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@xynqai/worker

v0.4.5

Published

XYNQ contributor worker — serve inference from your idle GPU and earn USDC.

Downloads

554

Readme

xynq-worker

Turn an idle GPU into a node on the XYNQ mesh and earn $XYNQ for the tokens it serves.

There are two ways to contribute:

  • Native (recommended) — runs models through Ollama. Best throughput; auto-pulls the model weights it's assigned.
  • Browser — runs smaller models in-tab over WebGPU. Zero install; just keep the tab open.

Native worker

npx xynq-worker --wallet <YOUR_SOLANA_ADDRESS>

The worker will:

  1. fingerprint your GPU (VRAM, throughput class),
  2. connect to the orchestrator,
  3. pull the model shard it's assigned,
  4. serve tokens and check in with heartbeats.

Your machine is only enlisted while it's idle — start using the GPU and the worker yields immediately.

Flags

| flag | default | description | | -------------- | ------------------ | ------------------------------------ | | --wallet | (required) | Solana address rewards are sent to | | --orch | wss://xynq.ai/ws | orchestrator endpoint | | --models | auto | comma-separated model allowlist | | --max-vram | auto | cap the VRAM the worker may use (MB) |

Privacy

The worker never sees who sent a prompt and never writes prompts or outputs to disk. It receives a shard + activations, computes, and streams tokens back.