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Covenant Compute 0.3.1 adds durable, caller-selected GPU rental IDs for automated checks. Existing inference, workspace and ordinary rental commands are unchanged. Automated rentals covenant-compute lease open --job-id UUID requires a configured durable daily budget. The buyer…Show allShow less
Covenant Compute 0.3.1 adds durable, caller-selected GPU rental IDs for automated checks. Existing inference, workspace and ordinary rental commands are unchanged. Automated rentals covenant-compute lease open --job-id UUID requires a configured durable daily budget. The buyer reserves the UUID before making a single submission, with HTTP redirects and transport retries disabled. A later invocation with the same UUID is refused, even after restarting the client. If the response is lost, reconcile the original rental with lease view, lease close and payout verify; do not create…
This week HEY looked inside 1 of 22 commits to see what changed: 1 changed code. One code change is enough for the week to count, so HEY stopped there.
Covenant Compute 0.3.0 adds encrypted workspace checkpoints to the buyer CLI. Save a checkpoint file independently of a GPU lease, then restore it with the same buyer identity. The buyer encrypts and decrypts locally; storage receives ciphertext, not the workspace key. New…Show allShow less
Covenant Compute 0.3.0 adds encrypted workspace checkpoints to the buyer CLI. Save a checkpoint file independently of a GPU lease, then restore it with the same buyer identity. The buyer encrypts and decrypts locally; storage receives ciphertext, not the workspace key. New workspace commands
workspace create, list and status manage workspace metadata and the client's pinned version.
workspace save streams an encrypted checkpoint and commits its verified ciphertext digest. Local pending state survives process restart.
Covenant Compute for Microsoft Agent Framework — Python v0.1.0
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Agents built with Microsoft Agent Framework can buy inference on Covenant Compute using Solana USDC. This native Python x402 V2 client exposes an official prompt-only FunctionTool. Application code fixes the wallet, trusted identities, model, generation limits, purchase UUID and…Show allShow less
Agents built with Microsoft Agent Framework can buy inference on Covenant Compute using Solana USDC. This native Python x402 V2 client exposes an official prompt-only FunctionTool. Application code fixes the wallet, trusted identities, model, generation limits, purchase UUID and spending ceilings. It shares the existing JavaScript client journal, retaining pending payments and completed results across restarts and language changes. Mainnet acceptance The installed wheel ran Microsoft's official Agent and persistent workflow. A separately budgeted planner selected the Covenant tool for a…
Covenant Compute for LangChain and LangGraph — v0.2.0
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LangChain and LangGraph agents can buy inference on Covenant Compute using Solana USDC. The official LangChain tool exposes only the prompt to the model. Application code fixes the model, wallet, per-purchase and cumulative spending limits, purchase UUID, and optional trusted…Show allShow less
LangChain and LangGraph agents can buy inference on Covenant Compute using Solana USDC. The official LangChain tool exposes only the prompt to the model. Application code fixes the model, wallet, per-purchase and cumulative spending limits, purchase UUID, and optional trusted system policy. The payment journal preserves the same authorization across retries; completed results are returned without network calls. Accepted on mainnet An installed-package LangGraph workflow let the planner choose the Covenant tool for a labeled sample support ticket. It paid 0.05 USDC, verified the signed…
Buy Covenant inference from a registered Coinbase AgentKit action, with per-request payments in Solana USDC over x402. The client enforces persistent spending limits and verifies the signed Compute receipt, exact output and payment transaction. Mainnet acceptance completed on 18…Show allShow less
Buy Covenant inference from a registered Coinbase AgentKit action, with per-request payments in Solana USDC over x402. The client enforces persistent spending limits and verifies the signed Compute receipt, exact output and payment transaction. Mainnet acceptance completed on 18 October 2026: a 0.05 USDC purchase returned a working HTML app. The original authorization was replayed after a service restart; the result and transaction were identical, with no additional charge or inference call. [Live…
Covenant Compute 0.2.0 is the first release with ready-to-run builds for macOS and Linux, so you can use the network without building anything from source. Install With Homebrew, on macOS or Linux: brew install open-covenant/tap/covenant-compute Or with the install script, which…Show allShow less
Covenant Compute 0.2.0 is the first release with ready-to-run builds for macOS and Linux, so you can use the network without building anything from source. Install With Homebrew, on macOS or Linux: brew install open-covenant/tap/covenant-compute Or with the install script, which checks the download against a pinned checksum before installing it to ~/.local/bin: curl -fsSL https://opencovenant.org/install/compute.sh | sh The archives below contain the four commands that Homebrew and the install script give you, built for Apple silicon and Intel Macs and for x86-64 and…