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computegpu

v1.1.1

Published

Rent cloud GPUs from your terminal. Deploy in 30 seconds.

Readme

computegpu

Rent cloud GPUs from your terminal. Deploy in 30 seconds.

npm i -g computegpu
computegpu signup [email protected] my-agent
computegpu deploy --gpu "RTX 4090"

Install

npm i -g computegpu

Requires Node.js 18+.

Quick Start

# Create account
computegpu signup [email protected] my-project

# Browse GPUs
computegpu types

# Deploy
computegpu deploy --gpu "RTX 4090" --models llama3.3

# Check status
computegpu pods
computegpu status POD_ID

# Stop
computegpu stop POD_ID

Commands

| Command | Description | |---------|-------------| | signup <email> <tenantId> | Create account + get API key | | login --key <KEY> | Save existing API key | | logout | Clear saved key | | me | Show account info | | types | List 47 GPU models with pricing | | cheapest --vram <GB> | Find cheapest GPU for VRAM | | deploy --gpu "RTX 4090" | Deploy on-demand instance | | pods | List active instances | | status <podId> | Instance status + billing | | stop <podId> | Pause (billing stops) | | resume <podId> | Resume paused instance | | destroy <podId> | Permanent destroy | | balance | Wallet balance | | topup <amount> | Request top-up ($1 minimum) |

Deploy Options

computegpu deploy --gpu "RTX 4090"           # on-demand
computegpu deploy --gpu "RTX 4090" --spot    # 50% off (preemptible)
computegpu deploy --gpu "H100" --count 4     # multi-GPU
computegpu deploy --gpu "RTX 4090" --models llama3.3,gemma4  # pre-load models
computegpu deploy --gpu "RTX 4090" --type docker  # Docker + SSH
computegpu deploy --gpu "RTX 4090" --volume 100   # persistent storage

Config

API key is saved to ~/.computegpu/config.json (global) or ./.computegpu/config.json (local).

Priority: --key flag > COMPUTEGPU_API_KEY env > local config > global config.

computegpu login --key gpu_your_key          # save globally
computegpu login --key gpu_your_key --local  # save per-project
computegpu config                             # show active config

Pricing

47 GPU models. Per-second billing. $1 minimum top-up.

  • Consumer: RTX 3060 ($0.22/hr) to RTX 5090 ($1.24/hr)
  • Datacenter: A40 ($0.64/hr) to H200 ($10.76/hr)
  • Spot: 50% off (preemptible with 5-min warning)

Links

License

Proprietary. Copyright (c) 2026 Tyga.Cloud Ltd. See LICENSE.