monitor-experiment

Track running experiment progress on a remote server by using SSH to connect and check the status of active screen sessions. This allows you to verify whether your long-running processes are still active or have completed.

Collect and parse remote experiment results by fetching output logs and JSON result files via SSH. The skill automatically extracts these files from the server and reads the key metrics generated by your bash commands.

Compare experiment metrics against a baseline by parsing the collected JSON outputs and log files. The skill summarizes findings in a comparison table and automatically flags unexpected results or anomalies.

Yes, SSH access is required to monitor experiments because the tool connects to remote servers via SSH. It relies on bash commands and screen sessions on the remote host to check status and collect output files.

You can receive notifications when a remote experiment is completed through optional Feishu notifications. This alerts you the moment the monitoring script detects that the screen session has finished running.

The best way to monitor long-running bash experiments is to use a tool that checks screen sessions via SSH, collects JSON outputs, compares metrics against baselines, and sends a Feishu notification upon completion.