manage_network_volume
Manage Network Volume
Update or delete a network volume. You can change the volume name and size, or permanently delete it.
manage_network_volume
Update or delete a network volume. You can change the volume name and size, or permanently delete it.
manage_pod
Perform lifecycle actions on a Pod: start, stop, restart, reset, or terminate. Use this to control the state of a running or stopped Pod.
list_templates
List templates in your RunPod account. Templates define reusable Pod and endpoint configurations including container images, environment variables, and resource requirements. Optionally include public and RunPod-provided templates.
run_job
Submit a job to a Serverless endpoint. Choose between **synchronous** execution (waits for result, best for quick tasks under 30s) or **asynchronous** execution (returns immediately with a job ID for polling). Optionally specify a webhook URL to receive results when complete.
manage_job
Perform actions on a Serverless job: cancel a running/queued job, retry a failed/timed-out job, or purge all pending jobs from the queue.
manage_template
Update or delete a template. When updating, any changes will trigger a rolling release for associated endpoints. Templates in use by Pods or endpoints cannot be deleted.
get_job_status
Check the status and results of a Serverless job. Use this to poll for completion after submitting an asynchronous job. Returns the job's current status and output if completed.
delete_endpoint
Permanently delete a Serverless endpoint. This terminates all associated workers and removes the endpoint configuration.
list_network_volumes
List all persistent network storage volumes in your RunPod account. Network volumes can be attached to Pods and Serverless endpoints, and they persist across restarts.
get_endpoint
Retrieve detailed information about a specific Serverless endpoint including its configuration, autoscaling settings, template, and health status. Also fetches endpoint health for operational insights.
list_endpoints
List all Serverless endpoints in your RunPod account. Returns endpoint configuration details including autoscaling settings, GPU types, and worker counts.
update_endpoint
Update a Serverless endpoint's configuration including autoscaling parameters, GPU type, worker limits, and timeouts.
get_billing
Retrieve billing history for Pods, Serverless endpoints, or Network Volumes. Filter by date range, resource ID, and grouping to analyze costs. Amounts are in USD.
create_endpoint
Create a new Serverless endpoint for AI inference on RunPod. Configure autoscaling, GPU type, worker counts, and timeouts. Requires an existing template ID.
create_template
Create a reusable template for Pods or Serverless endpoints. Templates define the container image, environment variables, ports, disk sizes, and other configuration that can be shared across deployments.
update_pod
Update a Pod's configuration including its name, container image, disk sizes, environment variables, ports, and other settings. Note: updating triggers a Pod reset, and GPU type cannot be changed.
create_network_volume
Create a persistent network storage volume that can be attached to Pods and Serverless endpoints. Volumes are region-specific and persist across Pod restarts.
get_pod
Retrieve detailed information about a specific Pod by its ID, including its configuration, status, GPU details, networking, and attached volumes.
list_pods
List all GPU/CPU Pods in your RunPod account. Filter by compute type, status, GPU type, name, or attached network volume to find specific Pods. Returns Pod details including configuration, pricing, and status.
create_pod
Create a new GPU or CPU Pod on RunPod. Specify the container image, GPU type, disk sizes, ports, and environment variables. Supports both on-demand and spot (interruptible) instances.
Manage GPU/CPU cloud infrastructure for AI/ML workloads. Create, start, stop, and terminate GPU Pods for training and development. Deploy and manage serverless endpoints for AI inference with synchronous, asynchronous, and streaming execution modes. Submit jobs, check job status, cancel jobs, and purge queues. Create and manage persistent network volumes for storage. Save and reuse deployment configurations as templates. Connect private container registries. Monitor endpoint health, worker availability, and job statistics. Access billing history and usage data. Call pre-deployed public AI model endpoints for image, video, audio, and text generation.
Common questions about connecting Runpod to AI agents with Metorial.