Agi

This listing covers Hyperspace's AGI project, a peer to peer network in which autonomous AI agents running on volunteers' machines run experiments, share findings with one another and publish results to a public GitHub repository. The current public face is HYPERSWARM, a season based program that invites people to join a single agentic swarm from a browser, laptop or datacenter and earn points for serving it; Season 1 runs from September 15, 2026 to March 15, 2027. It is aimed at developers, researchers and hobbyists who want to contribute compute to open, distributed AI research or pool machines for their own use. The Hyperspace CLI lets a small group create a Pod, a private cluster that routes inference to whichever member has the best model loaded and can pool provider keys with per member budgets. The network also runs distributed training rounds in which nodes fine tune a small open model locally and exchange compressed weight updates, and season experiments include a shared web index, peer to peer skill sharing, public question answering settled by consensus across nodes, and a week each month in which donated Claude and Codex seats work on public tasks. A browser node can serve a small model directly from the user's GPU through WebGPU. The wider project also includes its own blockchain for agent to agent micropayments. Joining the swarm and installing the CLI are free, and the repository is published under the MIT license. The site does not publish paid plans; participation is rewarded with season points rather than sold. The project is explicitly experimental, and many swarm statistics on the site load live from the network and may be unavailable.