Changelog

GPU Cloud and Hosted Agents are now available

GPU Cloud and Hosted Agents are out of early access and available to every account, with full API coverage and in-dashboard chat for deployed models.

What’s new

• GPU Cloud is generally available. Deploy a managed GPU instance in a click, then serve any Hugging Face model behind an OpenAI-compatible endpoint, run a one-click template (JupyterLab, ComfyUI, Web Terminal, Ollama), or bring your own CUDA Docker image. Pricing is per second, the rate is locked when you launch, and you reach the workload through the authenticated connect path at api.empiriolabs.ai/v1/gpu/connect/{instance_id}/....
• Chat with your deployed model in the dashboard. Any GPU instance running an OpenAI-compatible model gets a built-in chat page, so you can test prompts, attach images or audio, and stream responses without leaving the dashboard.
• Hosted Agents is generally available. Deploy a private OpenClaw or Hermes agent that lives in your chat apps, runs code safely in an isolated sandbox, generates media across image, video, speech, and more, browses the web, and connects your tools through remote MCP connectors. Each agent is its own monthly subscription billed to your credits.
• Full API coverage. Anything you can do in the dashboard you can do programmatically: deploy and manage GPU instances under /v1/gpu/*, and deploy, message, and configure agents (model, skills, connectors, channels, and access) under /v1/hosted-agents/*. Usage and spend for both appear in /v1/account/usage.

Get started

Open GPU Cloud or Hosted Agents in the dashboard, or read the GPU Cloud and Hosted Agents guides.

Playground improvements and creative templates

A batch of playground quality-of-life updates plus the new creative templates feature for image and video generation.

What’s new

• Creative templates for image and video generation. Pre-curated effect recipes you can apply with a single click in the playground or by passing template: "<slug>" to /v1/images/generations or /v1/videos/generations. Each template picks a recommended model, ships a supported model list, and applies sensible default parameters so you can ship a polished generation without tuning every knob.
• Live cost estimate in the playground. A running estimate now appears next to the Send button before you fire a request, so you can see what each call will cost against your live balance.
• Save generated media from your usage logs. A Save button on usage log entries downloads the file (image, video, audio) for any past generation, so you can keep your output locally before the standard retention window expires.
• Edit, regenerate, and delete on text chat messages. Hover any user or assistant bubble in the playground to edit a prompt and resubmit, regenerate the last response, or mark messages for deletion.

Integration Setup Support

We added new integration setup guidance to help teams connect EmpirioLabs with coding agents, IDE extensions, CLIs, and OpenAI-compatible tools more quickly.

What’s new

• Added an Integrations guide with setup paths for popular agent tools, including OpenCode, Claude Code, Cline, Qwen Code, Codex CLI, Aider, Continue, OpenHands, Hermes Agent, goose, Zed, and Kilo/Roo/Cursor-style IDEs.
• Added a setup helper that can generate selected local configuration files for project-level and user-level workflows, with configurable tool selection, model choice, and an optional smoke test.
• Clarified the core connection values for OpenAI-compatible clients, Anthropic-style Messages clients, API keys, model IDs, and live model catalog checks.