RunPod MCP for Coding Agents
RunPod MCP server at mcp.runpod.io and skills are available for Claude Code, Codex, Cursor and others.
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Every row from RunPod in The Deploy Log: 31 rows, newest first, each linking the publisher's own page. The newest shipped are RunPod MCP for Coding Agents and RunPod Terraform Provider 2.0. The first is dated and the newest . By lane: Tools and products 31. They fall in 3 months. The tables below count them by lane and month, and date them.
| Lane | Rows |
|---|---|
| Tools and products | 31 |
| Figure | Value |
|---|---|
| First row dated | |
| Newest row dated | |
| Median days between release days, publisher's dates only | 4 |
RunPod MCP server at mcp.runpod.io and skills are available for Claude Code, Codex, Cursor and others.
RunPod Terraform provider 2.0, generated from REST v2 API, is available since October.
RunPod for Agents adds an MCP server, skills, and one-prompt setup for Claude Code, Codex, Cursor and more.
NVIDIA A40 GPUs with 48 GB VRAM are available on Runpod for fine-tuning LLMs.
DeepSeek R1 Q4 runs on Runpod with 480GB VRAM at $10.74/hr on 6xA100s.
Kimi K3 runs on a single 8xB300 Pod on Runpod at $71.92/hr with 128K context.
RunPod Flash CLI now ships a first-class Nix flake, runnable with nix run github:runpod/flash.
Runpod Hub is live for deploying prebuilt open-source AI repos including ComfyUI, Whisper, and Mochi 1.
Batch inference is generally available on RunPod Serverless with up to 3 million requests a day and up to 30% off on-demand pricing.
RunPod's first Japan data center is live in Fukushima with NVIDIA H200 GPUs and 8-50ms latency for Asia-Pacific users.
RunPod CPU pods now support Docker runtime and network volumes.
RunPod lists per-hour GPU pricing for B300, H200, B200, and other instances.
RunPod launched Global Networking for secure pod-to-pod communication across data centers, live in CA-MTL-3, US-GA-1, US-GA-2, and US-KS-2 with a 100mbps link limit.
RunPod launched Serverless CPU with up to 3.75 GHz cores, DDR5 memory, and NVMe SSD storage.
RunPod Serverless now supports assigning two A100 or H100 80GB GPUs to a worker, or up to ten 24GB or 48GB GPUs.
RunPod now supports scoped API keys with per-endpoint access, usage tracking, and on/off toggles.
Stable Diffusion XL 1.0 is live on RunPod with full support in the Fast Stable Diffusion template.
RunPod launched Clusters, allowing up to 8 nodes and 64 H100s with high-speed interconnects.
RunPod reduced Serverless and Secure Cloud GPU prices by up to 40%, with H100 SXM5 now $3.99/hr.
RunPod added a template for running Disco Diffusion, with A5000 GPUs recommended and $25 suggested starting credit.
RunPod added a guide and template for training DreamBooth models using the Runpod Fast Stable Diffusion template.
RunPod added an easy deploy template for Invoke AI Stable Diffusion, launchable with an RTX A5000 GPU.
RunPod added the NVIDIA RTX 5090 to its GPU lineup, serving Qwen2-0.5B at 65,000+ tokens/sec and 250+ requests/sec.
Batch Jobs are in public beta with up to 5,000 requests per batch and 50,000 queued per endpoint.
RunPod ships an official MCP server for AI IDEs including Claude Code, Cursor, and VS Code.
RunPod's new REST API lets users manage GPU workloads programmatically, including launching, scaling, and monitoring pods.
RunPod's Deploy When Available is now GA, queuing for any GPU spec and deploying when capacity opens.
RunPod now supports Panchovix's 16k-token context models.
RunPod released Better Forge, a template for Stable Diffusion pods with a total payload of approximately 12GB.
RunPod now supports up to four 80GB GPUs per worker and offers an SGLang quick deploy endpoint.
runpod-python 0.10.0 adds a local API server for testing worker handlers via --rp_serve_api.
One line every time AI actually ships, around the clock, free on Threads and Bluesky. Every one is in The Deploy Log with its source.