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Rent GPUs by the hour from Python. Pay from a wallet, get a machine.

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v0.2.0

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## What shipped - One client over the built-in `fetch`, zero dependencies, same code in Node, Deno, Bun and the browser - `rent()` walks the whole path and hands back a machine you can use - `wait()` lets the service hold the connection instead of polling - `template` picks what the machine boots as - `stop()` ends a rental early, unused hours come back - Type declarations included, no build step ## Numbers 11 tests against a fake network, checked against the live API. ## What is not here The client never signs a transaction. Settling the quote stays in your code, and `examples/rent.js` shows

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  1. v0.2.0

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    What shipped - template= on quote() and rent(): a machine boots as a notebook, ComfyUI, a local model with a chat window, or an OpenAI-compatible endpoint - Order.workspace: the browser link once the tool inside answers - stop(): end a rental early, unused hours come back to the wallet - Machine.usdpergpu_hour, because the price per card is the one that compares - One error class per reason the service refuses, so code reacts to the reason Numbers 15 tests against a fake service, linter clean, checked against the live API. What is not here The package never signs a trans

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  2. v1.0.0

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    What this is The settlement contract as it runs on Robinhood Chain at 0x96Ce146534837BC995a8e65F45A34fEFFaF9F107. Source, tests, deploy script and a worked example of renting from code. What it does - Takes a price we signed, pulls your stock, sells exactly as much as the rental costs and returns the rest inside the same transaction - Settles in USDG directly if that is what you hold - Never holds your equity between orders - Lets the owner sweep settled dollars but not money held against orders that are not provisioned yet. There is a test for that specifically. Numbers 18 tests, a

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  3. Active development: 12 commits across 1 contributor

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    4 active day(s) in boogiecompute/boogie-contracts.

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  4. Active development: 10 commits across 2 contributors

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    9 active day(s) in boogiecompute/boogie-py.

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  6. Active development: 11 commits across 1 contributor

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    3 active day(s) in boogiecompute/boogie-contracts.

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  7. Active development: 6 commits across 2 contributors

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