VNISH Global catalog
Model, control board and version. Returns the filename, size and SHA-256 from a dated catalog snapshot.
lookup_firmware
VNISH Global Operator · MCP
Bring a catalog record, a relevant reference and a calculation from your own inputs into a chat. The connection exposes three tools, each returning results with links to our sites.
https://vnish.global/ai/mcp/index.phpModel, control board and version. Returns the filename, size and SHA-256 from a dated catalog snapshot.
lookup_firmware
Control-board identification, installation SSH errors or return-to-stock preparation. References in English and Russian.
find_ninja_reference
Calculate revenue after a modeled fee and electricity costs. You supply every economic input.
calculate_roi_scenario
Availability and labels depend on your account and workspace policy. This is a custom connection; a ChatGPT or Claude directory listing is not claimed.
Look up model s19j-xp, board cv and version 1.3.6. Show the filename, size, SHA-256 and snapshot date. Then give me the English Ninja control-board identification reference. Calculate an illustrative scenario: 115 TH/s before fees, 3150 W at the wall, a hypothetical 2% fee, gross hashprice of $0.05 per TH/s per day, electricity at $0.06/kWh, and 24 hours. Show the formula and assumptions.
The second example returns $1.099 per day after the modeled fee and electricity. This checks the arithmetic under the supplied assumptions.
A catalog record does not confirm compatibility with a particular device or successful installation. The tool does not verify a downloaded archive or connect to a miner. Identify an unknown model or control board first.
The example’s 2% is an illustrative assumption, not a published VNISH fee. The calculation fetches no market data and excludes hardware cost, cooling, taxes and other expenses. Its result is not net profit or a payback forecast.
Selected identifiers and scenario numbers are sent to vnish.global. The server code does not store tool arguments. Standard hosting logs may contain request metadata. These tools need no passwords, miner IP address, configuration files or account data.