Operator-side tools: mint new TLDs, browse the registry, verify chain health. Sign in with the wallet the ecosystem knows as the operator; unfamiliar wallets get read-only access to the registry.
Chipnet-only. Keys stay in this browser tab; a mint transaction is signed locally and broadcast direct to the electrum. Operator gate is client-side — the covenant that enforces it on-chain is a mainnet requirement (Decentralized.DNS/DESIGN-tld-registry.md §5.2).
——Adds a per-TLD certificate to the TLD beacon. The cert lands in your token address. Cost is chain fees + beacon dust (~1,300 chipnet sats).
Every TLD registered on the beacon. Operators (signed-in) can toggle a TLD's visibility on the public /api/tlds listing — hidden TLDs stop appearing in the name-search UIs, but on-chain registrations under them keep resolving.