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Cloud World Model – Recover Simulation Resource
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Cloud World Model – Recover Simulation Resource is a paid API for AI agents from www.cloudworldmodel.ai, paid per call via x402, $0.001/call, status unknown (last checked 2026-09-15).
Clears a reversible failure state (instance_down or database_overload) from a single simulated cloud resource so the simulation engine restores it to healthy status over subsequent steps.
Price / call$0.001
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StatusUnknown
How this service works
Clear a single failed resource's reversible failure state (instance_down / database_overload; instance_kill is permanent) so the engine restores it to healthy over the next few steps.
Output
The endpoint returns confirmation that the reversible failure state has been cleared for the specified resource. On success, the simulation engine will automatically restore the resource to a healthy state over the next few simulation steps. Note: instance_kill failures are permanent and cannot be recovered via this endpoint.
Example use cases
Recovering a downed web server
“My simulation has a web server called 'api-gateway-prod' that went into instance_down — please recover it so the simulation engine can restore it to healthy over the next few steps.”
Clearing database overload in simulation
“The database resource with ID 'db-resource-abc123' in my cloud simulation is showing database_overload — clear that failure state so it gets healed automatically.”
Incident response runbook testing
“I'm running a chaos engineering drill and I want to recover the 'primary-db' resource that I previously failed in my cloud world model simulation — trigger the recovery now.”
Technical details
Endpoint
POSThttps://www.cloudworldmodel.ai/api/simulations/2338441e-1300-4abe-9a79-98e3645c5790/recover-resourceWhen to prefer
Use this endpoint when a simulated resource has entered a reversible failure state (instance_down or database_overload) and you want the simulation engine to automatically heal it over the next few steps. Do not use it for instance_kill states, which are permanent. Prefer this over re-provisioning when the goal is simulating real-world incident recovery workflows within an existing simulation run.
Side effects
- Resource not found by ID or name — returns error indicating no matching resource in the simulation
- Resource is in an instance_kill state (permanent) — endpoint cannot recover permanently killed resources
- Simulation ID does not exist or is inaccessible — returns 404 or authorization error
- Neither resourceId nor resourceName provided — returns validation error
- Payment failure (x402) — call rejected if USDC micropayment is not processed
Input
Schema · Request body
| Field | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| resourceId | string | ID of the failed resource to recover. Provide this or resourceName. |
| resourceName | string | Name of the failed resource to recover (case-insensitive exact match). Provide this or resourceId. |
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