cortex hardware

This command allows you manage and monitor hardware resources.

Usage:

Note

You can use the --verbose flag to display more detailed output of the internal processes. To apply this flag, use the following format: cortex --verbose [subcommand].

MacOs/Linux

cortex hardware [options] [subcommand]

Windows

cortex.exe hardware [options]

Options:

Option	Description	Required	Default value	Example
-h, --help	Display help information for the command.	No	-	-h

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Subcommands:

cortex hardware list

Note

This CLI command calls the following API endpoint:

• List Model

This command lists all the hardware resources.

Usage:

MacOs/Linux

cortex hardware list [options]

Windows

cortex.exe hardware list [options]

For example, it returns the following:

OS Information:
+---+---------------------------+--------------------+
| # | Version                   | Name               |
+---+---------------------------+--------------------+
| 1 | 24.04.1 LTS (Noble Numbat)| Ubuntu 24.04.1 LTS |
+---+---------------------------+--------------------+

Options:

Option	Description	Required	Default value	Example
-h, --help	Display help for command.	No	-	-h
--cpu	Display CPU information	No	-	--cpu
--os	Display OS information	No	-	--os
--ram	Display RAM information	No	-	--ram
--storage	Display Storage information	No	-	--storage
--gpu	Display GPU information	No	-	--gpu
--power	Display Power information	No	-	--power
--monitors	Display Monitors information	No	-	--monitors

cortex hardware activate

Note

This CLI command calls the following API endpoint:

• List Model

This command activates the Cortex’s hardware, currently support only GPUs.

Usage:

MacOs/Linux

cortex hardware activate [options]

Windows

cortex.exe hardware activate [options]

For example, it returns the following:

Activated GPUs: 0

Options:

Option	Description	Required	Default value	Example
-h, --help	Display help for command.	No	-	-h
--gpus	List of GPUs to activate	Yes	-	[0, 1]