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Use np node (or np nodes) commands to manage compute node instances, inspect status, control power states, and access Guest VM MCP tools.

List Nodes (np node list)

List all compute nodes in your organization.

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Output Fields

  • VM UUID: Unique virtual machine identifier.
  • Name: Display name assigned to the node.
  • State: Current state of the node (e.g. running, stopped).
  • SSH Connect: Direct SSH command string for connecting to the node.

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Create Node (np node create)

Deploy a new compute node instance.

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Get Node Details (np node get)

Retrieve comprehensive details for a specific compute node.

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Detailed Fields

When using table output, np node get displays:
  • VM UUID: Virtual machine UUID.
  • ID / Org ID / User ID: Resource identifiers.
  • Name & Region: Display name and deployment region.
  • State & Status: Operational state and health status.
  • SSH Connect: Prepared SSH connection string.
  • Hardware Specs: Allocated CPU cores, Memory (MB), and Disk Storage (GB).

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Power Operations

Control node lifecycle power states with boot, shutdown, and reboot.

Boot Node (np node boot)

Start a stopped compute node.

Shutdown Node (np node shutdown)

Gracefully shut down a running compute node.

Reboot Node (np node reboot)

Restart a compute node.

Delete Node (np node delete)

Permanently delete a compute node and terminate its billing.
Deleting a node permanently destroys all data stored on its disk storage. This action cannot be undone.

List Node Tools (np node tools)

List Model Context Protocol (MCP) tools exposed by the Guest VM running on a compute node.

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Next Steps

SSH Keys

Register public SSH keys for automatic injection into new compute nodes.

CLI Overview

Review CLI installation, global flags, and authentication configuration.