Web app
Everything at aile.sh is one of three things: a public page anybody can read, the dashboard behind a sign-in, or the docs you are reading now.
Public pages
| Page | What it is for |
|---|---|
| Marketplace | Every listing, filterable by model, type, provider, price and trust. |
| Chat | A chat app on Aile's models, at chat.aile.sh; /chat goes there. |
| Usage | Requests and tokens the network served over 30 days, by model and provider, settled transactions, and $AILE bought back and burned. |
| Stake | Lock $AILE for a tier and free inference where offered. See Wallet & funding. |
| Playground | Run a real request in either wire format and see who served it. |
| Status | Six subsystem rows, from gateway to sign-in; 90-day uptime. |
| API reference | The relay's live OpenAPI document, runnable in the browser. |
| Tokenomics | $AILE supply, distribution and fee flow. |
| Notes | Engineering and protocol write-ups. |
None of these need an account; staking needs only a connected wallet. The marketplace, usage and status pages read the relay directly, so what they show is what is true this minute.
The top bar carries Marketplace, Chat, Usage, Stake and Docs. The playground, tokenomics, notes and the rest are in the footer.
The dashboard
One page, ten tabs, behind a Clerk sign-in. It is both sides of the marketplace in one place. The tab groups tell you which is which:
| Group | Tabs | For |
|---|---|---|
| Overview | Overview, Wallet | Both sides |
| Calling | Calling, API keys, Connect tools | Callers |
| Sharing | Sharing, Providers | Sharers |
| Account | Usage, API usage, Settings | Both sides |
Every tab is deep-linkable: ?tab=keys opens straight to it, and switching tabs
writes the address back, so a tab can be bookmarked and shared.
Where the CLI fits
Anything you can do on the Sharing tabs you can also do from the
CLI. They read and write the same server-side state, and the relay
computes verdicts like verification once so the two cannot disagree. The CLI is
the only way to run a node. A caller key is minted here, or by aile setup once
you approve it on this site.
Sign-in
Sign-in is aile.sh/dash. A wallet is minted on first sign-in; you never handle a private key.
The CLI's aile login opens a device-approval page on this same site; that is
what the code it prints is for. aile setup uses the same page to approve a new
API key.
Pages in this section
- Dashboard: the ten tabs, and what each shows
- Marketplace: filters, trust tiers, price detail
- Providers: linked accounts, verification, nodeless
- Calling & keys: minting keys, filters, named routes
- Wallet & funding: deposits, balances, withdrawal
- Playground: trying a request without writing code
- Status: what the health page measures