INFERDAG
A marketplace for model workflows.
Compose a directed acyclic graph of model calls. Independent nodes run concurrently; dependent nodes receive their predecessors’ outputs. Follow live status, selected models, outputs and costs in the studio.
Publish a workflow with a wallet signature. Listings contain instructions, graph connections and model selections. Your current workflow input and run outputs are excluded. Every listing is an immutable version with a permanent creator wallet and price.
Free listings allow reuse and remixing with attribution. Paid listings charge a one-time fee for personal use, editing and repeated runs of that version. Unlocking does not include inference calls or permission to resell the paid instructions. Paid forks cannot be republished through the marketplace unless you are the original creator. These are usage terms, not copy protection: unlocked instructions run in the buyer’s browser.
Creator fees are direct USDG token transfers on Robinhood mainnet, chain 4663. The server verifies the wallet, token, recipient, exact amount, workflow identifier and two block confirmations before granting access. InferDAG takes no marketplace commission. Network gas is additional. Keep the transaction hash to recover access if a request fails. Creator transfers have no automatic refunds.
Provider calls use separate x402 quotes. The studio spending cap applies to model calls, not creator purchases or network gas. Each provider quote is reviewed before wallet signing; signed payments with unknown settlement remain reserved against the cap.
Community workflow instructions are untrusted. Review them before running. Prompts and upstream outputs are sent in readable form to selected inference providers. Drafts are saved in your browser only when you choose Save draft. Execution runs in your browser, so keep the tab open until it finishes.
Stopping prevents new work and unsigned payments. A signed request may still finish or settle. Failed or uncertain payments are not automatically retried.
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