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@xynqai/cli

v0.3.0

Published

XYNQ command-line client — chat with XYNQ over the decentralized GPU network from your terminal.

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Readme

@xynqai/cli

Chat with XYNQ from your terminal. Your messages run on the decentralized XYNQ network — the coordinator dispatches each request to a connected GPU worker and streams the response back.

Install

npm i -g @xynqai/cli

Use

xynq
# then: /login  → paste xynq_sk_...  → start chatting

Get your API key at xynq.ai → Account (sign in, then create a key). Every account includes 1,000,000 free tokens per month; beyond that, usage is billed from your prepaid USDC credit balance. Once you've run /login, just type a message and the reply streams back live.

Commands

| Command | What it does | | --- | --- | | /login [key] | Save your XYNQ API key (xynq_sk_...) | | /logout | Remove the saved key | | /model <id> | Switch model (default jaguar) | | /models | List available models | | /nodes | Show GPU workers currently online | | /clear | Clear conversation history | | /help | Show help | | /exit | Quit |

Your key is stored locally in ~/.xynq/config.json.

Models

| id | Notes | | --- | --- | | jaguar | Default. Fast 8B-class model. | | qwen-3.5-27b | Larger, multilingual. | | supergemma-4-26b | 27B-class quality. |

Availability depends on which workers are online. Run /nodes to see what's currently serving. If you get "no GPU worker is online for this model", try jaguar or check back shortly.

Configuration

| Env var / flag | Purpose | Default | | --- | --- | --- | | --model <id> | Start with a specific model | jaguar | | --orch <url> / XYNQ_ORCH | Point at a different coordinator | XYNQ mainnet coordinator | | XYNQ_API_KEY | Use a key without /login (CI, scripts) | from /login |

One-off (no install)

npx @xynqai/cli

Troubleshooting

EACCES: permission denied on npm i -g (macOS/Linux): your Node lives in a system directory, so global installs need elevated permissions. Easiest fix is to skip the global install and run npx @xynqai/cli. To install globally without sudo, point npm at a user-writable prefix:

mkdir -p ~/.npm-global
npm config set prefix ~/.npm-global
echo 'export PATH=~/.npm-global/bin:$PATH' >> ~/.zshrc && source ~/.zshrc
npm i -g @xynqai/cli