compute-topShows what remote-compute work is queued, running, or finished on a compute machine -- a terminal dashboard (stdlib curses, nothing to install) that reads that machine's job directory, refreshes in place, opens each job's log and exit code, and lets the human prune history. Runs either on the machin
remote-computeRegisters remote machines (SSH, key-only) as user-level compute resources and advertises their availability to projects, capability-style -- register probes GPU/RAM/disks/envs and converges the machine to a consistent, verified setup; enable writes a non-exclusive availability entry (with an informa
scanRe-finds registered remote-compute machines whose network address changed (DHCP gave the GPU box a new IP, so ssh times out at the old one) -- sweeps the subnet for ssh hosts, identifies each machine by the host key already pinned in known_hosts, and converges known_hosts, the ssh alias, and the reg
sshLists every machine registered as a remote-compute resource and prints, in the chat, the ready-to-paste ssh commands for each -- a plain shell, the live job dashboard (`remote-compute top`), the one-shot job table and the GPU summary -- with whether each box is answering right now. Use for '/remote-