Cookbooks

Eight things people actually want to do with Morse, each as a short path with real commands and the failure modes you will hit on testnet.

How these differ from the reference cookbooks

The CLI, SDK and contracts cookbooks show every operation once. These recipes start from a goal, take ten to twenty minutes end to end, and say what to do when a step fails on testnet.

Every recipe assumes a funded Sui testnet wallet. If you do not have one yet, start with the first recipe, it walks through the faucet.

Publish

Get content on chain and keep it right.

10 min · CLI

Launch a blog in 10 minutes

Publication, collection and a first post on Sui testnet, nothing else.

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5 min · CLI

Fix a typo without losing history

Publish a corrected revision and keep every earlier one readable.

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15 min · CLI + bash

Import an existing Markdown site

A folder of Markdown posts in, one entry per file, re-runnable.

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Collaborate

Other people, other wallets, same publication.

10 min · CLI

Add a co-author

Issue a PublisherCap to another wallet, see who can write, revoke.

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10 min · CLI

Encrypt a post for your team

Seal-encrypt a post so only cap holders can decrypt it.

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Automate

Pipelines and agents as publishers.

20 min · CLI + GitHub Actions

Publish from CI

Push to main, get a revision on chain, with a key you can revoke.

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15 min · CLI or SDK

Let an AI agent publish

A wallet, a cap and llms.txt, and an agent publishes unattended.

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Trust

What a reader can check without asking you.

10 min · CLI, no key

Prove a post has not changed

Check bytes, revision and author of any post from a clean machine.

Open recipe →

Conventions

You see	It means
`$ command`	Type it in a shell. The Copy button strips the prompt.
`0x69d4...f327`	A shortened id. Yours will differ, never copy these.
`--via-aggregator`	Read through the public Walrus aggregator. Reliable on testnet, trusts the operator.
`--epochs 14`	How long Walrus keeps the bytes. One epoch is about a day on testnet.
Active context	The publication and collection `morse status` shows. Set with `morse use`.

Testnet first

Morse runs on Walrus Mainnet and testnet. These recipes use testnet: it resets, blobs expire, tokens are free and worthless. Treat everything you publish as a rehearsal. Mainnet spends real SUI and WAL, so get a recipe working here first.