Restore and revalidate SLURM job monitors after session reconnect.
npx skills add https://github.com/KangOxford/auto-quant-research --skill moveon
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: moveon Source: https://github.com/KangOxford/auto-quant-research/tree/main/execution-layer/skills/moveon Command: npx skills add https://github.com/KangOxford/auto-quant-research --skill moveon
When a session is interrupted or reattached, this skill reestablishes and validates active background monitors for SLURM jobs, ensuring no running task is left unmanaged.
Run moveon after reconnect to restore all active monitors.
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To restore SLURM job monitors after a session reconnect, run the moveon command to re-scan the persistent state file and re-launch background monitors for active jobs.
Background SLURM jobs are left untracked because session interruptions terminate active monitors. This skill reestablishes and validates these monitors using a persistent state file.
During recovery, the skill distinguishes RUNNING, PENDING, and COMPLETED SLURM jobs, taking appropriate recovery actions like re-launching monitors or reporting final status and metrics.
Yes, you need a persistent state file at .claude/active_monitors.jsonl to track active HPC tasks and successfully restore your background SLURM monitors.
Yes, you can clear all active SLURM monitors by executing the skill with the optional --clean flag to remove untracked job entries from the state file.
The skill executes Bash-based checks using squeue and sacct commands to validate running and completed SLURM jobs and report final results.
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