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# Dashboard and Metrics

ZSilent Core is designed as an operational dashboard, not only as a wallet screen. The goal is to let a desktop user understand wallet, node, and mining state without switching between terminals and external tools.

## Dashboard Areas

The implementation tracks several categories of local state:

* Wallet availability, lock state, balance, and recent history.
* Local node online/offline state.
* RPC connectivity.
* Network and bootstrap status.
* Mining active/inactive state.
* Mining session status and configured thread count.
* Pending private transfer visibility where supported by the local CLI.
* Runtime logs with sensitive-line redaction.

## Mining Metrics

The mining controller polls local status periodically and reads mining snapshots from the Zoka CLI. This lets the app display whether mining is active and keep the UI aligned with the local node process.

Mining is started through the running local node, not by launching a separate untracked background process from the UI. That keeps node status and mining status connected.

## Node Metrics

ZSilent Core reads local RPC state to detect whether the node is online and to surface network status. This is especially important for miners because mining should be monitored together with node connectivity and sync health.

## Wallet Metrics

Wallet balance and history are shown as wallet state, not as public explorer state. Private wallet history depends on local wallet scanning and local wallet material.

The dashboard can also support privacy-oriented display behavior, such as hiding balances at the UI level when the user wants to reduce shoulder-surfing or screen exposure risk.


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