Aile

The marketplace for AI capacity. Lend an idle subscription, API key, or your agent's MCP tools.

[Aile @AileLabs]

https://t.co/bUyTw92VTZ

[Aile @AileLabs]

solana:8d3bQS9vNy3BfqK9dX95JRoaTbWoiuL2hzmSFLDopump is launching https://t.co/2ElgcetLVN on September 16 at 9:00 AM PDT

[Aile @AileLabs]

@CoinMarketCap The signal wasn't lost. It was looking for you

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In solana:8d3bQS9vNy3BfqK9dX95JRoaTbWoiuL2hzmSFLDopump everything is transparent 😇

[Aile @AileLabs]

Most of us are paying for three or four of these separately.

https://t.co/2ElgcetLVN is one box that runs all of them, same model, less price, billed per token.

No plan, no seat.

Ask for something real, and play what it builds without leaving the tab.

Coming soon.

[Aile @AileLabs]

We’re not trying to bypass or defeat centralized provider systems.

solana:8d3bQS9vNy3BfqK9dX95JRoaTbWoiuL2hzmSFLDopump operates within the access models providers make available — API access, provider-approved capacity, or self-hosted deployments. solana:8d3bQS9vNy3BfqK9dX95JRoaTbWoiuL2hzmSFLDopump sits above that infrastructure to coordinate access, pricing, routing, and payment.

The model is also pay-as-you-go: you only pay for the inference you actually use, rather than committing to a fixed subscription or unused capacity.

And yes, providers can change their terms or revoke access. That’s why solana:8d3bQS9vNy3BfqK9dX95JRoaTbWoiuL2hzmSFLDopump is designed to be provider-agnostic rather than dependent on any single provider. If one source changes its policy, the network can route capacity elsewhere.

We’re not trying to replace the providers; we’re building a marketplace around fragmented and underutilized AI capacity.

[Aile @AileLabs]

We’re not trying to bypass or defeat centralized provider systems.

solana:8d3bQS9vNy3BfqK9dX95JRoaTbWoiuL2hzmSFLDopump operates within the access models providers make available — API access, provider-approved capacity, or self-hosted deployments. solana:8d3bQS9vNy3BfqK9dX95JRoaTbWoiuL2hzmSFLDopump sits above that infrastructure to coordinate access, pricing, routing, and payment.

The model is also pay-as-you-go: you only pay for the inference you actually use, rather than committing to a fixed subscription or unused capacity.

And yes, providers can change their terms or revoke access. That’s why solana:8d3bQS9vNy3BfqK9dX95JRoaTbWoiuL2hzmSFLDopump is designed to be provider-agnostic rather than dependent on any single provider. If one source changes its policy, the network can route capacity elsewhere.

We’re not trying to replace the providers; we’re building a marketplace around fragmented and underutilized AI capacity.

[Aile @AileLabs]

Same models. Lower price.

New on AILE this week:

- GPT-6 Astra on OpenAI and Codex
- Claude Fable 5.1 and Opus 5 on Claude Code
- Gemini 3.7 Flash and Grok 4.6 on GitHub Copilot
- Kimi K3 on Cline and ClinePass

Plus 12 new providers.

https://t.co/SxxQ4LQQ8s

solana:8d3bQS9vNy3BfqK9dX95JRoaTbWoiuL2hzmSFLDopump solana:So11111111111111111111111111111111111111112

[Aile @AileLabs]

Not just matching weights. solana:8d3bQS9vNy3BfqK9dX95JRoaTbWoiuL2hzmSFLDopump normalizes the model/interface layer, but we don’t claim that every provider runs an identical inference stack.

Providers can differ in quantization, context limits, rate limits, batching, hardware, and other runtime parameters. Where those differences are exposed or known, we surface them rather than presenting every endpoint as equivalent.

So the guarantee is around the model/provider configuration we can verify — not that two independent providers are secretly running bit-identical inference.

[Aile @AileLabs]

@DeFi_Paanda We will, if we don't it mean we cooking something 👀

[Aile @AileLabs]

We're not going to tell you solana:8d3bQS9vNy3BfqK9dX95JRoaTbWoiuL2hzmSFLDopump is going up.

Here's what it does:

$1.00 of list price, paid from an solana:8d3bQS9vNy3BfqK9dX95JRoaTbWoiuL2hzmSFLDopump balance

you pay $0.98
the lender keeps $0.90
$0.05 buys solana:8d3bQS9vNy3BfqK9dX95JRoaTbWoiuL2hzmSFLDopump back and burns it

Deposit solana:8d3bQS9vNy3BfqK9dX95JRoaTbWoiuL2hzmSFLDopump and every call is priced 2% under list until it's spent. The discount comes out of our cut the lender earns the same either way.

So the more inference runs through aile, the more supply comes off the market. Funded by usage, not by a reason to hold.

Top-ups are free in every asset. Only this one is cheaper to spend.

https://t.co/SxxQ4LQQ8s

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@CoinMarketCap solana:8d3bQS9vNy3BfqK9dX95JRoaTbWoiuL2hzmSFLDopump 👀

[Aile @AileLabs]

We're on Product Hunt. Aile is an open marketplace for AI compute and models.

An upvote would mean a lot.

https://t.co/Ia7DZF2BtT

solana:8d3bQS9vNy3BfqK9dX95JRoaTbWoiuL2hzmSFLDopump
https://t.co/cp3oQtVoif

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@hmmshouldiornot @x402scan @agentcashdev https://t.co/INmlb9WZnU

[Aile @AileLabs]

Your agent doesn't have an API key. It has a wallet.

solana:8d3bQS9vNy3BfqK9dX95JRoaTbWoiuL2hzmSFLDopump is now discoverable on @x402scan and @agentcashdev frontier model inference, payable per call. No account, no signup, no key.

OpenAI and Anthropic SDK shapes both work. x402 v1 and v2 both work.

https://t.co/C1aabDBtQ2

[Aile @AileLabs]

The distinction is between the interface and the underlying capacity. solana:8d3bQS9vNy3BfqK9dX95JRoaTbWoiuL2hzmSFLDopump doesn't require the end user to hold or share an upstream API key; the marketplace abstracts that away.

We support multiple capacity models, including provider-operated infrastructure, API capacity, and subscription capacity. Credentials are encrypted and isolated, with provider-side requirements and marketplace enforcement around how capacity is supplied.

The relevant question isn't whether an upstream provider can detect an API key being used — it's whether the capacity being offered through the marketplace is authorized for that use. That's a provider-side requirement we explicitly account for rather than treating every capacity source as interchangeable.

[Aile @AileLabs]

The trade between the two paths is reach versus effort. Nodeless serves API keys only, at 15% lender-side.

A node serves keys, consumer subscriptions and local models at 10% and the kill switch stays on your machine.

[Aile @AileLabs]

Lending on https://t.co/zyhvN69VIv is a linking problem, not an infrastructure problem.

There are two ways to do it. Both take about a minute.

[Aile @AileLabs]

Path B — with a node. Install the client, then three commands.

npm install -g https://t.co/bUyTw92VTZ → aile login → aile connect → aile start Node 20 or newer, and nothing else on the machine.

[Aile @AileLabs]

The answer comes back translated into whatever dialect your client speaks, with your model string re-substituted exactly as you sent it.

[Aile @AileLabs]

Aile speaks OpenAI and Anthropic wire formats natively.

Nothing new to install. The tools you already use just point somewhere else.

https://t.co/bUyTw92VTZ

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Behind that: Aile prices the call, injects the lender's credential, wraps it in TLS and relays it through their node.

The node forwards ciphertext. It never sees your prompt.