manage-prime-gpu-pods

Discover on-demand Prime GPU configurations and generate deterministic create commands via CLI.

Updated Feb 14, 2026
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Skill: manage-prime-gpu-pods
Source: https://github.com/lmmontoya-ai/manage-prime-gpu-pods/tree/main
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/lmmontoya-ai/manage-prime-gpu-pods --skill manage-prime-gpu-pods

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

💡 This Skill includes scripts (resource) and references (resource) components.

What problem does it solve?

Discovering, ranking, and provisioning on-demand Prime GPU pods is a manual process that this skill automates via a CLI-driven workflow.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Discover on-demand, non-spot GPU configurations using the available inventory and filter by GPU type, count, provider, and location.
  • Rank candidates by price and generate a deterministic create command to enable reproducible deployments.
  • Operate end-to-end from discovery to creation, monitoring pod status, SSH access, and clean termination from the terminal.

Quick Start

Use the Prime CLI to locate compatible GPUs, rank the cheapest non-spot option with the included script, and generate a create command.

Frequently Asked Questions about manage-prime-gpu-pods

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

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How do I find and rank on-demand GPU pods by price using a CLI?

To find and rank on-demand GPU pods by price, use the Prime CLI with the select_on_demand_gpu.py script to filter non-spot configurations and output the cheapest options as deterministic create commands. You can generate results in json, table, id, or create-cmd formats with top-N filtering.

Can I automate reproducible GPU provisioning from the terminal?

Yes, you can automate reproducible GPU provisioning by generating deterministic create commands via the Prime CLI. The workflow supports filtering by GPU type, count, provider, and location, ensuring deployments are consistent and repeatable across automation agents.

Does the Prime CLI support filtering non-spot GPU configurations for pod creation?

The Prime CLI supports filtering non-spot GPU configurations for pod creation. The bundled select_on_demand_gpu.py script applies non-spot filters to the available inventory, ensuring you only provision on-demand instances without spot pricing volatility.

What's the best way to manage GPU pod status, SSH access, and termination in one workflow?

The best way to manage GPU pod status, SSH access, and termination is using the Prime CLI workflow, which operates end-to-end from discovery to creation, monitoring, SSH access, and clean termination directly from the terminal.

How do I generate a deterministic create command for the cheapest non-spot GPU?

To generate a deterministic create command for the cheapest non-spot GPU, run the select_on_demand_gpu.py script with the Prime CLI to rank candidates by price and emit a reproducible create command format for immediate pod deployment.

What output formats are available when filtering on-demand GPU configurations?

Available output formats for filtering on-demand GPU configurations include json, table, id, and create-cmd. These formats support top-N filtering to limit results, enabling seamless integration into automation pipelines and agent-driven workflows.