Watch network state, provider fleet health, and Oracle/BME state in real time.
akt monitor is a hub-based monitoring tool with three dashboards. It connects directly to an RPC endpoint over WebSocket for real-time vote streaming, which keeps it useful during coordinated chain upgrades when hosted explorers are unavailable.
No keyring or default account is needed, just an RPC endpoint.
Launch
# Launch hub (defaults to the Network dashboard)akt monitor
# Connect to a specific RPC endpointakt monitor https://rpc.akashnet.net:443
# Launch directly into a specific dashboardakt monitor networkakt monitor providerakt monitor oracleakt monitor bme
# Or via flagakt monitor --rpc https://rpc.akashnet.net:443
# Skip RPC plus provider REST and gRPC TLS verificationakt monitor --insecure
# Clear cache and start freshakt monitor --clean-cacheDashboards
Network
The default dashboard shows consensus state, validator voting, governance proposals, and governance parameters.
Sub-tabs:
1Overview - Dual progress bar and block history2Validators - Per-validator signing history3Governance - Recent and active proposals, deadlines, status, and vote tallies4Parameters - Module-by-module governance parameters
The Governance tab includes recent completed proposals even when no vote is active. Voting-period proposals show the current tally; completed proposals show the final tally. Use j and k to scroll and r to refresh.

The Network dashboard tracks consensus progress and recent blocks. Values update in real time.
Provider
Provider fleet health, version distribution, and per-provider resource utilization.
Provider REST and gRPC certificates are verified by default. Use --insecure only for a diagnostic session against endpoints you trust.

The Provider dashboard groups online providers by version and shows their available resources.
Oracle/BME
Oracle aggregated prices plus BME vault state, mint status, and ledger.

The Oracle/BME dashboard combines price health, mint controls, collateral thresholds, and recent routes.
Navigation
Tab/Shift-Tab- Cycle between the Network, Provider, and Oracle/BME dashboards1/2/3/4- Switch sub-tabs within the Network dashboardq/Ctrl-C- Save monitor cache state and quit
Related Resources
- Contexts & Configuration - Where the default RPC endpoint comes from
- Commands Reference - Complete
aktcommand reference