How It Works
How Multiple Computers Work Together
Each machine runs a Node Agent. A centralized controller keeps track of who is available and what they can do. A distributed runtime executes inference across the selected machines, and results return through a single API.
Coordination
From Isolated Machines to One Cluster
WITHOUT COORDINATION PC 1 → AI (own model, own state) PC 2 → AI (own model, own state) PC 3 → AI (own model, own state) No shared scheduling. No shared health view. No shared API.
WITH THE PLATFORM
Application
│
OpenAI-Compatible API
│
Cluster Controller
┌────┼────┐
▼ ▼ ▼
PC 1 PC 2 PC 3
└────┼────┘
▼
Distributed RuntimeHardware
Built for Heterogeneous Hardware
Cluster nodes do not need identical specifications. The controller maintains hardware and resource information and uses node capabilities as part of scheduling and orchestration.
Node 01
ONLINE- CPU
- Intel i5
- RAM
- 16 GB
- GPU
- RTX 3050
- VRAM
- 4 GB
Node 02
BUSY- CPU
- Intel i5
- RAM
- 16 GB
- GPU
- RTX 3060
- VRAM
- 12 GB
Node 03
READY- CPU
- Different CPU
- RAM
- Different
- GPU
- Different
- VRAM
- Different
Hardware combinations are not automatically compatible. Compatibility depends on the distributed runtime, model format and workload configuration.
Lifecycle
From One Computer to a Cluster
Nodes can join and leave the cluster independently.
01
1 COMPUTER
02
Install Node Agent
03
Node Registers
04
Cluster Starts
05
2nd Computer Added
06
3rd Computer Added
07
5+ Computers
08
Capacity Grows
Build Your Own AI Compute Cluster
Connect your machines. Deploy the Node Agent. Start the controller. Build a distributed AI environment around the hardware you already have.