Antseed
A peer-to-peer network where providers offer AI inference services and buyers discover them through a DHT and route requests through encrypted connections, with a router that scores providers on price, latency and reputation.
Antseed lets a provider run a plugin that connects to an upstream LLM API, such as Anthropic, an OpenAI-compatible service or a local Ollama instance, and announces its available capacity on a distributed hash table network. A buyer runs a router plugin that discovers providers on that network, scores them on price, latency and reputation, and proxies requests through a local HTTP endpoint that can substitute for a provider's own API base URL.
The project positions itself as infrastructure for building differentiated AI services, such as ones adding domain-specific skills, trusted execution environments or fine-tuned models, rather than for reselling raw API access; its documentation states that reselling personal subscription credentials violates the upstream provider's terms of service and is not permitted, and that certain subscription-based provider plugins are intended only for local testing and development.
It is written in TypeScript, distributed as an installable CLI, and licensed under GPL-3.0.