List all workspaces the authenticated user has access to. Returns id, name, and email for each workspace. Use a workspace id with list_projects, list_pods, or list_regions.

Get the profile of the currently authenticated user. Returns id, email, and name.

List all projects in a workspace. Returns id, name, and environment for each project. Get a workspace id from list_workspaces first. Use a project id with list_services.

Create a new project in a workspace. Returns the created project with its id. Get a workspace id from list_workspaces first.

List available compute pods (instance types) for a workspace. Returns id, name, label, cpu, and ram for each pod. Use a pod id when creating a service with create_service.

List available deployment regions for a workspace. Returns id, name, label, and country_code for each region. Use a region id when creating a service with create_service.

Get pod and volume pricing for a region. Returns pod prices (monthly, per-minute) and volume price per GB per month. Use a region id from list_regions. Useful for estimating monthly cost before creating a service.

Get the current workspace balance. Returns currency, amount, and last-updated timestamp. Requires billing:r permission — degrades gracefully (returns null) on a 403. Use this to warn the user before creating services.

Preflight-validate a service configuration before creating or updating it. Checks source XOR rule (repository vs registry), deploy_type/runtime compatibility, and name length (≤16). When probeReachability is set, performs an OUTBOUND network probe of the supplied git repository or registry URL (not side-effect-free). Returns a list of checks with ok/fail status.

List persistent volumes in a project. Returns id, name, size, mount_path, status, and attached service for each volume. Status can be: pending, provisioning, available, attached, deleting, or failed.

Get details of a single persistent volume by ID.

List all services in a project. Returns a summary (id, name, runtime, deploy_type, deploy_tag, active) for each service — call get_service for full configuration. Get a project id from list_projects first. Returns at most limit services (default 50); when has_more is true, raise limit to fetch the rest.

Get full configuration of a service including repository, build commands, region, pod, and deploy tag. Environment variables are omitted from the response — they hold secrets and are managed out-of-band via the partiri CLI (see use_partiri_cli). Use list_services to find service IDs.

Create a new service in a project. Requires exactly one source (repository URL or registry URL), a compute pod, and a region. Get IDs from list_projects, list_pods, and list_regions. Returns the created service with its id. Supported deploy types: webservice, static, private-service, worker (long-running background process with no inbound network — no port, no URL, no health check); for static the runtime is forced to "static" server-side. Environment variables are NOT set here — manage them with the partiri CLI (see use_partiri_cli).

Update an existing service configuration. Only include fields you want to change. Use get_service to see current values first. Environment variables are NOT managed here — use the partiri CLI (see use_partiri_cli).

Trigger a new deployment. Checks workspace balance and enforces a 10-minute cooldown. Use list_jobs to check deployment status afterward.

Pause a running service. The service will stop receiving traffic but can be unpaused later.

Resume a paused service.

List deployment jobs for a service. Returns job id, type, status (open, in_progress, succeeded, failed, canceled, timed_out), and timestamps. Use after deploy_service to track progress.

Get CPU usage metrics (average, peak, current in cores) for a service. Automatically uses the current deploy tag if not specified. Use get_service to find service IDs.

Get memory usage metrics (average, peak, current in bytes) for a service. Automatically uses the current deploy tag if not specified. Use get_service to find service IDs.

Get network download and upload metrics (bytes/s) for a service. Automatically uses the current deploy tag if not specified. Use get_service to find service IDs.

Guidance for running the locally-installed partiri CLI yourself for sensitive operations that are intentionally not exposed as direct MCP tools: managing workspace secrets (partiri secret create-repository / create-registry), detaching or deleting a volume (partiri storage detach / delete), killing a service (partiri service kill), and managing service environment variables (partiri service env). This tool does NOT execute anything — it returns instructions for you to run the command in your own shell. These operations are kept CLI-only because they pass long-lived credentials or cause irreversible data loss, and the CLI authenticates independently of the MCP session. Note: creating, attaching, or retry-provisioning a volume has no CLI subcommand — use the dashboard or API. Service-scoped commands like service kill read the service ID from a local .partiri.jsonc (only service deploy accepts --service <UUID>). Discover exact subcommands and flags at runtime — run partiri llm guide, partiri llm capabilities -j, or partiri <area> --help first; do not assume command syntax. For credential values prefer stdin (with the CLI flag that reads stdin, e.g. --token-stdin / --password-stdin) over an argument so the secret stays out of the command line and this context.