Modules

Use your deployed MSP management API for management operations and its inference Gateway for model requests. Check the deployed version and required permissions. Example addresses are placeholders.

Python and TypeScript expose the same supported capabilities. Python uses snake_case; TypeScript and JSON payloads generally use camelCase.

Capability	Python	TypeScript	CLI group
Current user	client.me()	client.me()	whoami
Clusters and capacity	client.clusters	client.clusters	clusters
Model catalog	client.models	client.models	models
Uploaded and trained models	client.my_models	client.myModels	my-models
Datasets	client.datasets	client.datasets	datasets
AI Dataset preparation	client.datasets.preparations	client.datasets.preparations	datasets-preparations
Deployments	client.deployments	client.deployments	deployments
Training	client.training	client.training	training
Evaluations	client.evaluations	client.evaluations	evaluations
Generic jobs	client.jobs	client.jobs	jobs
API keys	client.keys	client.keys	keys
Provider keys	client.provider_keys	client.providerKeys	provider-keys
Usage	client.usage	client.usage	usage
Observability	client.observability	client.observability	observability

Common Method Patterns

• list(...) and get(...) read resources.
• preview(...) checks a workload request before creation.
• create(...), update(...), stop(...), restart(...), cancel(...), and delete(...) change state.
• upload(...) performs the complete supported upload flow.
• wait_for_* in Python and waitFor* in TypeScript poll a long-running resource to a terminal state.
• Temporary download methods return pre-signed URLs that expire; download them directly without a platform authorization header.

Use the API Map to open the detailed Python or TypeScript reference for a module. Do not construct undocumented storage or synchronization requests.