HyperCLI GPU Job Launcher

x402

HyperCLI GPU Job Launcher is a paid API for AI agents from api.hypercli.com, paid per call via x402, $0.01/call, status unknown (last checked 2026-09-15).

Launch a containerized GPU job on cloud infrastructure with x402 micropayment, returning job status, logs, and control URLs

Price / call$0.01

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How this service works

Launch a GPU job with x402 payment

Output

A JSON object containing a job descriptor, a URL to stream logs, an access key for the running container, a URL to cancel the job, and a URL to poll for job status.

Example use cases

Run custom CUDA inference job

“Launch a containerized GPU job using my custom Docker image 'myrepo/cuda-inference:latest' on an L4 GPU, executing my inference script against a batch of 10,000 samples stored in my S3 bucket, and give me the log stream URL so I can monitor progress in real time.”

Fine-tune LLM on private data

“Spin up a GPU container with the 'nvcr.io/nvidia/pytorch:23.10-py3' image on the largest available GPU, run my fine-tuning script that pulls training data from my private dataset, enable spot pricing to keep costs low, and send me the job status URL so I can poll until it completes.”

Deploy batch image processing workload

“Start a GPU-accelerated Docker job using my image 'myorg/batch-processor:v2' with two L4 GPUs in the cheapest region, running a command that processes and classifies 50,000 images overnight, and give me the cancel URL in case I need to stop it early.”

Technical details

Endpoint

POSThttps://api.hypercli.com/api/x402/job

When to prefer

Use this endpoint when you need to run arbitrary containerized GPU workloads — including custom AI model inference, training jobs, or CUDA-based processing — and want per-job micropayment billing via x402 without a long-term subscription. Prefer this over the fixed-price media endpoints (text-to-image, text-to-video, etc.) when your workload requires a custom Docker image, custom commands, or specific GPU hardware selection.

Side effects

Invalid or unavailable GPU type returns error
Malformed base64 command string causes job launch failure
Requested region unavailable results in error or fallback
Insufficient payment or x402 authorization failure
Docker image not found or pull failure
gpu_count exceeds available capacity

Input

Schema · Request body

Field	Type	Description
ports	object	Port mappings
region	string	Region code (e.g. oh, va, fi); null for cheapest
command	string	Base64-encoded command string
env_vars	object	Environment variables
gpu_type	string	GPU type (e.g. L4, L40S, B200)
gpu_count	integer	Number of GPUs
docker_image	string	Docker image to run
interruptible	boolean	Use spot/interruptible pricing (default true)

Output

Schema · Response

{
  "type": "json",
  "example": {
    "job": {},
    "logs_url": "example",
    "access_key": "example",
    "cancel_url": "example",
    "status_url": "example"
  }
}

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Example use cases

Run custom CUDA inference job

Fine-tune LLM on private data

Deploy batch image processing workload

Technical details

Endpoint

POSThttps://api.hypercli.com/api/x402/job

When to prefer

Side effects

Invalid or unavailable GPU type returns error
Malformed base64 command string causes job launch failure
Requested region unavailable results in error or fallback
Insufficient payment or x402 authorization failure
Docker image not found or pull failure
gpu_count exceeds available capacity

Input

Schema · Request body

Field	Type	Description
ports	object	Port mappings
region	string	Region code (e.g. oh, va, fi); null for cheapest
command	string	Base64-encoded command string
env_vars	object	Environment variables
gpu_type	string	GPU type (e.g. L4, L40S, B200)
gpu_count	integer	Number of GPUs
docker_image	string	Docker image to run
interruptible	boolean	Use spot/interruptible pricing (default true)

Output

Schema · Response

{
  "type": "json",
  "example": {
    "job": {},
    "logs_url": "example",
    "access_key": "example",
    "cancel_url": "example",
    "status_url": "example"
  }
}