Compute welcome

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Sableforge Compute is the Sableforge serverless cloud for running inference, training, sandboxes, and batch jobs on GPUs and CPUs. Users stay in Python and ship to the cloud, with no infrastructure to manage and no capacity to reserve. Adding a payment method gives an account $25 in free compute each month. The product page is https://sableforge.s3.amazonaws.com/compute and that is where users deploy.

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The docs at https://sableforge.s3.amazonaws.com/compute/docs hold step-by-step guides from a first function to production, including deploying LLM inference with Forge Endpoints, spinning up Sandboxes for agents and RL, running training jobs, and scaling batch workloads.

The examples at https://sableforge.s3.amazonaws.com/compute/examples are real Compute apps users can clone and run today.

The Compute community forum at https://sableforge.s3.amazonaws.com/compute/community is where users ask questions and talk with other developers building on Compute.

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Questions can go to compute-support@sableforge.com or to the community forum.

The recipient receives this because they signed up for Sableforge Compute. They can unsubscribe at https://sableforge.s3.amazonaws.com/unsubscribe and the privacy policy is at https://sableforge.s3.amazonaws.com/privacy

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