WorldFlux records the runs you already do, whether locally, on a lab machine, or in a vendor sandbox. It keeps them somewhere you can search, compare, and share. The CLI does the work. The dashboard reads the result.Documentation Index
Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.worldflux.ai/llms.txt
Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.
Quickstart
Install the CLI, sync a sample run, open it in the dashboard.
Concepts
BYO model, curated catalog, runtime plugins, eval bridges.
CLI
Every flag the CLI accepts, with the JSON you can pipe into CI.
Cloud API
Workspace, project, run, artifact, share, and billing endpoints.
What it is
A read-then-act surface around theworldflux CLI. The CLI mutates files on your disk and posts manifests to the cloud. The dashboard reflects those manifests, lets you make a public share link, and stops there. No hidden compute, no remote training jobs, no surprise side effects.
What it is not
- A managed GPU service.
- A model marketplace.
- A replacement for the framework you train with.
- A wrapper that hides the CLI behind a button.
Where it fits
You already have:- A training script, a notebook, or a lab pipeline that emits checkpoints, logs, and metrics.
- A WandB / TensorBoard habit that breaks the moment you walk away from the machine.
- A teammate who asks for a link.
Three personas
WM researcher
WM researcher
Runs benchmark sweeps on owned compute. Wants run history, artifact diffs, and citable share links. Reads the manifest, not the chart.
ML engineer
ML engineer
Productionizes evaluations for a small team. Cares about deterministic runs, quotas, audit trails, members, billing. Reads tables more than charts.
Solo lab
Solo lab
Compares curated WM adapters before committing budget. Browses the catalog, opens one or two runs, decides.
Design register
The interface is a quiet container around CLI activity that already happened. Two registers share the same tokens:- Brand surfaces (landing, login, signup, public share): atmosphere, serif display headlines, one violet accent for product identity.
- Product surfaces (dashboard, settings, run detail): dense, table-first, no decoration. Status colors only inside data rows.