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@node cic-eth-accounts
@section Accounts @section Accounts
Accounts are private keys in the signer component keyed by "addresses," a one-way transformation of a public key. Data can be signed by using the account as identifier for corresponding RPC requests. Accounts are private keys in the signer component keyed by "addresses," a one-way transformation of a public key. Data can be signed by using the account as identifier for corresponding RPC requests.

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@node cic-eth-appendix-system-maintenance
@appendix Admin API @appendix Admin API
The admin API is still in an early stage of refinement. User friendliness can be considerably improved. The admin API is still in an early stage of refinement. User friendliness can be considerably improved.

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@node cic-eth-appendix-task-chains
@appendix Task chains @appendix Task chains
TBC - explain here how to generate these chain diagrams TBC - explain here how to generate these chain diagrams

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@node cic-eth configuration
@section Configuration @section Configuration
Configuration parameters are grouped by configuration filename. Configuration parameters are grouped by configuration filename.

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@node cic-eth-dependencies
@section Dependencies @section Dependencies
This application is written in Python 3.8. It is tightly coupled with @code{python-celery}, which provides the task worker ecosystem. It also uses @code{SQLAlchemy} which provides useful abstractions for persistent storage though SQL, and @code{alembic} for database schema migrations. This application is written in Python 3.8. It is tightly coupled with @code{python-celery}, which provides the task worker ecosystem. It also uses @code{SQLAlchemy} which provides useful abstractions for persistent storage though SQL, and @code{alembic} for database schema migrations.

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@node cic-eth-incoming
@section Incoming transactions @section Incoming transactions
All transactions in mined blocks will be passed to a selection of plugin filters to the @code{chainsyncer} component. Each of these filters are individual python module files in @code{cic_eth.runnable.daemons.filters}. This section describes their function. All transactions in mined blocks will be passed to a selection of plugin filters to the @code{chainsyncer} component. Each of these filters are individual python module files in @code{cic_eth.runnable.daemons.filters}. This section describes their function.

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@node cic-eth-interacting
@section Interacting with the system @section Interacting with the system
The API to the @var{cic-eth} component is a proxy for executing @emph{chains of Celery tasks}. The tasks that compose individual chains are documented in @ref{cic-eth-appendix-task-chains,the Task Chain appendix}, which also describes a CLI tool that can generate graph representationso of them. The API to the @var{cic-eth} component is a proxy for executing @emph{chains of Celery tasks}. The tasks that compose individual chains are documented in @ref{cic-eth-appendix-task-chains,the Task Chain appendix}, which also describes a CLI tool that can generate graph representationso of them.

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@node cic-eth-outgoing
@section Outgoing transactions @section Outgoing transactions
@strong{Important! A pre-requisite for proper functioning of the component is that no other agent is sending transactions to the network for any of the keys in the keystore.} @strong{Important! A pre-requisite for proper functioning of the component is that no other agent is sending transactions to the network for any of the keys in the keystore.}

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@node cic-eth-services
@section Services @section Services
There are four daemons that together orchestrate all of the aforementioned recipes. This section will provide a high level description of them. There are four daemons that together orchestrate all of the aforementioned recipes. This section will provide a high level description of them.

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@node cic-eth system accounts
@section System initialization @section System initialization
When the system starts for the first time, it is locked for any state change request other than account creation@footnote{Specifically, the @code{INIT}, @code{SEND} and @code{QUEUE} lock bits are set.}. These locks should be @emph{reset} once system initialization has been completed. Currently, system initialization only involves creating and tagging required system accounts, as specified below. When the system starts for the first time, it is locked for any state change request other than account creation@footnote{Specifically, the @code{INIT}, @code{SEND} and @code{QUEUE} lock bits are set.}. These locks should be @emph{reset} once system initialization has been completed. Currently, system initialization only involves creating and tagging required system accounts, as specified below.

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@node cic-eth-tools
@section Tools @section Tools
A collection of CLI tools have been provided to help with diagnostics and other administrative tasks. These use the same configuration infrastructure as the daemons. A collection of CLI tools have been provided to help with diagnostics and other administrative tasks. These use the same configuration infrastructure as the daemons.

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@node cic-eth-appendix-transaction-types
@appendix Transfer types @appendix Transfer types
@table @var @table @var