Roles & the network
Omyra is a protocol, not a product — no central API, no account. A wallet is identity. Four roles interact to make private, verifiable AI work.
Omyra has no central API, no API key, and no account. A wallet is identity. The network is the interaction of four roles — anyone can take on any of them permissionlessly.
Users
Pay for private inference, memory, and workflows. A user connects a Solana wallet; that wallet holds the keys that encrypt their Vault and signs the jobs they request. Nothing a user sends is ever visible to the operator running the hardware.
Providers
Stake $OMYRA, run TEE GPUs, and earn per verified job.
Reputation is earned through uptime and proof correctness — never bought — and weights how jobs are
allocated. Misbehavior is slashed. See Run a provider.
Validators
Verify proofs, settle multi-party jobs, and earn fees. Validators are what let a job involving several providers reach agreement without any one of them being trusted — see Settlement.
Builders
Compose agents and workflows with Flow, publish them, and earn execution fees whenever someone runs their workflow. Builders turn the primitives into products.
| Role | Stakes? | Earns | Needs |
|---|---|---|---|
| User | No | — | A wallet |
| Provider | Yes | Per verified job | TEE GPU + stake |
| Validator | Yes | Settlement fees | Stake |
| Builder | No | Execution fees | A published workflow |
Earned fees accrue to the worker's on-chain balance and are claimed by them. There is no admin key that drains fees and no foundation tithe — see the $OMYRA token.