RedPill unifies TEE-backed private inference providers behind one verifiable OpenAI-compatible gateway
bgmshana · x · 2026-10-13
@socrates1024 notes half a dozen private inference providers are making nearly identical architecture decisions (models in GPU TEEs) with little interoperability or consolidated audit surface; Phala/NEAR/Venice share the same stack.
RedPill launched an OpenAI-compatible gateway aggregating verified TEE providers:
- Inference runs inside NVIDIA Confidential Compute, with verifiable model-hosting proofs and a TEE-secured gateway
- One API for models from Phala, Tinfoil, NEAR AI, Chutes, unified per-token pricing, pay-as-you-go with no minimum spend
- Unified workflow for gateway attestation, provider verification, and signed receipts
- Claude Code, Codex and other tools can connect via the Private AI Proxy desktop app
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