What problem does it solve? Running ML experiments on remote servers makes it hard to know whether training finished, what the metrics are, and how they compare to baselines without manually logging in and digging through logs. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Remote Session Inspection: Lists active screen sessions on a server and captures recent output from each one via SSH. - Structured Result Collection: Finds and parses JSON result files, then presents metrics in a comparison table with deltas against the correct baseline. - Anomaly Flagging & Notification: Detects negative deltas, NaN values, or divergence, and optionally sends a Feishu notification when experiments complete. - Use Case: You launched three codec training runs on a GPU server last night. Ask the assistant to check results, and it fetches each screen's output, parses the JSON summaries, and reports which method beat the baseline. ## Quick Start Ask the assistant to check the experiment results on your GPU server and summarize how each run compares to the baseline.