Run a Node — Participate in the ZORO Intelligence Layer
Sync, validate, stake, and serve inference
The ZORO network is currently operating in closed production testing, processing real user interactions, annotations, and biometric data streams through a live vector infrastructure. This stack is used to validate the memory graph, route inference sessions, and sync agent state across on-chain profiles.
What Is a ZORO Node
A ZORO node is a runtime environment that connects to the protocol’s vectorized memory, contributes compute for model inference or sync, and optionally participates in validation or staking logic. Nodes will play a critical role in the decentralized execution of AI Agents and future model training pipelines.
Current Status
- ✅ Internal testing live on production data
- ✅ Active sync with vector memory graph and metadata
- ⚙ Public node documentation under preparation
- 🔐 Node slots will initially be permissioned via wallet whitelisting
Node Roles (Planned)
| Mode | Description |
|---|---|
| Memory Sync Node | Connects to ZORO vector database for fast local access |
| Inference Relay Node | Runs inference logic using zoro-ai-v1 on authorized hardware |
| Validator Node | Stakes $ZORO to participate in on-chain task validation |
| Hybrid Node | Combines sync, inference, and staking into one composite process |
$ZORO and Node Logic
Running a node will be linked to:
- Staking ZORO tokens to participate in validation
- Earning protocol rewards based on uptime and data accuracy
- Accessing fast inference, localized vector reads, and memory prefetch
Node staking thresholds, reward models, and consensus slots will be published alongside the open deployment documentation.
⏳ Availability
- First wave of external node operators: Q3 2025
- Launch will include installation scripts, Docker support, and sync keys
- Vector region distribution and cluster slot caps will apply
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