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Clarifies what the RTI is actually fore. (#231)
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johnnymatthews authored Sep 30, 2024
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title: "Rust Testing Interface"
lead: "The Rust testing interface (RTI) is a simple way to perform some actions on the Entropy network directly from the command line. It is intended for testing [Entropy Core](https://github.com/entropyxyz/entropy-core) functionality and wasn't designed for end-user or production use."
lead: "The Rust testing interface (RTI) is a simple way to perform some actions on the Entropy network directly from the command line. The RTI is intended for testing [Entropy Core](https://github.com/entropyxyz/entropy-core) functionality."
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## Limitations

Actions like deploying a program or storing accounts aren't possible through this interface. Developers looking for a fully featured command-line interface should see the [Entropy CLI](./command-line-interface.md).

{{< callout type="warning" >}}
**No Secure Key Storage**: This CLI has no secure private key storage and is only intended for use with test networks. Do not use this interface in a production environment. If you want a fully featured interface, [check out the Entropy CLI]({{< relref "./command-line-interface.md" >}}).
{{< /callout >}}
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