PARTICIPATE IN AWAI
Find your place in AWAI.
Choose one thing you can do today. Visit the individual services to use them, or contact the operator to discuss a contribution or collaboration.
Use and give feedback
What you gain: tools for creative work and everyday tasks, and a way to find what suits you.
Your first three steps
- Open a service that interests you, such as Murakumo, Isekai, or Aozora.
- Check its pricing, terms, and device requirements, then try it.
- Share what worked or what went wrong, including the service name and the steps you took.
Examples: a reproducible problem, or a suggestion that would make the first visit easier.
Create and explain
What you gain: a place to try ideas and an opportunity to make your work useful to others.
Your first three steps
- Try games or assets in Isekai, read published work, or explore the model projects.
- Make a small work, template, practical guide, translation, or evaluation example.
- Check publishing conditions and rights to your materials. For collaboration or publication enquiries, contact us with a link and your proposal.
Examples: a beginner's guide, a playable game template, or a model evaluation example.
Build and test
What you gain: an entry into distributed app and AI infrastructure design, implementation, and verification.
Your first three steps
- Read the network anatomy and find the layer and development stage that interest you.
- Check the source, licence, and contribution instructions published by the relevant service.
- Propose a small improvement: a bug reproduction, documentation fix, test, or implementation. If no contribution route is published, send the service name and proposal to the operator.
Examples: a reproducible bug report, clearer documentation, or compatibility and recovery testing.
Support with resources
What you gain: a way to explore putting your resources to use and supporting the network.
Your first three steps
- Check Murakumo's PC participation guide for supported hardware and setup requirements.
- List the hardware, memory and GPU, available hours, connectivity, and workloads you can offer.
- Confirm costs, workloads, permissions, how to stop, and any compensation and settlement terms before deciding to participate. Contact us about wider hosting collaborations.
Current stage: Murakumo's PC participation guide and admission to the wider AWAI host network are separate. The host market, automatic placement, and settlement remain roadmap items.
LET'S TALK
What to include when you contact us.
Discuss contributions, collaboration, business use, or resource provision with the official AWAI Network, L.L.C. contact.
- The service you are interested in and what you want to do
- What you can contribute, with links to work or public material if available
- How you would like to participate and which conditions you need to clarify
You do not need to send private keys, passwords, or confidential data to start a conversation.
QUESTIONS & ANSWERS
Before you join.
Do I need an account or wallet?
You can read this guide and published work directly. Account, wallet, and payment requirements depend on the service you choose. Check that service's instructions.
Does it cost anything?
Free allowances, paid plans, and conditions vary by service. Check current prices and your electricity or connectivity costs before starting generation, API use, or hardware operation.
Can I contribute without coding?
Yes. Feedback, bug reports, creative work, translation, and practical explanations are all ways to begin. Start with your interests and skills.
Will I receive rewards?
Participation does not automatically earn rewards or guarantee income. For paid work or resource provision, confirm the scope, price, acceptance criteria, costs, and settlement terms individually. The host market and automated settlement are in development.
Is everything fully decentralized?
Decentralization is in progress. Public site delivery and the current experimental network still depend on specific services. The anatomy documents the current system and unfinished stages.