The repository's active roadmap is the implementation source of truth. This public overview describes the service boundary and how to assess planned work; it does not mark a production launch gate complete.

Current direction

Customer-owned GPU machines are the product. Local inference and managed owner-scoped gateway use are separate from optional hourly capacity earnings. There is no shared public serving pool, third-party provider fallback or blockchain-based enrollment requirement for customers.

Source-supported capabilities

AreaBoundary
Local machineHost agent, setup wizard, local auth and keys, runtime/model management and OpenAI-compatible inference
Account gatewayModel discovery and requests scoped to the account's machines and key restrictions; failures remain within that boundary
Managed operationsSigned enrollment and heartbeats, narrow commands, machine health and authorized dashboard evidence
Private jobsEncrypted asynchronous transport to an owned enrolled machine; verified confidential execution is not active
Optional earningsHourly idle capacity under the machine's hosting arrangement, separate from free owner inference

Planned work

Serverless-style experiences, training workflows and verified confidential CPU/GPU execution remain planned until their own supported contracts and operational acceptance are published. Do not infer availability from a model guide, animation or future interface.

Release acceptance

Before relying on a new capability, ask for dated evidence on the intended machine, model and deployment. Useful checks include authenticated discovery with the intended key, a successful request, persistent service health, provisioning/update trust, recovery behavior and the support scope.

A local test, merged change and deployed release are different states. Historical pilot proof does not establish today's availability or performance. For earnings, estimated utilization and rates, accrued revenue and paid funds also need distinct evidence.

Retired work

The old public node explorer, speed leaderboard, public rate pages, provider fallback and decentralized serving narrative are retired in the October 3, 2026 source change. Historical records are preserved where needed; they are not future commitments to reopen those services.

Machines
Current configurations and purchase options.
Your machines
Authorized operational state.
Current status
Dated evidence and its limits.
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