Introduction
Nodus is an AI compute coordination layer powered by the ICPX Protocol. It gives developers, agents and applications one simple, scalable interface to decentralized GPU infrastructure — abstracting away availability, cost management and deployment complexity.
You request compute by type — say an H100 — and Nodus handles discovery, scheduling, billing and teardown, settling usage on-chain through ICPX.
Quickstart
Install the SDK, set your key, and schedule your first job on a decentralized H100.
Authentication
All requests authenticate with an API key created in the dashboard under API Keys. Keys carry your wallet's spend authority — keep them secret and never commit them to source.
Compute Jobs
A job is a containerized workload scheduled onto a GPU. Specify the GPU type, an image and a command — Nodus provisions, runs and tears down automatically, returning a live endpoint.
Agent Runtime
Agents are long-lived workloads with persistent memory and their own GPU allocation. Deploy once and the runtime keeps them alive, schedulable and observable from the dashboard.
Models
Test and benchmark models in the Playground, then promote them to a managed inference endpoint. Common open models are available preloaded.
API Reference
The REST and SDK surfaces mirror each other. Core resources:
Architecture
Requests flow from your application down to physical GPUs, coordinated by Nodus and settled by ICPX.
Pricing
Pay per second of compute in SOL. No minimums, no idle charges — billing stops the moment a job ends.