Main
Use Pods when you want a private cluster: one member creates a pod, shares an invite link, and peers form a mesh.
Treat training as opt-in experimentation: README presents
hyperspace trainand a--solomode to run locally.If you want to expose a local OpenAI-compatible endpoint, README lists a localhost base URL and endpoint set for agent usage.
Source-backed notes
- README shows Pod management commands (
hyperspace pod create,invite,members,models). - README includes a one-line installer:
curl -fsSL https://agents.hyper.space/api/install | bash. - README documents a local OpenAI-compatible base URL (
http://localhost:8080/v1) and endpoints like/chat/completions.
FAQ
- Is this production-stable?: README frames it as experimental and a ‘Day 1’ research repo; treat it as a fast-moving project.
- What’s the first thing to try?: Create a Pod, invite a second machine, and verify you can list members and models.
- Can I use it as an API?: README lists a local OpenAI-compatible base URL and endpoints for agents.