InferWeave

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What InferWeave is, what the public dashboard shows and does not show, and the privacy stance: which fields are published and which are deliberately withheld.

Fixture data (no live surface yet).

What InferWeave is

InferWeave is a platform for deploying and serving inference workloads across a shared cluster. The public dashboard is its read-only, pseudonymous view: aggregate capacity and health, model and deployment identities, and benchmark metadata.

What the public dashboard shows and does not show

The dashboard is metadata only: aggregate counts and identifiers, never the text a user wrote or a model produced.

Published fields

  • snapshotTotals: aggregate counts only — total/healthy nodes and deployments, active requests
  • nodeId: pseudonymous, rotatable node identifier (no private address)
  • nodeStatus: health classification (healthy / stale) from metadata telemetry
  • nodeCapabilities: capability tags such as gpu model and cpu size
  • modelId: model repository identifier
  • deploymentFingerprint: model repository@revision, KV precision, max context tokens and serving state
  • benchmarkRecords: numeric benchmark results (ttft, decode throughput) with measurement source

Deliberately withheld

  • promptText: request text a user wrote — never published
  • responseText: text a model produced — never published
  • credentials: API keys, tokens or other secrets
  • userIdentity: user emails or account details
  • privateNodeAddress: stable private node addresses or wallet mappings
  • locationData: home or geolocation data
  • perRequestDetail: per-request or per-user telemetry beyond aggregate counts