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Use GPU Like NFS - Manage AI studio environments with remote GPU access. Create, connect, and manage GPU-powered development environments.
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GPU Go - Remote GPU Management for VS Code

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Use GPU Like NFS - Seamlessly manage AI/ML development environments with remote GPU access directly from VS Code.


✨ Features

🖥️ Studio Environments

Create and manage AI development studio environments with one-click remote GPU access:

  • One-Click Creation - Spin up GPU-powered environments instantly
  • SSH Integration - Connect directly from VS Code terminal
  • Pre-configured Images - PyTorch, TensorFlow, Jupyter, and more
  • Automatic SSH Config - No manual configuration needed

🔧 GPU Workers

View and manage GPU workers across your infrastructure:

  • List all available workers and their status
  • Monitor active connections in real-time
  • Create new workers via CLI or web dashboard
  • Quick access to worker details and logs

📊 Device Management

Comprehensive view of all your GPU devices:

  • View GPU specifications (model, VRAM, driver version)
  • Monitor device availability and utilization
  • Quick access to detailed device information
  • Multi-GPU support

🚀 Getting Started

Step 1: Install the Extension

Install from the VS Code Marketplace or search for "GPU Go" in VS Code Extensions.

Step 2: Login

  1. Click on the GPU Go icon in the Activity Bar
  2. Click "Login to GPU Go"
  3. Generate a Personal Access Token (PAT) from the dashboard
  4. Paste the token in VS Code

Step 3: Setup Your GPU Server

On your GPU server, install and start the ggo agent:

# Install ggo CLI
curl -fsSL https://cdn.tensor-fusion.ai/gpugo/install.sh | sh

# Login to your account
ggo login

# Start the agent
ggo agent start

Step 4: Create a Worker

Create a worker to share GPU resources:

ggo worker create --agent-id <your-agent-id> --name my-worker --gpu-ids 0

Step 5: Create a Studio Environment

Use the "Create Studio" button in the extension to create a new development environment with remote GPU access.


📋 Commands

Command Description
GPU Go: Login Login to GPU Go platform
GPU Go: Logout Logout from GPU Go platform
GPU Go: Create Studio Environment Create a new studio environment
GPU Go: Refresh Studio Refresh studio list
GPU Go: Refresh Workers Refresh workers list
GPU Go: Refresh Devices Refresh devices list
GPU Go: Open Dashboard Open GPU Go web dashboard

⚙️ Configuration

Setting Default Description
gpugo.serverUrl https://tensor-fusion.ai GPU Go API server URL
gpugo.dashboardUrl https://go.tensor-fusion.ai GPU Go dashboard URL
gpugo.cliPath (auto-detected) Path to ggo CLI binary
gpugo.autoRefreshInterval 30 Auto-refresh interval in seconds (0 to disable)
gpugo.autoDownloadCli true Automatically download CLI on first install

📦 Requirements

  • VS Code 1.85.0 or higher
  • ggo CLI - Auto-downloaded or install manually
  • Internet connection for API access

🔗 Links

  • 📖 Documentation
  • 🐛 Report Issues
  • 💬 Discord Community
  • 🌐 Website

📄 License

Proprietary - Copyright © 2026 NexusGPU PTE. LTD. All rights reserved.

See LICENSE for details.

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