Build with Reliquary.
Discover models and environments, prepare training data, and follow the evidence behind decentralized model development.
Start building
Your first API request — Read the public inventory in minutes. No account or API key required.
Generate training data — Choose a qualified model and source, review a quote, and follow delivery.
Prepare a training run — Bring a dataset, save your configuration, and check runtime availability.
Explore the API — Public reads, scoped order APIs, and the browser workspace contract.
From a task to a model
An environment defines the work. A dataset supplies the examples. A training configuration ties those inputs to a model and runtime. Reliquary brings these steps into one workspace, with public network observations alongside private member resources.
Start by browsing. Public inventory, generation catalogs, network activity, and analytics can be read without signing in. Create an account with a passkey when available, or use Google or a wallet when you are ready to manage your account or request an approved member workflow.
| You want to | Start here |
|---|---|
| Discover published tasks, environments, and models | Public inventory |
| Bring or organize a JSONL dataset | Datasets |
| Request synthetic examples | Training Data |
| Configure private model training | Training |
| Compare provider GPU offers | Compute |
| Understand what the subnet has produced | Monitoring |
Make a first request
The inventory endpoint returns published objects with their source, lifecycle, and current capabilities. Use those fields to decide what can be configured or ordered.
Public inventory
curl --fail-with-body --silent --show-error \
'https://api.reliqua.ai/api/inventory'Know what is available
The workspace shows access and availability at the point of action. Private execution requires account approval, an available qualified runtime, and the applicable billing checks. A saved draft keeps your work ready while those conditions are unmet.
Account & access — Understand sign-in, pilot approval, and service credits.
For network operators — Find the maintained miner and validator guides.