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The @muxionlabs/byoc-sdk is a developer tool maintained by MuxionLabs (formerly the AI Video SPE) for building BYOC containers on the Livepeer network. It provides scaffolding, local testing, and deployment utilities. Source: muxionlabs/byoc-sdk Example applications: muxionlabs/byoc-example-apps

Capabilities

The SDK includes:
  • Scaffold: Generate a BYOC container project with FrameProcessor boilerplate, Dockerfile, health check, and aiModels.json template
  • Local test harness: Run your container against a local trickle server without a full orchestrator setup
  • Docker build utilities: Multi-stage Dockerfile patterns optimised for NVIDIA CUDA base images and model weight caching
  • Deployment helpers: Register the container with a local or remote orchestrator’s aiModels.json
RepositoryPurpose
muxionlabs/byoc-sdkSDK source and CLI tooling
muxionlabs/byoc-example-appsWorking BYOC container examples
muxionlabs/runner-routerMulti-container routing for orchestrators running multiple BYOC models
muxionlabs/StreamDiffusionV2StreamDiffusion V2 checkpoint optimised for BYOC deployment
The BYOC SDK is maintained by MuxionLabs, not the Livepeer core team. Check the repository for current version and compatibility with your go-livepeer version.
The BYOC quickstart walks through building a container from scratch. The BYOC architecture covers the container interface and registration model.
Last modified on May 19, 2026