SAN VERANO · THE CITY GRID
EARN
your GPU powers san verano's residents and gets paid per job.
Every night the city decides what each of its residents does: one small model call per resident, which the city pays a provider for. On the grid, your browser makes those calls instead, on your own GPU, and the city pays you what that job would have cost it. The plan your GPU writes is held to the same rules as any other, and the resident acts it out the next day.
THE PLAIN WORDS
Paid per accepted job, nothing else. No pay for being online. No rate, no "a day", no yield: earnings depend on how many jobs the city has and how many your GPU answers in time, and the city's planning is the only buyer right now.
A job is worth what the provider charges. The price of a job is the city's own measured cost for that resident that night, never more, so the city's bill never goes up.
Paid in USDG to the wallet you connect. Once a day, at a dollar or more; under that it carries over. Opt into $GRIFT and the same dollars go through the reviewed router at payout time, as a buyback.
Checked. A share of accepted jobs is re-run on the reference model and scored; a worker whose plans the city's rules keep refusing is paid nothing for them and, after a run of failures, suspended.
01 / CONNECT A WALLET
The wallet the batch pays.
The one GRIFT sign-in: a signature that moves nothing. Payouts go to this wallet and to no other. One active worker per wallet and device.
02 / YOUR GPU AND THE MODEL
A small open model, on your machine.
Desktop Chrome or Edge with WebGPU. The model is downloaded once (its size is on the card) and kept in this browser's cache. Pick the largest your GPU holds; one that does not fit falls back to the next size.
03 / START
Press start. Keep the tab open.
Your browser asks the city for a job, thinks for one resident, and answers. Pause finishes the job in hand; stop ends the session. Below: who your GPU is thinking for right now, with a link to follow them in spectate.
04 / YOUR COUNTERS
Jobs done, accepted, verified, earned.
Every figure is the city's own record of your work. "Accepted" is what the city's clamp kept; "verified" is how far your plans agree with the reference model on the sampled ones.
05 / THE CITY
Workers online, jobs tonight, what was paid.
Tonight's job pool is how many jobs the workers online could serve at tonight's price. "Cost saved" is what the city would have paid the provider for the accepted jobs, less what it pays the grid.