NoctHost

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Tools this endpoint exposes

Read directly from the endpoint on 11 Nov 2026. Not supplied by the maker.

• get_account

  Balance in USD, current hourly spend, how long the balance lasts at that rate, and how many servers the account runs and may run. Call this before creating a server.

• list_options

  What can be deployed right now: sizes (shared vCPU, dedicated CPU, NVIDIA GPU, bare metal) with vCPU, RAM, disk, included traffic, hourly and monthly price in USD, and the clouds (Vultr, DigitalOcean,

• quote

  Price of a specific order: plan in a city (and optionally cloud, OS, count, hours). Returns the hourly price per server and in total, the cost for the given hours, the monthly price, and whether the c

• list_servers

  Servers on the account (everything not destroyed): id, label, status, cloud, city, plan, IPv4, hourly price and a ready SSH command for running Linux servers.

• get_server

  One server by id: status (PROVISIONING, ACTIVE, STOPPED, ERROR and so on), IPv4, SSH command, plan, city, cloud and hourly price. Use it to follow a server that was still provisioning.

• create_server

  Creates 1 to 10 servers (default limit 3 per call) and waits up to about two minutes for ACTIVE, then returns ids, IPv4 and the SSH command. Spends money: billed per hour from the balance until destro

• server_power

  reboot, stop (power off) or start a server by id. A stopped server keeps its IP and disk and is still billed per hour while it exists; destroy_server ends billing.

• destroy_server

  Permanently deletes a server and its disk; billing stops in the hour it is destroyed. Needs confirm: true and the server's exact label. Without both it only describes what would be destroyed.