Excess Worker 0.1.0

Excess Worker 0.1.0 packages a supplier worker with anonymous Minisign release authentication and isolated inference.

Verified configurations: Windows x64 CPU, Windows11 x64 CUDA Qwen3-4B on RTX3070Ti/driver596.49 WDDM with separate6GiB host/GPU budgets, and WSL2 Linux x64 CPU in a bounded cgroupv2 service. The GPU watchdog measures combined dedicated/shared process usage; it is not a hard VRAM reservation or hardware fault partition. Linux GPU remains unsupported/refused.

Fresh application installation, live HTTPS pairing, project-funded testnet buyer inference, correct output, device-signed receipts/accounting, drain, restart, revoke and cleanup are verified. Windows CPU/CUDA also verify live buyer cancellation. Controlled HTTPS updates verify the real signed packages, pinned key, integrity, tamper/downgrade refusal and high-water-preserving rollback/recovery. These are measured workstation configurations, not fresh operating systems, independent suppliers or organic demand.

Download the archive for your platform plus release.json and release.json.minisig. Establish the anonymous project key from a trusted checkout at releases/minisign.pub; then verify the signature and the authenticated filename, size and SHA256 before running the offline installer from scripts/worker-install. Model/runtime downloads are separate, opt-in, hash-pinned and licensed.

Windows executables have no trusted Authenticode publisher signature. Trusted Windows publisher signing, paid certificates and identity verification are outside scope. Complete assembled archives reproduce across independent A/B builds; official Node/model/runtime binaries and OS/driver/toolchain dependencies are external pinned inputs, not independently rebuilt upstream source.

Source: 2980a6e
Release sequence:18. See the current platform and verification documentation in the repository.