Lium GPU Cloud: live GPU prices and rent links

Estimate what a provider earns per month on Lium by listing GPUs of a model, as the rewards calculator does: rental income (95% of the renter price) and rented extra at the last 30 days' utilisation, plus idle pay at the validator's rate for every unrented hour; with what those GPUs actually earned and the middle-half range of that potential across providers. Use when someone asks what their GPUs could earn on Lium; for renting GPUs use search_gpus. An estimate, not a guarantee.

Your Lium balance in USD.

Live price range (min, median, max USD per GPU-hour) and free GPU count for each GPU model rentable on Lium right now. Use for "what does an H100 cost" or comparing models; use search_gpus to pick a node to rent. Pass count for multi-GPU quotes: a 1-GPU price can come from a node with one free GPU.

One pod: status, ssh command (once RUNNING), price per hour and spend so far.

Your Lium pods with status, ssh command and price per hour.

Docker templates a pod can start from (official ones, your own and other users' public ones; official and yours mark which), for rent_pod template_id.

Return the raw Markdown source for a documentation page. Accepts a full URL, absolute slug (e.g. /providers/quickstart), or basename (e.g. quickstart). On tie among basenames, prefers pages in audience order: Providers > Validators > Renters > Developers.

Request pod deletion. Billing stops when accepted; deletion may finish asynchronously (get_pod shows DELETING). Data on the pod is lost. Before calling, read the pod (get_pod or list_pods) and get_balance, then tell the user in your reply, not only in the approval: the pod name and id, its GPU, its price per hour and their current balance, and that data on the pod is lost. Call only after they agree, also when they asked you not to ask; one call per pod.

Rent a GPU pod on Lium with your API key and wait until it runs; returns the pod id and the ssh command. Spends money from your Lium balance: the pod is billed per second until remove_pod, also when idle. Before calling, tell the user in your reply, not only in the approval: the GPU model and count (and the node, with node_id), the total price in USD per hour, and that billing continues per second until the pod is removed. Call only after they agree. Give gpu (and count, optional max_price_per_gpu_hour and country) to let Lium pick the cheapest matching node, or node_id from search_gpus alone for that node. idempotency_key is required: if a call fails or times out, retry with the same key within 24 hours so it cannot rent twice.

Search the Lium documentation for pages matching the query. Use for how-to questions (renting, SSH, templates, providing GPUs); for live GPU availability or prices use search_gpus or get_gpu_prices instead. Optionally filter by audience (providers, validators, pod-users, developers); without one, pages for the other side (renter or provider, guessed from the query) rank lower.

List GPU nodes that can be rented on Lium right now, cheapest per GPU-hour first, with live USD prices and a rent link for each. Use when the user wants a specific machine (GPU model, count, country, price cap); use get_gpu_prices for a price overview. Each node has tier (secure or spot), reliability_score and min_gpus_per_rental (some nodes rent only whole). Read-only: next_step says how to rent one.