Submit, monitor, cancel, array, and chain Slurm jobs on the Yale SOM HPC cluster. TRIGGER when running, submitting, or scheduling any job or analysis on the cluster (even phrased plainly, e.g. "run my regression on the cluster"), writing sbatch scripts, choosing partitions/resources, or using job arrays, dependencies, or sacct/squeue/scancel.
EnglishKeep work alive across dropped SSH connections to the Yale SOM HPC cluster, and decide where Claude Code itself runs (on the login node vs. on your laptop driving the cluster). TRIGGER when a cluster session dies on laptop sleep/wifi drop, when running Claude Code or a long agent session against the Yale SOM HPC cluster, when keeping tmux/zmx sessions alive on the cluster, or when a long-running shell loses its work on disconnect.
EnglishUse GPFS on the Yale SOM HPC cluster (/gpfs/project, /gpfs/scratch60, compute-node /tmp) without metadata storms. TRIGGER when choosing storage locations on the Yale SOM HPC cluster, moving files to/from GPFS, using cluster scratch/tmp, handling many small files on the cluster, or diagnosing GPFS I/O bottlenecks.
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AGENT SKILLS ATLASIncludes Managing Jobs, Staying Connected, and Using the Filesystem.
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Managing Jobs
Submit, monitor, cancel, array, and chain Slurm jobs on the Yale SOM HPC cluster. TRIGGER when running, submitting, or scheduling any job or analysis on the cluster (even phrased plainly, e.g. "run my regression on the cluster"), writing sbatch scripts, choosing partitions/resources, or using job arrays, dependencies, or sacct/squeue/scancel.
Staying Connected
Keep work alive across dropped SSH connections to the Yale SOM HPC cluster, and decide where Claude Code itself runs (on the login node vs. on your laptop driving the cluster). TRIGGER when a cluster session dies on laptop sleep/wifi drop, when running Claude Code or a long agent session against the Yale SOM HPC cluster, when keeping tmux/zmx sessions alive on the cluster, or when a long-running shell loses its work on disconnect.
Using the Filesystem
Use GPFS on the Yale SOM HPC cluster (/gpfs/project, /gpfs/scratch60, compute-node /tmp) without metadata storms. TRIGGER when choosing storage locations on the Yale SOM HPC cluster, moving files to/from GPFS, using cluster scratch/tmp, handling many small files on the cluster, or diagnosing GPFS I/O bottlenecks.
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