conditions
A token launch, AI service or live execution feature would require its own verified configuration, operating details and applicable terms. Planned features and access classes are not promises of profit or delivery dates.
Independent identity
TAPPET is an independent project. Mentions of networks, tokenized assets and third-party technology do not imply endorsement, partnership or ownership of those services.