Credits on the Nosana account behind the API key: assigned, reserved by running deployments, settled (spent) and available. 1 credit is priced like 1 USD.

Ready-to-run Nosana templates (MiniMax H3 video, Qwen and Gemma models via Ollama, ComfyUI, Jupyter, VS Code, Whisper, ...). Templates with variants need a variant id when deploying.

Details of one template or variant: VRAM needed, hardware notes (e.g. MiniMax H3 needs a Blackwell GPU), whether it exposes a web endpoint, variants, and optionally the job definition it deploys.

GPU markets with price per hour (network fee included, matches deploy.nosana.com), idle hosts available right now, VRAM, and, when a template is given, whether each GPU fits it.

Dry run: resolve the template/variant and GPU, validate the plan, and return the cost in credits for one timeout window plus warnings (too little VRAM, non-Blackwell card, insufficient credits, no idle hosts). Nothing is created. Call this before create_deployment and show the user the cost.

SPENDS CREDITS. Creates a Nosana deployment from a template or job definition on the chosen GPU and starts it. Requires confirm=true, which you must only pass after the user has seen the estimate from estimate_deployment and agreed. Returns the deployment id; then poll wait_for_deployment until the endpoint is ready or the job completes.

Blocks up to max_seconds (default 60, max 120) watching a deployment. Returns outcome "online" (service answers; includes ready URLs), "completed" (job finished; includes logs), "failed" (with the scheduler error), or "pending" (call again). Safe to call repeatedly.

Current status of a deployment with endpoints (tunnel online and whether the service actually answers), recent jobs and recent events.

Deployments on this account (newest first) with status, strategy, active jobs and timeout.

Stops a deployment and its running jobs. Billing stops with them. Use when the user is done or when a deployment can never schedule.

SPENDS CREDITS. Starts a DRAFT or STOPPED deployment again with its existing settings. Requires confirm=true after the user agreed.

Sets a new timeout in minutes for a deployment (minimum 60). Longer timeouts reserve more credits.

Logs and results of a deployment job (latest job by default).

Scheduler event log for a deployment (job listed, stopped, errors such as insufficient funds or bad timeout). Newest first.