ComputeAPI
A commercial interface to capacity: GPU providers today; bare metal, common cloud adapters, and Bring Your Own Cloud management planned.
Explore capacity ↗The Service Automation Hub
Provision, configure, execute, and verify. SAH brings a family of infrastructure tools into a shared product direction—with clear boundaries for authority and execution.
01 / The platform
Use the APIs for infrastructure. Use the shell and fleet tools for the work that happens on it.
A commercial interface to capacity: GPU providers today; bare metal, common cloud adapters, and Bring Your Own Cloud management planned.
Explore capacity ↗Outbound Linux agents, live telemetry, Docker and Kubernetes operations, and entitled Starlark execution.
Explore fleet control ↗adssh, contracted fleet execution, independent discovery, repair coordination, and local tools for operators and agents.
Explore the tools ↗02 / The target workflow
This is the lifecycle we are connecting. The pieces exist at different stages; the automatic handoffs are still in development.
Choose our infrastructure, a managed provider, or a customer-owned cloud account.
Bind host identity to the control plane. Scope the work through policy and a validated lease.
Use the agent or execution shell to perform the allowed operation and capture its result.
Check the resulting state and preserve the evidence needed to explain the change.
03 / Availability
| Connection | Status | What it does |
|---|---|---|
| sahconnect → SystemAPI | Available | HTTP requests with an operator-provided API key. |
| sahconnect → adssh | Available | Launches the installed shell with your arguments. |
| sahapi → SystemAPI | Available | Three fixed GET proxies: fleet, alerts, and audit verification. |
| ComputeAPI → host enrollment | Planned | Automatic registration of newly provisioned capacity. |
| SystemAPI lease → adssh execution | Planned | Validated lease handoff; a frame lease_id alone grants no authority. |
| farmops scheduling | Early development | Catalog foundation exists; scheduler and runner are planned. |
Start with one tool or API. Follow the integration work as the lifecycle comes together.