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This page gives Python and CLI examples for each main use case. For parameter details, see SDK reference and CLI reference. For setup, see Installation and Authentication.

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List model repos

Python: 
from simplismart import ModelRepoListParams, Simplismart
import os

client = Simplismart(pg_token=os.getenv("SIMPLISMART_PG_TOKEN"))
repos = client.list_model_repos(
    ModelRepoListParams(
        org_id=os.getenv("ORG_ID"),
        offset=0,
        count=5,
        status="SUCCESS",
        name="vision",
        model_type="BYOM",
    )
)
print(repos)
CLI: 
simplismart model-repos list --org-id "$ORG_ID" --offset 0 --count 5
simplismart model-repos list --org-id "$ORG_ID" --status SUCCESS --name vision --model-type BYOM --offset 0 --count 20

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Get model repo

Python: 
repo = client.get_model_repo(model_id="<MODEL_REPO_UUID>", org_id=os.getenv("ORG_ID"))
CLI: 
simplismart model-repos get --model-id <MODEL_REPO_UUID>

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Create container model repo

Requires a secret (e.g. Docker Hub). See Deploy Docker Container. Python: 
from simplismart import ModelRepoCreate, Simplismart
import os

client = Simplismart(pg_token=os.getenv("SIMPLISMART_PG_TOKEN"))
repo = client.create_model_repo(
    ModelRepoCreate(
        name="vision-container-demo",
        org_id=os.getenv("ORG_ID"),
        source_type="docker_hub",
        source_secret="<SECRET_UUID>",
        registry_path="your-docker-org/your-model",
        docker_tag="latest",
        runtime_gpus=1,
        env={"EXAMPLE_KEY": "value"},
        healthcheck={"path": "/", "port": 8000},
        ports={"http": {"port": 8000}},
    )
)
print(repo["uuid"])
CLI: 
simplismart model-repos create-container \
  --name vision-container-demo \
  --org-id "$ORG_ID" \
  --source-type docker_hub \
  --runtime-gpus 1 \
  --source-secret <SECRET_UUID> \
  --registry-path your-docker-org/your-model \
  --docker-tag latest

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Create deployment

Python: 
from simplismart import DeploymentCreate, Simplismart
import os

client = Simplismart(pg_token=os.getenv("SIMPLISMART_PG_TOKEN"))
deployment = client.create_deployment(
    DeploymentCreate(
        model_repo="<MODEL_REPO_UUID>",
        org=os.getenv("ORG_ID"),
        gpu_id="nvidia-h100",
        name="vision-private-deploy",
        min_pod_replicas=1,
        max_pod_replicas=2,
        autoscale_config={"targets": [{"metric": "gpu", "target": 80}]},
    )
)
print(deployment["uuid"])
CLI: Create a file autoscale.json: 
{"targets": [{"metric": "gpu", "target": 80}]}

simplismart deployments create-private \
  --model-repo <MODEL_REPO_UUID> \
  --org "$ORG_ID" \
  --gpu-id nvidia-h100 \
  --name vision-private-deploy \
  --min-pod-replicas 1 \
  --max-pod-replicas 2 \
  --autoscale-config @autoscale.json
See Creating a Deployment.

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List deployments

Python: 
deployments = client.list_deployments(status="DEPLOYED", offset=0, count=20)
# Or filter by model repo
deployments = client.list_deployments(model_repo_id="<MODEL_REPO_UUID>", status="FAILED", offset=0, count=20)
CLI: 
simplismart deployments list --offset 0 --count 20
simplismart deployments list --status DEPLOYED --offset 0 --count 20
simplismart deployments list --model-repo-id <MODEL_REPO_UUID> --status FAILED --offset 0 --count 20

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Deployment lifecycle: stop, start, scale

Python: 
# Stop
client.stop_deployment(deployment_id="<DEPLOYMENT_UUID>")

# Start
client.start_deployment(deployment_id="<DEPLOYMENT_UUID>")

# Scale
client.update_deployment_autoscaling(
    deployment_id="<DEPLOYMENT_UUID>",
    min_replicas=1,
    max_replicas=3,
)
CLI: 
simplismart deployments stop --deployment-id <DEPLOYMENT_UUID>
simplismart deployments start --deployment-id <DEPLOYMENT_UUID>
simplismart deployments scale --deployment-id <DEPLOYMENT_UUID> --min-replicas 1 --max-replicas 3

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Update deployment

Python: 
client.update_deployment(
    deployment_id="<DEPLOYMENT_UUID>",
    payload={"min_pod_replicas": 2, "max_pod_replicas": 4},
)
CLI: Create edit-payload.json with the editable fields, then: 
simplismart deployments update --deployment-id <DEPLOYMENT_UUID> --payload @edit-payload.json

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Delete deployment and model repo

Python: 
client.delete_deployment(deployment_id="<DEPLOYMENT_UUID>")
client.delete_model_repo(model_id="<MODEL_REPO_UUID>")
CLI: 
simplismart deployments delete --deployment-id <DEPLOYMENT_UUID>
simplismart model-repos delete --model-id <MODEL_REPO_UUID>

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Secrets: create, list, get

Create secrets for registry credentials. Supported secret_type values and their data payloads:
Typedata payload
docker_hub{"username": "...", "token": "..."}
depot{"username": "...", "token": "..."}
NVIDIA NIM{"server": "nvcr.io", "username": "$oauthtoken", "password": "..."}
See Secrets for full reference. Python: 
from simplismart import SecretCreate, Simplismart
import os

client = Simplismart(pg_token=os.getenv("SIMPLISMART_PG_TOKEN"))

# Docker Hub
secret = client.create_secret(
    SecretCreate(
        secret_type="docker_hub",
        name="demo-secret",
        org=os.getenv("ORG_ID"),
        data={
            "username": os.getenv("SECRET_USERNAME", "myuser"),
            "token": os.getenv("SECRET_PASSWORD", "mytoken"),
        },
    )
)

# Depot (same shape: username + token)
# secret = client.create_secret(
#     SecretCreate(
#         secret_type="depot",
#         name="depot-secret",
#         org=os.getenv("ORG_ID"),
#         data={"username": "...", "token": "..."},
#     )
# )

# NVIDIA NIM (server + $oauthtoken username + password)
# secret = client.create_secret(
#     SecretCreate(
#         secret_type="nvidia_nim",
#         name="nvidia-secret",
#         org=os.getenv("ORG_ID"),
#         data={
#             "server": "nvcr.io",
#             "username": "$oauthtoken",
#             "password": "...",
#         },
#     )
# )

# List
secrets = client.list_secrets(org_id=os.getenv("ORG_ID"))
# Get
one = client.get_secret(secret_id=secret["uuid"])
CLI: Create secret-data.json (for docker_hub or depot: username + token): 
{"username": "myuser", "token": "mytoken"}
For NVIDIA NIM: 
{"server": "nvcr.io", "username": "$oauthtoken", "password": "your-oauth-token"}
Then: 
simplismart secrets create --org-id "$ORG_ID" --name demo-secret --secret-type docker_hub --data @secret-data.json
simplismart secrets list --org-id "$ORG_ID"
simplismart secrets get --secret-id <SECRET_UUID>

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BYOC deployment

Create a BYOC deployment with a payload (cluster, nodegroup, etc.). See Bring your own compute and Deploy on imported cluster. Python: 
with open("byoc-create.json") as f:
    payload = json.load(f)
deployment = client.create_byoc_deployment(payload=payload)
CLI: 
simplismart deployments create-byoc --payload @byoc-create.json
Your byoc-create.json should match the API schema (e.g. cluster ID, nodegroup ID, model/repo references). Use the dashboard or API docs to confirm the exact payload shape.