Overview
For GPU providers: applications, nodes, provisioning tokens, and earnings, plus the one-command node installer, node lifecycle status and offboarding.
Provider
For GPU providers: applications, nodes, provisioning tokens, and earnings, plus the one-command node installer, node lifecycle status and offboarding.
Generate a provisioning token (provider only)
Get provider and application status
Get provider earnings and payout history
Get the interruptible container installer
Get the one-command node installer
List provider nodes with GPUs and location
List provisioning tokens (provider only)
Offboard an interruptible node
Provider node + token stats
Revoke a provisioning token
Set a node's lifecycle status
Submit a provider application
Terminate spot workloads on a node
Get sandbox fleet metrics GET
View your organization's sandbox concurrency, creation counts, and allocated or consumed CPU hours over a selected time range. Returns sampled active-sandbox and configured-vCPU history, successful sandbox creation and execution counts, and allocated and consumed CPU hours. The selected range includes the current partial UTC hour and preceding full hours. The response names its exact bounds. Usage totals come from reported events and are not billing amounts. Paused sessions count as active sessions. Availability is enabled per organization; unavailable organizations receive 404.
Get the one-command node installer GET
Returns a self-contained shell installer, run on the host with curl piped to sudo bash, that enrolls the machine as a provider node in the community pool. With a bearer org API key it mints a fresh provisioning token (24 hours, any number of nodes); with ?token=otk_… (e.g. minted from the dashboard) it self-auths and embeds that token instead. name only applies when minting (the token already carries it). The runtime is detected on the box, not chosen here: a bare metal host enrolls as a qemu VM host with VFIO passthrough, and a virtualised guest enrolls as a runc pod host on its native NVIDIA or AMD driver.