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Fasten Share Quick Start

Learn the complete producer and consumer paths, the platform boundary, and currently supported model protocols and tools.

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PRODUCER

Producer quick start

Publish a model backend you are authorized to share as a discoverable node.

  1. Download and sign in to the Fasten Share client, then open the producer page.
  2. Add a backend with its base URL, protocol, models, concurrency, and credit multiplier.
  3. Store the upstream key locally, pass the health check, and start sharing.
  4. Keep the client and backend online and review producer credits in the wallet.
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CONSUMER

Consumer quick start

Find online model nodes and generate a compatible endpoint.

  1. Sign in and create or select a consumer API key.
  2. Search online producers by model, protocol, or keyword.
  3. Choose a node, copy its endpoint, or open the tool configuration assistant.
  4. Send a test request from a compatible client and verify the streamed response.
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HTTP → WebSocket → HTTP

Where a request goes

A consumer calls the Fasten Share service, which forwards the request over the producer’s outbound connection to its model backend and streams the response back. The upstream API key exists only on the producer device.

Concepts to understand first

01

Producer node

A published backend with a protocol, models, multiplier, concurrency, and availability state.

02

Consumer API key

The credential used with a Fasten Share endpoint. It is entirely separate from a producer’s upstream key.

03

Consumer and producer credits

Inference spends credits while successful sharing earns producer credits. Current withdrawal rules live in the client.

04

Health check

The client periodically checks backend access and removes unhealthy nodes from available results.

Current compatibility

Compatibility evolves with the client; options shown in the current configuration UI are authoritative.

Local and private backends

  • Ollama
  • LM Studio
  • vLLM
  • OpenAI-compatible

Model protocols

  • OpenAI Chat Completions
  • OpenAI Responses
  • Anthropic Messages
  • Azure OpenAI

Consumer tools

  • Codex
  • Claude Code
  • OpenCode
  • OpenClaw
  • Hermes
  • Pi
  • curl

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