The first Task-Aware MCP server and automated VRAM calculator for LLM fine-tuning. Instantly snipe the cheapest, fastest GPUs across 10+ cloud providers.
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The first Task-Aware MCP server and automated VRAM calculator for LLM fine-tuning. Instantly snipe the cheapest, fastest GPUs across 10+ cloud providers.
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You want to fine-tune an LLM. You open Vast.ai, RunPod, AWS, etc. -- a dozen tabs, a dozen pricing models, a dozen different ways to describe a GPU. Which option can run your code, and do so more cheaply and quickly? An hour later you're still in a spreadsheet and haven't written a single line of training code.
Train in Silence is the first Task-Aware MCP server for LLM fine-tuning. It doesn't just list prices; it understands your workload. Describe your training job once, and it calculates the required VRAM/FLOPs to return the cheapest, fastest, and most balanced hardware options across a dozen cloud providers -- in seconds.
Install the library and register it as a tool in Claude Code:
pip install train-in-silence
claude mcp add tis --scope user -- tis-mcp
Then just ask in natural language:
> I want to run the fine-tune code in my current directory, and finish it within 20 hours.
Find me the best GPU options across Vast.ai, RunPod, and Lambda.
Claude Code calls TIS behind the scenes and returns a structured recommendation -- no YAML, no config files, no manual comparison.
pip install train-in-silence
tis recommend examples/request.yaml
$ tis recommend examples/request.yaml
Found 5 viable configurations
Lowest cost: $4.32 | Fastest runtime: 2.1 hours
#1 [cheapest] RunPod 1x A6000 (48 GB) $4.32 / 6.8 h
#2 [fastest] Vast.ai 2x A100 (80 GB) $9.10 / 2.1 h
#3 [balanced] RunPod 1x A100 (80 GB) $6.40 / 3.2 h
...
Note: Output above is illustrative. Actual results depend on live market data.
| Channel | Command | Docs |
|---|---|---|
| CLI | tis recommend request.yaml | CLI Guide |
| REST API | uvicorn tis.api.server:app | API Reference |
| Claude Code | claude mcp add tis --scope user --tis-mcp | MCP Guide |
| Claude Desktop | Add tis-mcp to claude_desktop_config.json | MCP Guide |
TIS aggregates live pricing across a dozen GPU clouds. API keys are optional: if not provided, TIS automatically falls back sequentially to universal live aggregators (GPUHunt/GPUFinder) or bundled sample data.
| Provider Class | Included Platforms | Auth Required |
|---|---|---|
| Dedicated | Vast.ai, RunPod | Optional (Highly Recommended) |
| Aggregated | Vast.ai, RunPod, AWS, CoreWeave, Lambda Labs, Tensordock, Vultr, GCP, Azure, OCI, Nebius, CloudRift, Cudo Compute, Verda | None (Auto-fallback) |
Every recommendation clearly identifies its Source of Truth (e.g., live:official, live:gpuhunt, live:gpufinder, or sample) so you always know how fresh the data is. -> Provider details
YAML request -> Estimator -> Market Aggregator -> Optimizer -> Pareto Frontier -> Ranked Output
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... [View full README on GitHub](https://github.com/hlpun/Train-in-Silence#readme)