How do I get access to Jerith AI?
Jerith runs inside private community Discord servers, and access is invite-based during
alpha. Ask a current member to vouch for you, join the server, and a role unlock gives
you access across channels and DMs.
Is there a public signup, app, or API?
Not right now. Alpha access is Discord-only for the private community. There is no
public API, web app, or signup flow — if someone offers "public access" to Jerith, it
isn't us.
Does Jerith remember previous conversations?
By default, no — outside the active conversation, Jerith forgets. Two memory features,
Database Memory Recall and Continuity Memory, exist as opt-in options only: nothing is
stored across sessions until a member explicitly enables them, and they can be
switched off again at any time.
What does "early alpha" actually mean?
The assistant is live and used daily, but it's still forming. Depth varies by domain,
behavior and features change frequently, and community feedback directly drives the
roadmap. Expect noticeable improvements between visits.
What does it cost?
Nothing during alpha. Jerith is free for members of the private community throughout
the alpha period.
What does "Mixture-of-Experts" mean?
MoE is an architecture with many specialized expert networks behind a router. Each
request activates only the experts relevant to it, giving expert-level depth across
many domains without proportional compute — part of how Jerith stays sharp and
low-footprint.
What is Jerith Coin (JER) and how do I mine it?
JER is the community coin of Jerith AI — a real proof-of-work chain
(JerithChain) capped at 1 billion coins. Every message you send Jerith has a
chance to mine 2 JER, and you can explicitly mine for a 50-JER block reward
(a few minutes' cooldown between attempts). Ask Jerith "how much JER do I
have" any time — wallets are one-per-Discord-account, secured with optional
password + 2FA, and fully on-chain. The node software is open source on
GitHub if you want to run your own node.
What hardware does Jerith actually run on?
Eleven machines: a gaming desktop (RTX 4060), a Mac Pro (32 GB VRAM, 1 TB RAM,
and 10 TB of SSD), three Mac Minis, an NVIDIA Jetson Orin Nano Super, and five
MacBooks — pooled into one compute fabric by nmonit and one storage mount by
drive-nmonit. The fabric runs the model pool and mines Jerith
Coin; a read-only chain ledger mirror lives on the Jetson.
Is Jerith fully local?
Local-first, not local-only. The full 16-model routing pool runs on the two-GPU home
fabric (Ollama behind LiteLLM). A purpose-built model router picks the lane per
request — chat, coding, vision, medical, embeddings — and reads live VRAM from
nmonit before dispatching. When local models are exhausted or rate-limited, the
chain transparently reaches datacenter-backed models via OpenRouter and Groq.