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Linux sandboxes billed by the second from a prepaid balance, and GPU pods on your own RunPod key.

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dev.rent/rent · 0.1.1
Endpoint
https://mcp.rent.dev/mcp
Packages
npm rentdev stdio
npm / week
323
Registry entry
updated 12 Nov 2026

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  • It's published in the registry under rent.dev, a namespace the registry only gives to whoever proves they control that domain.

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Tools it lists 35 · about 45,627 tokens of context · checked 20 hours ago

ToolWhat it doesHint
rent_quoteQuote sandbox pricesDollars per completed task for rent.dev's own sandboxes beside every published-rate vendor, by workload profile, plus hourly GPU rows. Defaults: all three profiles, 2 vCPU, 4096 MiB. A quote is a price list, not a…read-only
rent_list_providersList providersLists rent.dev's provider catalog as compact summaries: each provider's capabilities (offerings, pricing types, interfaces, auth and product capabilities), display-only `summary_verdict`, `agentic` flag, the provenance…read-only
rent_search_docsSearch the rent.dev docsKeyword search over the sections of rent.dev's full docs (llms-full.txt): each hit is one section, best first, with its heading path and Markdown. The docs are re-read every five minutes.read-only
rent_signupSign upCreates a rent.dev account and answers its API key, shown this once (store it; it stays valid until revoked), with the MCP URL and the Authorization header that unlocks its account tools, and a three-line REST…writes
rent_supply_guideRead the provider guideFor someone who runs a machine, their own or a VPS rented elsewhere, and wants to sell its compute; to get a machine to use, call rent_create_sandbox instead. The guide for running a machine as a rent.dev node, as…read-only
rent_get_balanceGet the balanceNeeds a rent.dev account: sign in when your client offers it, or call rent_signup first. Your prepaid balance in micro-USD (1 USD = 1,000,000): total, held by running sandboxes, and available, the part of total that is…read-only
rent_topupTop up the balanceNeeds a rent.dev account: sign in when your client offers it, or call rent_signup first. method "card": answers a pay link for a person (valid 24 hours; Stripe Checkout, no API key needed). On clients that take URL…writes
rent_create_sandboxCreate a sandboxNeeds a rent.dev account: sign in when your client offers it, or call rent_signup first. Starts a Linux sandbox: this is how to get a VPS, server or VM to use on rent.dev. It holds its cost from your balance and is…writes
rent_get_sandboxGet a sandboxNeeds a rent.dev account: sign in when your client offers it, or call rent_signup first. One sandbox by id: state (requested, placing, running, paused, settling, terminated, failed), template, size, timeout_at, port-URL…read-only
rent_list_sandboxesList sandboxesNeeds a rent.dev account: sign in when your client offers it, or call rent_signup first. Your sandboxes, newest first. By default every state but terminated and failed; `state` picks one. `next_cursor` is opaque and…read-only
rent_execRun a commandNeeds a rent.dev account: sign in when your client offers it, or call rent_signup first. Runs a shell command (`/bin/bash -l -c`) in a running sandbox and answers when it exits: stdout, stderr, exit_code (null when…writes
rent_start_processStart a background processNeeds a rent.dev account: sign in when your client offers it, or call rent_signup first. Starts a command in the background and answers at once with its process id. The process id is valid while the sandbox runs; read…writes
rent_get_process_outputRead process outputNeeds a rent.dev account: sign in when your client offers it, or call rent_signup first. Output of a background process after a cursor, whether it still runs, and its exit code. Omit cursor to read from the start; pass…read-only
rent_run_codeRun code in a kernelNeeds a rent.dev account: sign in when your client offers it, or call rent_signup first. Runs code on the Jupyter kernel of a `code-interpreter-v1` sandbox and answers its rich results (text, images as base64, …),…writes
rent_read_fileRead a fileNeeds a rent.dev account: sign in when your client offers it, or call rent_signup first. Reads a file from a running sandbox. Without `encoding` the content comes back as UTF-8 text when it is valid UTF-8, else as…read-only
rent_write_fileWrite a fileNeeds a rent.dev account: sign in when your client offers it, or call rent_signup first. Writes a file in a running sandbox, creating parent directories and replacing what is there. `content` is UTF-8 text, or base64…writes
rent_get_port_urlGet a port URLNeeds a rent.dev account: sign in when your client offers it, or call rent_signup first. The public HTTPS URL of a port in the sandbox (`https://{port}-{sandbox}.{domain}`). It serves while the sandbox runs and…read-only
rent_extend_sandboxExtend a sandboxNeeds a rent.dev account: sign in when your client offers it, or call rent_signup first. Sets a running sandbox to stop timeout_s seconds from now (at most 86400), holding the added cost first on the key that started…writes
rent_pause_sandboxPause a sandboxNeeds a rent.dev account: sign in when your client offers it, or call rent_signup first. Pauses a running sandbox, keeping its memory and files; the id stays valid and rent_resume_sandbox continues it.writes
rent_resume_sandboxResume a sandboxNeeds a rent.dev account: sign in when your client offers it, or call rent_signup first. Resumes a paused sandbox with a new timeout (default 300 s), holding its cost first on the key that started it; a short balance…writes
rent_terminate_sandboxTerminate a sandboxNeeds a rent.dev account: sign in when your client offers it, or call rent_signup first. Ends a sandbox now, deleting its memory and files, and settles its charge. Terminating an ended sandbox answers it unchanged. The…writes
rent_create_gpu_podCreate a GPU podNeeds a rent.dev account: sign in when your client offers it, or call rent_signup first. Starts a GPU pod on RunPod with your own RunPod key (store it with rent_set_byok_credential, vendor runpod). RunPod bills your key…writes
rent_list_gpu_podsList GPU podsNeeds a rent.dev account: sign in when your client offers it, or call rent_signup first. Your GPU pods, newest first, every state. `next_cursor` is opaque and only for the next call of this tool.read-only
rent_terminate_gpu_podTerminate a GPU podNeeds a rent.dev account: sign in when your client offers it, or call rent_signup first. Ends a GPU pod on RunPod, deleting its container disk, and stops RunPod's billing. Terminating an ended pod answers it unchanged.writes
rent_set_byok_credentialStore a vendor keyNeeds a rent.dev account: sign in when your client offers it, or call rent_signup first. Stores your own vendor key (BYOK) for e2b and vercel sandboxes or runpod GPU pods, after one read-only call to the vendor checks…writes
rent_get_usageGet usageNeeds a rent.dev account: sign in when your client offers it, or call rent_signup first. Usage over a period (default the last 30 days): what rent.dev billed for its own sandboxes, beside showback of BYOK usage your…read-only
rent_get_operationGet an operationNeeds a rent.dev account: sign in when your client offers it, or call rent_signup first. A long-running operation by id (`op_…` or `operations/op_…`), as tools answer them for work that outlasts a call (sandbox…read-only
rent_supply_enrollEnrol nodesNeeds a rent.dev account: sign in when your client offers it, or call rent_signup first. For someone who runs a machine, their own or a VPS rented elsewhere, and wants to sell its compute; to get a machine to use, call…writes
rent_supply_nodesList your nodesNeeds a rent.dev account: sign in when your client offers it, or call rent_signup first. For someone who runs a machine, their own or a VPS rented elsewhere, and wants to sell its compute; to get a machine to use, call…read-only
rent_supply_nodeGet a nodeNeeds a rent.dev account: sign in when your client offers it, or call rent_signup first. For someone who runs a machine, their own or a VPS rented elsewhere, and wants to sell its compute; to get a machine to use, call…read-only
rent_supply_update_nodeChange a nodeNeeds a rent.dev account: sign in when your client offers it, or call rent_signup first. For someone who runs a machine, their own or a VPS rented elsewhere, and wants to sell its compute; to get a machine to use, call…writes
rent_supply_probe_nodeProbe a node nowNeeds a rent.dev account: sign in when your client offers it, or call rent_signup first. For someone who runs a machine, their own or a VPS rented elsewhere, and wants to sell its compute; to get a machine to use, call…writes
rent_supply_revoke_nodeRevoke a nodeNeeds a rent.dev account: sign in when your client offers it, or call rent_signup first. For someone who runs a machine, their own or a VPS rented elsewhere, and wants to sell its compute; to get a machine to use, call…writes
rent_supply_earningsGet your earningsNeeds a rent.dev account: sign in when your client offers it, or call rent_signup first. For someone who runs a machine, their own or a VPS rented elsewhere, and wants to sell its compute; to get a machine to use, call…read-only
rent_supply_payoutsList your payoutsNeeds a rent.dev account: sign in when your client offers it, or call rent_signup first. For someone who runs a machine, their own or a VPS rented elsewhere, and wants to sell its compute; to get a machine to use, call…read-only

What https://mcp.rent.dev/mcp answered to tools/list, asked without credentials over MCP 2026-07-28. The token figure is the size of the list as sent, divided by four; a model sees about that much before it calls anything. Full definitions, input schemas included, are in the listing's JSON under mcpTools.

How its tools read to an agent 0 errors · 28 warnings · 0 notes

  • warnTC11rent_create_gpu_pod1 parameter without a description: env
  • warnTC11rent_create_sandbox1 parameter without a description: allow_internet_access
  • warnTC11rent_exec2 parameters without a description: cwd, env
  • warnTC11rent_extend_sandbox1 parameter without a description: timeout_s
  • warnTC11rent_get_operationits one parameter, operation_id, has no description
  • warnTC11rent_get_port_url1 parameter without a description: port
  • warnTC11rent_get_process_output1 parameter without a description: cursor
  • warnTC11rent_list_gpu_pods1 parameter without a description: cursor
  • warnTC11rent_list_sandboxes2 parameters without a description: cursor, state
  • warnTC11rent_read_file1 parameter without a description: encoding
  • warnTC11rent_resume_sandbox1 parameter without a description: timeout_s
  • warnTC11rent_run_code4 parameters without a description: code, context_id, env, timeout_s
  • warnTC11rent_set_byok_credential2 parameters without a description: label, vendor
  • warnTC11rent_start_process4 parameters without a description: cmd, cwd, env, user
  • warnTC11rent_supply_earnings1 parameter without a description: cursor
  • warnTC11rent_supply_nodes1 parameter without a description: cursor
  • warnTC11rent_supply_payouts1 parameter without a description: cursor
  • warnTC11rent_supply_update_node2 parameters without a description: capacity, capacity.slots
  • warnTC11rent_topup1 parameter without a description: method
  • warnTC11rent_write_file3 parameters without a description: content, encoding, path
  • warnTC14rent_list_providersallowed values are in the description, not an enum: capability
  • warnTC22rent_create_sandboxthe definition is about 4,786 tokens
  • warnTC22rent_get_operationthe definition is about 3,155 tokens
  • warnTC22rent_list_providersthe definition is about 4,012 tokens

The first 24 of 28; every finding is in the listing's JSON under mcpTools.check.

The checks from /check and anchor check, run each day on the list above: about 45,627 tokens of definitions. Not part of the score yet. Check your own server.

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