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What you can safely do now as a buyer, developer, or prospective supplier.
In this chapter
Choose your path#
| If you want to… | Start with… | Available today |
|---|---|---|
| Follow the launch | The public waitlist | Register interest and use a referral link. |
| Use AI models | Wallet sign-in and Chat | Sign in, fund with USDG, pick a model, send. |
| Integrate an application | Developers | Create and revoke credentials, inspect the API contract. |
| Offer inference | Supply | Submit an application for review. |
Buyer setup#
- Open the workspace from the canonical IdleAI site.
- Use a compatible EVM browser wallet or a wallet's built-in browser.
- Connect the account you intend to use and approve the Robinhood Chain network selection if needed.
- Read and sign the sign-in message. It does not authorize a payment or token approval.
- Explore the workspace. Browse the live model catalog, create an API key, or add funds.
- To fund: send USDG on Robinhood Chain from your connected wallet to the treasury address shown in Usage & balance, then claim the transaction hash. Never send other assets or funds from a different wallet.
If no wallet provider is available, the application should explain that requirement. It must never invent an address to make the interface appear connected.
A safe API check#
bash
curl --fail-with-body https://idleai.xyz/api/v1/modelsjson
{
"object": "list",
"data": [{ "id": "openai/gpt-4o-mini", "object": "model" }]
}Model ids follow the upstream author/slug convention (variants use :, e.g. openai/gpt-5-nano:batch). If the catalog is ever empty it means no offer is currently active — not that keys are broken.
Supplier setup#
Sign in, open Supply, and submit your name, HTTPS base endpoint, exact model identifier, operations contact, serving-rights confirmation, and retention description. Do not put API keys in the URL or application text. An application is an intake record, not activation.