Minos miner for Bittensor subnet 107 crunches genomic data on a Mac using your Claude, Codex or Kimi subscription
markjeffrey · x · 2026-11-08
Minos, the miner for Bittensor subnet 107, is pitched as a super-easy setup: download the app, run it on a Mac, crunch genomic data at home, and earn subnet 107 tokens.
Key points:
- Uses a BYOI (Bring Your Own Inference) model — users supply their own model inference
- Supported connections include API keys from Bittensor inference subnets SayGM and Chutes, plus Claude (Claude Code subscription or CLI login), Codex (included with ChatGPT subscription), and Kimi (Kimi Code CLI login or API)
- Engy, OpenAI API, and Anthropic API connections are listed as coming soon
- The author says setup is simple and shared screenshots of it running locally
Related event: Bittensor Subnet 107 Launches Minos One-Click Mining Client(3 posts)→
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