Inference
Inference is a distributed GPU network that lets developers run AI inference and build self-improving agents on community-contributed compute.
What is Inference?
Inference (formerly Kuzco) lets device owners contribute GPU capacity to a distributed network and developers tap that pooled compute through a model inference API. The platform handles scheduling, monitoring, and payouts so applications can serve large language and vision models without provisioning centralized servers, and it offers tooling for building and observing agentic workflows on top of those models.
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