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* [Tealdbg](https://developer.algorand.org/docs/clis/tealdbg/tealdbg/)

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Every node on the Voi blockchain network runs Voi Algod, software built into the node that allows users to interact with the network. There are 3 main ways to interact with the network through a node. There is the Command Line Interface (CLI), a series of APIs and SDKs implemented in a number of languages.
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Developers should [run a local instance of a node](node-runners/run-a-participation-node.md) so that they can interact with Voi blockchain.
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Developers should [run a local instance of a node](node-runners/run-a-participation-node.md) so that they can interact with Voi blockchain.
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There are also [public APIs](developers/tools.md) available that expose the API of a node run by a 3rd party.
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There are also [public APIs](developers/tools.md) available that expose the API of a node run by a 3rd party.

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# Networks
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Voi blockchain will have two public networks, mainnet & testnet. Right now, there only exists the testnet network.
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Voi blockchain comes complete with all of the resources necessary for developers to do what they do best, build.
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Voi's L1 blockchain governance model is inspired by the tripartite system used in various global governments, with its own unique adaptations. This model is structured around three distinct branches: Judicial (Block Authority Inc.), Legislative (Voi Council), and Executive (Voi Foundation), each tasked with specific functions and responsibilities to ensure equitable distribution of power and prevent dominance by any single person or entity.
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