Added Gaia as an integration #141
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What is Gaia?
Gaia is a decentralized computing infrastructure that enables everyone to create, deploy, scale, and monetize their own AI agents that reflect their styles, values, knowledge, and expertise.
It allows individuals and businesses to create AI agents. Each Gaia node provides:
How to launch a node with Gaia?
This guide provides the requisite knowledge necessary to quickly get started with installing a Gaia node.
What are the features of Gaia?
Each Gaia node provides a specialized API service that encapsulates a unique combination of
a specialized and fine-tuned LLM (e.g., an LLM that excels in answering questions about the Rust programming language)
a domain-specific knowledge base (e.g., knowledge about the WasmEdge project)
an inference app that manages the context and history of conversations (e.g., RAG and MemGPT prompt injection) compute resources required to run the LLM app as an API service (e.g., a Nvidia GPU or a Mac M3 device)
The Gaia node API service is fully compatible with the OpenAI JSON spec, and hence each Gaia node can function as an alternative backend for OpenAI-based frontends or agents.
Why is this integration important?
With Gaia's open-source decentralized AI inference framework, anyone launching their own custom nodes/agents with Gaia can plugin ZerePy as a library to let their users interact with their nodes quickly. Gaia's decentralized inference gives back the power of data sovereignty back to the users.