corerun-adminAdminister a corerun organisation from the CLI -- people and their workspace roles, invitations, groups, identity providers (SSO), service accounts for CI, the licence, per-workspace quotas, shared git connections, usage and security settings. Use when asked to onboard or offboard someone, change wh
corerun-agentsBuild, share and talk to agents on corerun — a coding-agent harness in a sandbox per person, with instructions, projects of files, connectors (MCP servers and Kubernetes clusters), custom MCP servers the platform runs (from API descriptions or an image), policies saying what it may do with them and
corerun-datasetsFind, import, upload and inspect datasets on corerun — from HuggingFace, Kaggle, a URL, or local files and folders, with schema, format, size, tags and licence. Use when a task needs training data, when asked what data is available, to put local data on the platform, or before wiring a dataset into
corerun-devopsInstall, upgrade, back up, monitor and troubleshoot an on-premises corerun installation with Helm on Kubernetes -- the enterprise edition, its licence, first-run bootstrap, identity provider, object store, compute onboarding and secrets. Use when asked to deploy corerun on a customer's own cluster,
corerun-endpointsModel endpoints on corerun — the stable address an application calls, its API keys, and publishing models behind it including ones corerun does not run. Use when asked for the URL to call a model, to rotate or find a key, to put a provider's model behind the platform's address, or when a client gets
corerun-finetuneRun LoRA, QLoRA and full fine-tuning jobs on corerun — size one against the compute before it runs, pick a base model and dataset, register the result in the model registry, track it to completion. Use when asked to fine-tune, adapt, or specialise a model on a dataset.
corerun-genaiRead and judge what an agent did on corerun — traces and their span trees, the conversations they group into, the judges that score them, review queues for human verdicts, issue detection over a sample of traces, and evaluation runs. Use when asked why an agent answered as it did, what it costs or h
corerun-inferenceDeploy and manage model-serving endpoints on corerun — vLLM for language models, Triton for the rest, LoRA adapters, the publisher's recipe for each model. Use for any request to serve a model, get an OpenAI-compatible endpoint, change how one runs, move it behind another endpoint, or find out why a
corerun-jobsSubmit, monitor, and debug training jobs on corerun — run a folder of training code or a workspace code repository on a GPU profile, from flags or a corerun.yaml job file, list jobs, follow logs, check status, stop or delete them. Use for any request to train a model, run a training script, check wh
corerun-modelsWork with the corerun model registry — publish catalogue models into it, list and create registered models, import from HuggingFace, push and pull versions, stage them through staging and production, and set aliases like champion. Use when asked to publish, register, import, promote, fetch or versio
corerun-notebooksStart, find, share, move, stop and delete notebooks on corerun — interactive sessions on a cluster or bare-metal host, with GPUs, mounted datasets and environment variables — and read a stopped notebook's saved files. Use when asked for a notebook or a place to work interactively, for a notebook's U
corerun-quotaCheck what the workspace has room for before allocating anything on corerun — GPUs, jobs, notebooks, inference servers, storage. Use before submitting a job, starting a fine-tune, or deploying an endpoint, and whenever a creation fails with a limit or quota error.
corerun-tokensIssue, list and revoke corerun tokens for things that are not a person — an OpenTelemetry exporter sending traces, a CI job, a script — each limited to the scopes it needs. Use when something needs to call corerun without a person signed in, when setting up trace export, or when a token may have lea
corerun-workspacesCreate and delete corerun workspaces, choose which one the CLI acts in, and manage the organization's storage accounts and compute. Use when asked to set up a new workspace, switch between workspaces, add an S3 or ObjectIO account, or connect a cluster or bare-metal host.