Common Sapience

Build a network
for intelligence.

Common Sapience connects people who use intelligence with people who provide computing power. Use the network for your projects and learn how community nodes contribute.

Our purpose

Intelligence should help people get things done

Learn about a new subject, carry out research or finish a piece of work. Intelligence can help, while you decide what to do and why it matters.

Hybrid compute network

Connecting users and contributors

The network brings distributed computing resources together to provide intelligence services. Computing providers receive income for the inference work they deliver.

Get started

From an idea to a first request

  1. Create an account

    Verify your email and open your account console.

  2. Manage API keys

    Keep a separate key for each application, with its own limits.

  3. Send your first request

    Choose a model and send a request from your server.

Read the integration guide

AI agents

Digital workforce

Our aim is to help people work with AI agents on research, content and everyday tasks.

Research

Explore questions, compare ideas and identify what to investigate next.

Writing

Develop an outline, revise a draft and keep your own voice.

Everyday work

Break a task into steps and review the result before using it.

Learn together

AI learning community

We want to bring people together to learn about AI, share practical experience and exchange ideas.

Start with a small project. Document what worked, check the limitations and build on what you learn.

AI agents and community activities are directions we are exploring. They are not hosted services in this console.

Common questions

Before you begin

What can I use today?

Use the inference API, manage API keys and balances, or register community nodes from your account.

API documentation
How do I add credit?

Open Balance in your console and choose Top up to see a quote and the platform contact instructions.

How are my requests handled?

Read about privacy protections, quality checks and the information visible to community node operators before sending requests.

Community node disclosure