hpc-octopus

Plugin hpc-octopus from marketplace hpc-marketplace in william-dawson/hpc-rookery. Commands read from the repo's manifest — 3 days ago.

Skills (7)

• octopus-configuring

  Use when the user wants to set up, configure, or troubleshoot Octopus (RIKEN R-CCS) — SSH access, the embedding endpoint for docs search (RAG), or the ~/.hpc-agent/octopus.json file. Also use when octopus tools fail with connection or embedding errors.

• octopus-demo

  Interactive demo of Octopus (RIKEN R-CCS) — walks through configuration, facility info, live cluster status, docs search, filesystem access, and a real job end to end.

• octopus-monitoring-jobs

  Use when the user asks about the status, progress, output, history, or failure of jobs on Octopus (RIKEN R-CCS), or about queue and node availability. Also use this any time you (the agent) need to check on or wait for a job you submitted, even without a fresh user request.

• octopus-reference

  Use to answer questions about Octopus (RIKEN R-CCS) itself — hardware, partitions, storage, software, policies, or where to get help. Ground answers in the bundled guide and live tool output rather than prior knowledge.

• octopus-remote-command

  Use when the user wants to run one or more shell commands on Octopus (RIKEN R-CCS)'s login node, or when another workflow needs run_command_on_cluster for a live check not covered by a safer typed tool. Requires an exact command preview and explicit user permission before execution.

• octopus-reproducing

  Use when the user asks to make a result on Octopus (RIKEN R-CCS) reproducible, shareable, or turned into a notebook/script — or proactively suggest it after a chunk of exploratory job/file work that produced something worth preserving. Builds a Jupyter notebook that replays the real workflow via hpc

• octopus-submitting-jobs

  Use when the user wants to run, submit, or launch a job on Octopus (RIKEN R-CCS). Covers partition/queue selection, JobSpec construction, submission, and known gotchas specific to this facility.

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