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"wgpu" matching MCP tools:

  • Validate NUI Flow locally, then submit it through ui-runtime to the WGPU runtime for deployment.
    MIT
  • List all provider offers for a GPU model and node size, with instance type, region, GPU count, on-demand/spot USD price per node hour, links, and update time for full price comparison.
    MIT
  • Check how fresh GPU Finder pricing and availability data is, including each provider's last success, consecutive failures, and last error, to decide whether an answer may be stale.
    MIT
  • Tracks daily GPU stock availability over the past seven days by provider and node size, showing observed available versus total instances to help judge how reliably a GPU can be found.
    MIT
  • Submit and run a script on a free cloud GPU for training, fine-tuning, or evals; it packages the project, installs dependencies remotely, and keeps the job running.
    MIT
  • Check the state of a GPU training job by id, or get an overview of active and recently finished jobs plus provider health. Returns progress, events, and next-step guidance.
    MIT

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    Provides AI agents with live access to wgpu crate documentation from docs.rs, enabling search, item and member lookup, listing, and version/info queries through MCP tools.
    MIT
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    Enables MCP-compatible AI assistants to run Python code on Google Colab GPU/TPU runtimes, supporting accelerators like T4, A100, H100, with background execution and Google Drive integration.
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Matching MCP Connectors

  • Live cloud GPU prices, observed stock and 12-month price history across 30+ providers (H100, H200, A100, RTX 5090 and more), refreshed hourly. Read-only. Needs a GPU Finder API key sent as "Authorization: Bearer <key>"; free key with 60 data calls a month at https://gpufinder.dev/developers. Listing tools and get_usage are free.

  • Live prices and rent links for H100, H200, B200 and RTX 4090 GPUs on Lium, plus Lium docs search.

  • Ensure a finished GPU job's outputs are on this Mac and list them, downloading again only when missing or requested; unfinished jobs show where outputs will land.
    MIT
  • Check free GPU quota per provider: used, limit, unit, reset time, and live vs estimated, to plan long jobs and answer users before routing.
    MIT
  • Route a single LLM chat completion to the free inference provider with the most daily quota, falling back automatically on rate limits or outages.
    MIT
  • Stops or cancels a running GPU job to stop free-tier quota use; finished jobs are unchanged and existing outputs/checkpoints are kept.
    MIT
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  • Fetch recent stdout and stderr from a GPU job, bounded to avoid context floods. Use the since cursor to follow a running job and tail to limit lines.
    MIT
  • Preview where a training job would run and why, without submitting it. Shows routing candidates, approval rules, and which files would ship.
    MIT
  • Run ComfyUI jobs on a shared GPU by unloading the local LLM, blocking until all jobs finish, and returning per-job status and output file paths.
    MIT
  • List available GPU workers and their normalized capabilities, excluding credential profiles, to match hardware for job submission.
    MIT
  • Retrieve normalized capabilities of available GPU workers to support selection of eligible workers for job submission, without requiring credential profiles.
    MIT
  • Run VoiceStudio speech jobs on a shared GPU by unloading the local LLM, then block until all finish and return per-job status plus output paths.
    MIT
  • Check read-only GPU gate state and running batch progress before starting jobs, including LLM load status, ComfyUI/VoiceStudio availability, per-process GPU memory, warnings, and last batch result.
    MIT
  • Refresh provider quotas to ensure scheduling decisions use authoritative limits, with unknown values treated as zero.
    MIT
  • Request cancellation of a GPU job. The job status updates only after the worker confirms the cancellation.
    MIT
  • Refresh authoritative provider quotas to ensure accurate GPU resource availability, treating missing data as zero to prevent overcommitment.
    MIT