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Documentation Index

Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.cyberun.cloud/llms.txt

Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

Cyberun runs AI workflows on GPU infrastructure your team controls — image and video through ComfyUI, 3D Gaussian-splat reconstruction through Nerfstudio. Sign in from a browser, connect a GPU agent, or drive everything from your AI client through the Model Context Protocol — same workflows, same agents, same team.

Pick your starting point

Cyberun Cloud

The web dashboard. Sign in, create a team, connect agents, run workflows. Most people start here.

Connect an agent

Turn a GPU box into a team agent. Run team workflows on hardware you control, or share spare cycles with the team. No app to install.

Cyberun Studio

The creator workspace. Lock characters, worlds, and assets before generation; direct each shot, then export the cut. Private alpha — request access from the overview.

MCP & Skill

Hook up Claude Code, Cursor, Windsurf, Codex CLI, or VS Code so the AI itself can list workflows, submit tasks, and fetch results.

Cyberun CLI

The cyberun command-line tool. Authenticate, run workflows, submit and fetch tasks, and share a local GPU — straight from your terminal or CI.

API reference

The REST surface, auto-generated from the OpenAPI spec. For scripts and CI.

Cyberun Platform

Self-host, federate sites, configure identity and license. For operators and partners running Cyberun themselves.
Not sure which surface you want? The product map is a one-page chooser.

Teach your AI agent

If you drive Cyberun from an AI tool (Claude Code, Cursor, Windsurf, Codex CLI), install the Cyberun skill once so the agent knows the API and MCP layout without you re-explaining:
npx skills add cyberun-cloud/skills
The skill is a single markdown file your agent loads as a system prompt. See the skill page for what gets installed.