Linux or macOS. SkyPilot itself doesn't support Windows clients.

pip install "sixtytwo-cli[skypilot]"

On your account page, generate a sixtytwo API token and save it to ~/.sixtytwo/credentials:

mkdir -p ~/.sixtytwo
echo "token=sxty_..." > ~/.sixtytwo/credentials
chmod 600 ~/.sixtytwo/credentials

Or export SIXTYTWO_TOKEN=sxty_... in your shell.

sky check
# Sixtytwo: enabled [compute]

sky show-gpus --infra sixtytwo
# Lists the same SKUs you see on sixtytwo.ai/, at the same prices.

Standard SkyPilot YAML. Change one line.

resources:
  cloud: sixtytwo
  accelerators: A100-80GB:3
  use_spot: false        # spot tier costs roughly half

run: |
  python train.py

sky launch train.yaml

sky logs, sky status, sky down all work.

Need pods to reach internal services (MLFlow, feature stores, GCS proxies) inside your VPC without a per-cloud VPN? Save a Tailscale auth key on your account, then add a setup block to your YAML:

resources:
  cloud: sixtytwo
  accelerators: A100-80GB:3

setup: |
  # Pull TS_AUTHKEY + reservation id from PID 1's env (providers
  # expose spec.env there, not in /etc/environment).
  export TS_AUTHKEY=$(tr '\0' '\n' < /proc/1/environ | grep '^TS_AUTHKEY=' | cut -d= -f2-)
  export SIXTYTWO_RESERVATION_ID=$(tr '\0' '\n' < /proc/1/environ | grep '^SIXTYTWO_RESERVATION_ID=' | cut -d= -f2-)
  # Tailscale hostnames must be DNS labels; rsv_xxx has underscores.
  HOST=sixtytwo-$(echo "$SIXTYTWO_RESERVATION_ID" | tr "_" "-")
  # Install Tailscale.
  curl -fsSL https://tailscale.com/install.sh | sh
  # Pod images don't ship systemd; start tailscaled in userspace-networking mode.
  [ "$(id -u)" = "0" ] && SUDO="" || SUDO="sudo -E"
  $SUDO tailscaled --tun=userspace-networking --state=/tmp/tailscaled.state >/tmp/tailscaled.log 2>&1 &
  sleep 2
  $SUDO tailscale up --authkey=$TS_AUTHKEY --hostname=$HOST --accept-routes

run: |
  python train.py    # mlflow.example.tailnet.ts.net resolves

Each pod gets a tailnet hostname keyed to the reservation ID.