Your miner just learned to ask for help.
A release about teamwork. Your miner can now lean on a nearby miner when it's missing a capability instead of stalling, two new places joined its toolbox for looking things up, a paid compute marketplace is now reachable from inside the app, and the core AI engine itself got a real upgrade.
When your miner can't do something alone, it now asks a neighbor
Some of what your miner's assistant does behind the scenes — like figuring out which of its tools best matches what you actually asked — relies on a specific AI skill called an "embedding model." Not every miner has that skill installed; it's one of several optional engines, and downloading one just to answer a single question would be slow and wasteful.
Now, if your own miner doesn't have it, it automatically asks a nearby miner on the network that does, gets the answer, and carries on. You don't do anything differently — it's invisible unless you go looking for it.
If your miner can't do something itself, its first move is now to ask around — not to give up.
Thermopolium joins the network — paid compute, metered in Solana THERM
Thermopolium is a separate marketplace for AI compute, priced and paid for in THERM, a token on Solana. Your miner's assistant can now reach it directly from inside a normal conversation: get a quote for a task, pay for exactly that task, and get the result back.
It's entirely optional and only used when it actually makes sense — most of what your miner does for you still runs for free, on its own hardware, or on the DAI network itself.
One more source of answers, paid for only when it's actually used.
Two new places your assistant can look things up: SICI and iamai.kg itself
SICI (from COMPEX) is now one of the places your miner's assistant can ask for help directly — quoting and running multi-provider sequences, checking fund status, and more, all from inside a normal conversation.
And iamai.kg — the project behind DAI — is now a source your assistant can ask about itself: what's deployed where, what changed in each release, and which other tools are available on the network. Ask your miner how DAI actually works, and for the first time, it can go check.
Your assistant can now answer questions about the DAI project the same way it answers everything else — by actually looking.
A faster, more capable AI engine — upgraded for every miner
The core engine that runs the AI models on your machine got a meaningful upgrade. It's not the kind of change you'll find a button for, but you'll feel it: quicker responses, and a more capable engine doing the work behind every answer.
We rolled it out carefully and double-checked it was solid before shipping it network-wide — the kind of caution a change at this level deserves.
Same miner, same setup — just a stronger engine doing the work.
Also in this release
A number of smaller fixes and improvements you won't need to think about.
Put an idle computer to work
A Mac mini, an old gaming PC, a server with spare hours. Download it, pick a model, and it starts earning while you get on with your day.