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  • Step 1: Your Nesa Account
  • Step 2: Selecting an AI Kernel
  • Step 3: Submitting a Query
  • Additional Resources
  1. Using Nesa

Via Web

Interact with Nesa Chain via the web

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Last updated 11 months ago

Nesa provides an easy-to-use, interactive website for executing inference requests, along with insights into other features of the Nesa Ecosystem.

[Testnet] Official Website URL:

Step 1: Your Nesa Account

To get started, you need to create your Nesa Account. Follow the instructions on the page to:

  • Create an account or login

  • Manage your account: Update your profile, social profiles, and more.

Step 2: Selecting an AI Kernel

Choosing the right AI kernel is crucial for your tasks. Visit the page to:

  • Browse available kernels: Review descriptions and capabilities.

  • Select a kernel: Choose the one that fits your needs.

Note: Nesa boasts over one thousand AI Kernels to choose from, with the most optimal one being specific to your desired task.

Step 3: Submitting a Query

Once your account and AI kernel are set up, you can submit queries. The page will guide you through:

  • Formulating a query: Understand the structure and format.

  • Submitting and managing queries: Learn how to submit, track, and manage your queries effectively.

Hint: Ensure your queries are clear and concise to get the best results from your chosen AI kernel. Try experimenting with various inputs to find a prompt that delivers your preferred results.

Additional Resources

We’re excited to have you explore Nesa Web. Enjoy a seamless and intuitive experience as you interact with the network!

Getting Started: If you’re new to Nesa, check out the guide.

Via SDK: Integrate Nesa functionalities using the SDK. .

Via IBC: Connect with other blockchains using the Inter-Blockchain Communication protocol. .

Via Nesa CCI: Use the Nesa Command-Line Interface for advanced operations and automation. .

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