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Most AI runs on compute you can't inspect. Here's how open compute actually works on Lightchain ↓

Your prompt is encrypted before it touches the chain, so only ciphertext goes onchain. The network assigns the job to an independent operator with LCAI staked, who runs an open-weight model like gpt-oss or Qwen3 on their own GPU and streams the answer back.

agents that click around apps are cool. agents you can actually audit are cooler

Calling an open model with our developer API is simple. Just point your OpenAI code at Lightchain testnet, and every answer gets a receipt that shows you: → an onchain job ID → a transaction hash → the operator's info Open compute, built for you.

If you've used Remix, you already know how to deploy on Lightchain. The Lightchain IDE lets you write, compile and deploy contracts from your browser. Give it a spin, it's buttery smooth.