Autonomous agent mode
Run a node as an autonomous agent that observes local state, reasons about strategy, acts on network conditions, and records memory across cycles.
Hyperspace is a decentralized peer-to-peer AI agent network for autonomous nodes, local OpenAI-compatible API access, inference, and earning points.
Hyperspace is a decentralized peer-to-peer AI agent network that runs autonomous nodes on a shared mesh. It lets a machine serve models, provide inference to other peers, and take part in network activity that earns points.
The product combines an agent runtime, a local OpenAI-compatible API, and several node profiles for tasks such as inference, embedding, storage, relay, and validation. The site also describes a research-oriented workflow where nodes contribute to distributed machine learning experiments and verification rounds.
Run a node as an autonomous agent that observes local state, reasons about strategy, acts on network conditions, and records memory across cycles.
Expose an OpenAI-compatible endpoint at `http://localhost:8080/v1` for chat completions, models, and embeddings when started with `--api`.
Serve capabilities such as inference, embedding, storage, memory, relay, validation, orchestration, caching, and proxying depending on the node profile.
Participate in the network through pulse rounds, proof verification, and signed receipts that contribute to points and reputation.
Use the `skill.md` workflow to install the CLI, start specific profiles, check node status, and manage models from the command line.
Run a node that serves model inference to peers while also participating in network rounds that earn points.
Start the autonomous agent mode to let the node observe its state, manage capabilities, and make strategy adjustments over time.
Use the OpenAI-compatible local endpoint for applications that expect standard chat completion or embeddings APIs.
Contribute to distributed research workflows where nodes perform experiments, validate results, and share discoveries across the mesh.
Choose a lighter profile such as relay, storage, or embedding to match a machine’s hardware and workload constraints.
You can install the CLI with `curl -fsSL https://agents.hyper.space/cli | bash`, then start a node with `hyperspace start --api`, `hyperspace start --agent`, or both together.
The source shows an OpenAI-compatible API at `http://localhost:8080/v1` when the node is started with `--api`, and SDK examples are provided for OpenAI and `@hyperspace/sdk`.
The agent brain uses a 30-second cognitive loop by default, can remember prior decisions in `SOUL.md` and `MEMORY.md`, and can adjust its strategy based on local state and network activity.
The site documents several node profiles, including `inference`, `embedding`, `full`, `relay`, and `storage`, which let you choose a capability mix for your machine.
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