# amics documentation

Agent-oriented documentation for bounded remote GPU execution.
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# Documentation

- [GPU compute your agent can use safely](/): Run commands from a local project on bounded remote GPUs while the agent and Git workflow stay local.

- **Start here**
- Get started
  - [Quickstart](/getting-started/quickstart): Install the standalone CLI, sign in, inspect live capacity, and run a local command on a bounded remote GPU.
- For agents
  - [Use Amics from a coding agent](/agents): Give an agent a provider-neutral way to run GPU workloads while the agent and its saved login stay local.
  - [Install the Amics skill](/agents/install-skill): Install the Amics workflow for Codex, Claude Code, Cursor, OpenCode, or another Agent Skills-compatible client.
  - [Approval and safety](/agents/approval-and-safety): The spend, secret, replay, and cleanup rules an unattended agent must follow.

- **Use Amics**
- CLI
  - [Amics CLI](/cli): A standalone, provider-neutral executable for bounded remote GPU commands, durable runs, and compute.
  - [Run a project command](/cli/run): Snapshot a local source tree, execute literal arguments on bounded GPU compute, stream output, and clean up safely.
  - [Durable runs and output](/cli/runs): Inspect accepted commands, follow byte-exact output, cancel one generation, and recover safely after interruption.
- Compute
  - [Compute model](/compute): How Amics selects capacity, snapshots source, reuses warm cache, and cleans up compute.
- Guides
  - [Run an autoresearch loop](/guides/autoresearch): Keep experiment decisions and Git local while reusing one bounded warm GPU across repeated commands.

- **Reference**
- Reference
  - [CLI overview](/reference/cli): Command surface, output modes, and exit statuses for the standalone amics executable.
  - [HTTP endpoints](/reference/endpoints): Base URL, authentication, idempotency, and the public compute routes used by the CLI and direct integrations.
  - [Current limits](/reference/limits): The explicit boundaries of the current Amics remote-execution contract.