Store a Qualcomm AI Hub API token for your workspace to enable EdgeGate compile and profile jobs on Snapdragon devices. Encrypts token at rest and rotates existing integrations automatically.
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- Permanently remove Qualcomm AI Hub integration from a workspace, causing new EdgeGate runs to fail with NO_AIHUB_TOKEN until a fresh token is connected. Requires owner role.MIT
- Submit a multi-component LLM compile and link job via Qualcomm AI Hub, returning a job ID to poll for status.MIT
- Store a validated HuggingFace personal access token for a workspace to enable reading private, gated, or Qualcomm-org repositories. Rotates existing tokens and requires admin role.MIT
- Create a new EdgeGate workspace for edge-AI regression testing on Snapdragon devices. Become the owner, connect Qualcomm AI Hub, and define pipelines.MIT
- Predict ONNX operator coverage on Qualcomm Hexagon NPU before spending AI Hub credits, returning compute-weighted coverage percentage, fallback ops, and fix recommendations.MIT
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