NeuraMesh is a protocol prototype focused on turning specified future compute capacity into a transferable, redeemable usage right, with clear delivery evidence and settlement.
Why this exists
GPU procurement is often described using machine names alone, while buyers need a complete delivery promise. NeuraMesh starts from the terms of the compute service: quantity, location, window, workload, and remedy.
What exists now
The website includes a reference market catalog, architecture documentation, and prototype claim lifecycle code. It does not claim production provider inventory, settled trades, audited contracts, or demonstrated financial returns.
What comes next
The next proof is a small end-to-end pilot: attest one supplier, reserve real hardware, redeem a claim, execute a workload, produce verifiable evidence, and honor an adverse-case refund test.
Questions, answered.
Who is NeuraMesh for?
AI teams buying capacity, GPU operators supplying it, and developers building agentic procurement flows.
Is the market operational?
No. The site is an accurately labeled prototype and research surface.
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