OpenWeights Terminal
dvidia.org is an open marketplace for physical skills. A person records a task. That demonstration can become a dataset, then an evaluated skill a robot can run. The skill stays open to study and adapt. Paid workspaces and contributor payouts are the plan, and they are not live yet.
This desk is a product of that market. Open weights are how a skill gets a place to run that no one company can switch off. The desk measures those weights, and the pool lets a caller pay a machine that is already running one. dvidia.org does not list this desk yet.
What the repository is
github.com/Tarzelf/ow-terminal is this desk. The site, the boards, the pool ledger, the job queue, and the worker a GPU box runs all live in that repo. It is the thing at owterminal.com. It is not the caller gateway, and it is not the house.
Boards
A pair is a model, a quant, a runtime, and a chip. Rank is tok/s inside a filter. Street prices and payback are reported figures. There is no checkout on those pages.
Pool
Callers and hosts share one ledger at /app. The cheapest machine that is still answering wins. The host keeps 80 percent of a finished job. Twenty percent stays on the desk. A browser tab can join. A machine room runs pool-worker, one process per model, and pulls the queue. The worker calls that box's own engine. It does not call the gateway.
Caller gate
dvidia-inference/litellm sits in front of the pool, not in front of a GPU. A developer gets a virtual key, a dollar budget, and a per-minute limit. The fork calls this desk once and does not retry. It bills $1 per million tokens, or $4 when the model name is liberated. The pool pays the host their own offer. Those are not the same number. The gateway has no public hostname yet.