Gateway allowlist request - Bagtyyar Kovusov #1510
Operator information
- Operator name: Bagtyyar Kovusov
- Contact: Discord: key_b.official
- Devshard creator address: gonka1zsy3dqrc0h889u32jk40kl7hd2tugt0ymtfy7y
- Deployment region: China
Intended gateway usage
- Models planned: moonshotai/Kimi-K2.6
- Use case: A self-hosted Gonka devshard gateway for OpenCode coding-agent inference, including streaming responses and function tool calls.
- Expected traffic: Initially low and variable personal-development traffic while testing OpenCode compatibility. Usage may increase after reliability and tool-calling behavior are validated; I do not yet have a reliable requests-per-day estimate.
I am requesting consideration for adding the creator address above to devshard_escrow_params.allowed_creator_addresses so I can fund and operate a self-hosted gateway and pay for inference directly through Gonka devshards.
I understand that inclusion requires an on-chain governance decision and that submitting this request does not guarantee approval or a timeline.
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Hi @key_b.official! Additions to
devshard_escrow_params.allowed_creator_addressesgo through a governance-approved upgrade — creator addresses get bundled into a batch by the maintainers/authors who assemble an upgrade, and that upgrade is ratified on-chain. Running your own devshard gateway buys you two specific things: you settle inference in GNK yourself, and no operator sits in your request path. It also costs you the operator side — escrow funding, rotation, settlement — plus the governance wait before any of it works. If what you actually need right now is just a personal OpenAI-compatible endpoint to test OpenCode againstmoonshotai/Kimi-K2.6, that exists today with none of the above. Community members built OpenBroker (https://github.com/gonka-ai/gonka/discussions/1363, https://openbroker.gonka.gg), a GNK-native option with no markup — it deducts your balance 1-to-1 with actual escrow cost, supports streaming and function/tool calls, is drop-in OpenAI-compatible, and needs no enrollment or governance wait, so you'd be running OpenCode against it within minutes. The honest trade-off: it's custodial (you deposit GNK to an operator-controlled address and run under their API key). So if self-custody or full control of your request path is the actual reason you want your own gateway, OpenBroker doesn't replace this request and the allowlist path stands — but if the goal is simply "my own inference endpoint to validate OpenCode," it answers it completely and unblocks you today.