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cuopt-server-api-python

cuOpt REST server — start server, endpoints, Python/curl client examples. Use when the user is deploying or calling the REST API.

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# cuOpt Server — Deploy and client (Python/curl)

This skill covers **starting the server** and **client examples** (curl, Python). Server has no separate C API (clients can be any language).

## Purpose

Use this skill when the user is deploying the cuOpt REST server or writing a client against it — choosing a deployment target, mapping a problem onto the HTTP endpoints, translating between Python-API and REST field names, or debugging a rejected payload.

## Prerequisites

- An NVIDIA GPU with a working CUDA driver (the server requires one; `--gpus all` for Docker).
- `cuopt-server` installed, or Docker with the NVIDIA Container Toolkit. See the install skill.
- Python clients need `requests`. No API key or auth token is required by the server itself.