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Introducing Hyperbolic’s Agent Framework

We are in a moment where AI agents are gaining more and more autonomy in their decision making. At Hyperbolic, we’re making sure they can have autonomy over their compute provisioning as well with our latest Agent Framework.
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LLMs and AI systems rely on human operators to provision and manage their computational resources—essentially brilliant minds trapped in boxes, dependent on others to turn on the lights or open the door. 

At Hyperbolic Labs we've created the first AI agent capable of independently acquiring and managing its own computational resources. Hyperbolic’s new Agent Framework enables AI agents to directly interface with Hyperbolic's decentralized compute network. This groundbreaking development signals a fundamental shift in AI capabilities, transforming the dynamic between agents and the compute that powers them. 

More than just a technical milestone—this advancement is a crucial step toward truly autonomous AI.

Inside Hyperbolic's Agent Framework

Hyperbolic’s Agent Framework was built by a small team working alongside AI coding assistants like Cursor.ai, with inspiration from Coinbase's CDP AgentKit and implemented using LangChain agents, a testament to how AI is democratizing technical development. AgentKit represents a sophisticated integration of AI decision-making with hardware resource management. 

Network Access and Resource Discovery

At the heart of Hyperbolic's Agent Framework is a powerful interface that gives AI agents complete access to Hyperbolic's decentralized GPU network. Think of it as an AI-readable map of available computational resources across the entire network. The agent can scan this network in real-time, understanding not just what resources are available, but also their specifications, current load, and performance characteristics.

The LLMs that power Hyperbolic's Agent Framework, such as Llama3.1-405B, process the context of the model architecture it would like to run and batch size. From there, it's able to determine the required computational throughput and resource requirements.

For example, if tasked with training a machine learning model, the agent can determine:

  1. The required GPU memory based on model size

  2. The necessary computational throughput for the training process

  3. The expected duration of the workload

  4. Any specific hardware architecture requirements (like CUDA compatibility)

This assessment process is similar to how a human developer would evaluate resource needs, but happening automatically and at machine speed.

Decision Making and Resource Selection

Once requirements are understood, the agent employs decision-making algorithms to select the optimal resources.  

The unique aspect here is that the agent has visibility into the complete network of compute resources on Hyperbolic. It can consider a variety of important factors—such as, cost-effectiveness of different GPU options, geographic location and network latency, historical performance data, and current network conditions and availability—accurately weighing those against the required workloads in order to make a decision on which type of machine would be most performant and cost effective for its use case.

Hyperbolic's Agent Framework is able to process and compare many more options and factors simultaneously than a human developer, introducing efficiency and precision into the process.

Autonomous Resource Acquisition

The final step is perhaps the most revolutionary: our Agent Framework can independently initiate and complete the resource rental process. It does this by: 

  • Autonomously retrieving a list of available GPUs from the Hyperbolic network, including hardware specifications.

  • Weighing against the laid out factors, make a decision to rent the most cost effective machine for its use case.

  • Purchase Hyperbolic credits through crypto stablecoin payments.

  • Use those credits to rent an instance.

  • Automatically SSH into that instance for any subsequent workloads.

This entire process happens without human intervention, representing a significant leap forward in AI autonomy.

Hyperbolic's Agent Framework as a Game Changing AI Agent 

The implications of this development extend far beyond simple resource management. When AI agents can control their own computational destiny, entire new categories of applications become possible. 

Blockchain Validation and Decentralized Protocols

Agents can now participate directly in blockchain networks like Ethereum and decentralized protocols like EigenLayer. With technology like our Agent Framework—these agents can run full nodes, validate transactions, and contribute to network security without human intervention. The potential for AI-driven blockchain infrastructure is enormous, potentially leading to more efficient and secure decentralized systems.

Autonomous AI Swarms

With access to Hyperbolic's decentralized compute network, AI agents can now launch and coordinate entire swarms of subsidiary agents. This opens up possibilities for complex, distributed problem-solving where multiple AI agents work in concert, each acquiring and managing its own resources as needed. Think of it as a self-organizing digital workforce, capable of tackling problems at scales previously unimaginable.

Self-Improvement Through Learning and Autonomous Research

Perhaps most intriguingly, AI agents can now train and fine-tune themselves. When an agent identifies a need to improve its capabilities, it can independently acquire the necessary computational resources and undergo additional training. This creates a feedback loop of continuous improvement, where agents can evolve their capabilities based on their experiences and needs.

Using Hyperbolic's Agent Framework, AI agents specifically designed for research can potentially optimize their own research, and when needed, obtain additional resources for either inference, fine tuning or training depending on their needs. This could accelerate the pace of AI development, as agents work tirelessly to push the boundaries of their own capabilities.

Go Hyperbolic With Your Agents’ Autonomy

We stand at a pivotal moment in the development of AI. The ability for AI agents to manage their own computational resources is more than a technical achievement—it's a fundamental shift in how we think about AI autonomy. With our Agent Framework, we've removed the final barrier between AI agents and their ability to operate independently, opening up new possibilities for AI-driven innovation and advancement.

Ready to take your agents Hyperbolic? Head to app.hyperbolic.xyz and allow your agents to thrive in our open access AI ecosystem.

We're looking for a hacker to implement the feature to let an AI agent run an Ethereum validator on our GPU marketplace. Submit the PR and we will give you a bounty of $2000! Check out the Github repo at github.com/HyperbolicLabs/Hyperbolic-AgentKit


About Hyperbolic

Hyperbolic is democratizing AI by delivering a complete open ecosystem of AI infrastructure, services, and models. Through coordinating a decentralized network of global GPUs and leveraging proprietary verification technology, developers and researchers have access to reliable, scalable, and affordable compute as well as the latest open-source models.

Founded by award-winning Math and AI researchers from UC Berkeley and the University of Washington, Hyperbolic is committed to creating a future where AI technology is universally accessible, verified, and collectively governed.

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