NVIDIA Fleet Intelligence Client

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nvfleetint provides command-line and Go interfaces to NVIDIA Fleet Intelligence.

  • CLI: Use the nvfleetint executable to inspect fleet status, node health, inventory, alerts, events, and reports from a terminal or automation workflow.
  • Go SDK: Import github.com/NVIDIA/fleet-intelligence-client/nvfleetint to integrate Fleet Intelligence data into Go applications and services.

Both interfaces support fleet summaries, compute zones, node groups, nodes, health history, alerts, events, tags, inventory reports, and error reports.

Install

CLI

Linux and macOS

Install nvfleetint:

$curl -fsSL https://github.com/NVIDIA/fleet-intelligence-client/releases/latest/download/install.sh | bash

The installer verifies the release checksum and, on macOS, the Developer ID signature and Apple notarization ticket before installing the executable. For publisher-authenticated verification using the signed checksum manifest, see Verify release artifacts.

Windows

Install nvfleetint:

1Invoke-WebRequest https://github.com/NVIDIA/fleet-intelligence-client/releases/latest/download/install.ps1 -OutFile install.ps1
2.\install.ps1

Go SDK

Add the nvfleetint package to a Go module:

$go get github.com/NVIDIA/fleet-intelligence-client/nvfleetint

See the Go SDK guide for client setup and usage.

Quick Start

Choose an NGC API key:

$nvfleetint auth add     # prompts for the API key and API URL
$nvfleetint overview
$nvfleetint node list

auth add reads the key from stdin rather than a flag, so it never reaches your shell history. The key is not echoed as you type it, and the API URL is offered with the production endpoint already filled in — press Enter to take it.

Credentials are stored in named profiles; with no name, auth add uses one called default, so single-tenant setup is the one command above. To work against several tenants or endpoints, name them: add more with nvfleetint auth add <name>, switch the default with nvfleetint auth use <name>, and select one for a single command with --profile. Re-running auth add with an existing name changes that profile in place, which is how a key is rotated — press Enter at the key prompt to keep the stored key without ever displaying it (--yes covers replacing it from a script, where nothing can be confirmed):

$nvfleetint auth add dev
$nvfleetint node list --profile dev

Run nvfleetint <command> --help for command-specific flags.

AI Skills

Install the bundled Fleet Intelligence skills for Claude Code, Cursor, and Codex:

$npx skills add NVIDIA/fleet-intelligence-client \
>  --skill '*' \
>  --agent claude-code --agent cursor --agent codex

Install and authenticate nvfleetint first. See Agent Skills for available skills and usage guidance.