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A SKILL.md-based agent skill covering the full deep learning experiment lifecycle—running jobs on owned or rented GPUs, verifying results, and delivering reproducible figures and tables.

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remote-gpu-trainer — the DL Experiment Lifecycle

Overview

One skill for the whole arc of a DL experiment: RUN → VERIFY → DELIVER.

RUN — get a long GPU job to start, survive, and finish, then get the result off the box. On a machine you own there is no meter; on a rented box the core insight is that you are a short-term tenant on someone else's machine — so the job is to detach the work, make the result outlive the instance, and stop the meter safely, not to provision a cluster. Platform-specific at the edges (one profiles/<platform>.md owns every path, proxy, billing verb, and spot rule), invariant at the core.
Remote ownership boundary — this skill is the compute/control layer: it binds inputs, runs and verifies compute, and closes one run into export/<run-id>. Long-term project organization belongs to research-artifact-hygiene; any durable/local/cloud mirror begins only at a validated export and belongs to the generic mirror-research-artifacts skill. Never mirror a mutable active/ tree.
VERIFY — is this number a bug, a real effect, or noise? A surprising result is a hypothesis, not a fact to report. Platform-agnostic.
DELIVER — organize the result so every shipped number/figure/table is a deterministic function of one immutable evidence layer; provenance and cross-document consistency are locked by mechanism, not by a human remembering to update three documents. Platform-agnostic.

Two stances run through VERIFY and DELIVER: user sovereignty (the science — seed count, which samples, whether an aux channel exists — is the user's call; the skill organizes and discloses a tradeoff once, then stops nagging) and audit → disclose, not enforce (the skill is an honest auditor, not a gate guard — an integrity issue must surface with the conclusion it affects, but the skill never blocks the user from shipping). Mantra: "disclose it, or don't claim it."

Route first

RUN — own the box or rent it?
- Local (a workstation/laptop you own, no meter) → references/run-local/ and profiles/local.md.
- Rented / remote (any metered or shared box you don't own) → references/run-remote/, and pick your profiles/<platform>.md FIRST (it owns every path/verb/proxy the phases delegate to).
Then ALWAYS → VERIFY the result (references/verifying/). A green run is not a real number.
When publication synthesis is requested, optionally consult references/delivering/ for legacy/non-canonical publication synthesis guidance. It never defines the artifact layout: canonical runs, hardware evidence, trust records, figures and tables belong to research-artifact-hygiene.

Already debugging a model that won't converge / OOMs / hangs / NaNs, regardless of where it runs? Jump straight to references/training/ (the 8-file debug layer), then come back to VERIFY before you report.

Operating principles (the spine)

The load-bearing invariants. One line each; the full cross-platform set (10 invariants for the remote lifecycle) is in references/run-remote/principles.md — read it before Phase 0 of a remote run.

Checkpoint-to-durable + idempotent resume is the universal spine. File-checkpoint to the durable location + unconditional load-latest-on-startup is the one mechanism that survives an SSH drop, a Slurm walltime kill, a K8s reschedule, a spot preemption, a Colab disconnect. The detach primitive (tmux / sbatch / Job) is the swappable plug; this is the invariant.
Trust the artifact you loaded, not a log line that claims success. "synced / saved / done" lies under a silently-failed write; a watcher's own state is also a claim — reconcile it against the real process / artifact / pixels / bytes.
Cheap checks before expensive compute. A 1–2 batch CPU smoke (logger off) kills import/config/ shape/scale bugs for ~free, before they bill GPU-hours.
Cost and destructive actions are the user's call. Never auto-release/terminate, never delete durable files without confirmation; if cleanup can't free space, ask to expand the disk, don't silently shrink the experiment.
Execution permission is not task authority. Sandbox / Full Access only controls whether a command can run. Keep operational authority and scientific promotion separate: once a bounded, non-overwriting delivery objective is authorized, same-scope diagnostics, verifier/schema version bumps, tests, hashes, and control-plane repairs do not require a fresh confirmation merely because they mint a new immutable ID. Re-ask for new billable compute, destructive/irreversible actions, science-protocol changes, metric promotion, publication, or any other material scope expansion. A standing unattended contract applies only after its own activation rule is satisfied.
Make the control plane cheap and the data plane rare. Validate small schemas, identities, paths, and contract hashes before rereading multi-GB bundles. A synthetic fixture may test rejection behavior but may never invent the producer's positive schema; freeze a redacted real-shape fixture and prove its test is live. Recompute every large payload once per trust boundary—producer, independent remote acceptance, and local pull—not once per wrapper or verifier revision.
One-way run closure. Mutable work stays under active/<run-id>; only a validated capsule may move from export/.partial/<run-id> to export/<run-id>, and failed closeouts move to quarantine/. AutoDL binds this exactly as /root/autodl-tmp/<project>/{cache,active,export/.partial,export/<run-id>,quarantine}. A closed export is fully isomorphic to canonical local runs/<run-id>: run.json, config.yaml, train.csv, best.pth, optional frozen last.pth, and . Every declared software test must include visualization coverage for all declared conditions × task-native roles × K fixed selected samples. Real capture/hardware results never enter this software capsule; close them separately as (capture/decode/model-run bindings, no copied weights) or hand them to . A hardware test without machine-readable ground truth must declare that status and metric non-applicability; it keeps finite-forward rows and prediction/overlay visuals but never invents ground truth or GT-derived metrics. Caches and whole active trees never cross a mirror boundary. Layout and gates → .

RUN — local (a box you own)

No meter, no teardown clock — the risks move from money to resource contention and your machine's stability. The discipline that does not relax: env hygiene, resource awareness, artifact/checkpoint care, and "state the seed." Start at profiles/local.md, then the matching doc:

Env hygiene — never train/install in conda base on a persistent box; the 4-step gate (enumerate → pick the project env → confirm sys.executable → run) → references/run-local/env-hygiene.md.
Launch & detach — nohup/tmux, log + alive probe, don't foreground-block → references/run-local/launch.md.
Single-node multi-GPU — torchrun/accelerate DDP env contract, the first-run rank/hang basics → references/run-local/multi-gpu.md (multi-node → references/run-remote/multinode.md).
Local OOM — the fit-it ladder on hardware you can't rent bigger → references/run-local/local-oom.md.

RUN — remote (a box you rent)

Pick your profile FIRST — it binds every concrete path/proxy/credential/billing verb/spot rule the phases delegate to. Mental verb model (one API across platforms; the profile binds each verb to real commands): up (rent+reach) → push (code/data on) → run (detached + checkpointing) → watch (durable monitor) → pull (results off + verify) → down (stop the meter).

Windows + Clash/Mihomo high-port SSH gate. Use OpenSSH direct first with strict host-key checking. A Paramiko fallback is allowed only after recorded banner_timeout, fake_ip, or tun_interference evidence; it must use a DoH-selected address and Windows IP_UNICAST_IF on the single socket handed to the SSH transport. Never treat authentication failure, host-key mismatch, connection refusal, or an unexplained error as proxy evidence. Never mutate system routes, DNS, proxy settings, or Clash/Mihomo configuration. Once fallback is authorized, you must not report the host unreachable or a live refresh blocked before a bounded Paramiko single-socket attempt completes or host identity fails closed. A transport failure proves only transport unavailability; it never proves that a remote run is completed, live, failed or stalled. Full parameterized decision ladder and offline planner → references/run-remote/ssh_transport.md §4A.

You're on…	Profile	Meter-stop verb (the trap)
AutoDL (deepest, battle-tested)	`profiles/autodl.md`	关机 stops meter, keeps disk (the AutoDL exception)
RunPod	`profiles/runpod.md`	terminate (stop still bills 2×; destroys volume disk)
vast.ai	`profiles/vastai.md`	destroy (stop bills disk forever)
Lambda	`profiles/lambda.md`	terminate (no stop state)
Paperspace	`profiles/paperspace.md`	destroy + release IP + delete storage
恒源云 / 矩池云 / Featurize / 揽睿星舟	`profiles/china.md`	per-platform (data disk often bills while stopped)
Bare SSH / Slurm / K8s / Colab	`profiles/generic-ssh.md`	manual (a forgotten box bills 24/7)

The 6-phase lifecycle (full per-platform checklist → `references/run-remote/lifecycle_ch

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name: "remote-gpu-trainer"
description: "Use when running, debugging, verifying, or delivering a deep-learning experiment on an owned or rented GPU, especially AutoDL or a remote SSH host; also use for Windows + Clash/Mihomo high-port SSH banner timeouts, fake-IP, or TUN routing interference. Covers launch, checkpoint/resume, detached monitoring, OOM/NaN/convergence/data-loader failures, multi-GPU hangs, ablations, result verification, pull/teardown safety, and canonical export closure. Routes durable replicas to mirror-research-artifacts. Triggers: owned/rented GPU, AutoDL, SSH, Windows Clash/Mihomo, banner timeout, fake-IP, TUN, train/debug/verify/pull/export, 远程GPU训练/租卡, 断点续训, 消融复现, checkpoint 拉回."
license: MIT
metadata:
  last-model-review: "2026-08-10 AutoDL canonical export and generic mirror handoff; preserves 2026-07 lifecycle review findings (day completed from aca1c467, which rewrote the description and added the Windows/Clash SSH gate — the bare 2026-08 form is unparseable to the staleness hook)"

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---
name: "remote-gpu-trainer"
description: "Use when running, debugging, verifying, or delivering a deep-learning experiment on an owned or rented GPU, especially AutoDL or a remote SSH host; also use for Windows + Clash/Mihomo high-port SSH banner timeouts, fake-IP, or TUN routing interference. Covers launch, checkpoint/resume, detached monitoring, OOM/NaN/convergence/data-loader failures, multi-GPU hangs, ablations, result verification, pull/teardown safety, and canonical export closure. Routes durable replicas to mirror-research-artifacts. Triggers: owned/rented GPU, AutoDL, SSH, Windows Clash/Mihomo, banner timeout, fake-IP, TUN, train/debug/verify/pull/export, 远程GPU训练/租卡, 断点续训, 消融复现, checkpoint 拉回."
license: MIT
metadata:
  last-model-review: "2026-08-10 AutoDL canonical export and generic mirror handoff; preserves 2026-07 lifecycle review findings (day completed from aca1c467, which rewrote the description and added the Windows/Clash SSH gate — the bare 2026-08 form is unparseable to the staleness hook)"
---

# remote-gpu-trainer — the DL Experiment Lifecycle

## Overview

One skill for the whole arc of a DL experiment: **RUN → VERIFY → DELIVER.**

- **RUN** — get a long GPU job to start, survive, and finish, then get the result off the box. On a
  machine **you own** there is no meter; on a **rented** box the core insight is that **you are a
  short-term tenant on someone else's machine** — so the job is to *detach the work, make the result
  outlive the instance, and stop the meter safely*, not to provision a cluster. Platform-specific at the
  edges (one `profiles/<platform>.md` owns every path, proxy, billing verb, and spot rule), invariant at
  the core.
- **Remote ownership boundary** — this skill is the **compute/control layer**: it binds inputs, runs and
  verifies compute, and closes one run into `export/<run-id>`. Long-term project organization belongs to
  `research-artifact-hygiene`; any durable/local/cloud mirror begins only at a validated export and belongs
  to the generic `mirror-research-artifacts` skill. Never mirror a mutable `active/` tree.
- **VERIFY** — *is this number a bug, a real effect, or noise?* A surprising result is a hypothesis, not
  a fact to report. Platform-agnostic.
- **DELIVER** — organize the result so every shipped number/figure/table is a *deterministic function of
  one immutable evidence layer*; provenance and cross-document consistency are locked by mechanism, not
  by a human remembering to update three documents. Platform-agnostic.

Two stances run through VERIFY and DELIVER: **user sovereignty** (the science — seed count, which samples,
whether an `aux` channel exists — is the user's call; the skill organizes and discloses a tradeoff *once*,
then stops nagging) and **audit → disclose, not enforce** (the skill is an honest auditor, not a gate
guard — an integrity issue must surface *with the conclusion it affects*, but the skill never blocks the
user from shipping). Mantra: **"disclose it, or don't claim it."**

## Route first

1. **RUN — own the box or rent it?**
   - **Local** (a workstation/laptop you own, no meter) → `references/run-local/` and `profiles/local.md`.
   - **Rented / remote** (any metered or shared box you don't own) → `references/run-remote/`, and pick
     your **`profiles/<platform>.md`** FIRST (it owns every path/verb/proxy the phases delegate to).
2. **Then ALWAYS** → **VERIFY** the result (`references/verifying/`). A green run is not a real number.
3. When publication synthesis is requested, optionally consult `references/delivering/` for
   **legacy/non-canonical publication synthesis guidance**. It never defines the artifact layout: canonical
   runs, hardware evidence, trust records, figures and tables belong to `research-artifact-hygiene`.

> Already debugging a model that won't converge / OOMs / hangs / NaNs, regardless of where it runs? Jump
> straight to **`references/training/`** (the 8-file debug layer), then come back to VERIFY before you report.

## Operating principles (the spine)

The load-bearing invariants. One line each; the full cross-platform set (10 invariants for the remote
lifecycle) is in **`references/run-remote/principles.md`** — read it before Phase 0 of a remote run.

- **Checkpoint-to-durable + idempotent resume is the universal spine.** File-checkpoint to the durable
  location + unconditional load-latest-on-startup is the *one* mechanism that survives an SSH drop, a
  Slurm walltime kill, a K8s reschedule, a spot preemption, a Colab disconnect. The detach primitive
  (tmux / sbatch / Job) is the swappable plug; this is the invariant.
- **Trust the artifact you loaded, not a log line that claims success.** "synced / saved / done" lies
  under a silently-failed write; a watcher's own state is also a claim — reconcile it against the real
  process / artifact / pixels / bytes.
- **Cheap checks before expensive compute.** A 1–2 batch CPU smoke (logger off) kills import/config/
  shape/scale bugs for ~free, before they bill GPU-hours.
- **Cost and destructive actions are the user's call.** Never auto-release/terminate, never delete durable
  files without confirmation; if cleanup can't free space, ask to expand the disk, don't silently shrink
  the experiment.
- **Execution permission is not task authority.** Sandbox / Full Access only controls whether a command
  can run. Keep operational authority and scientific promotion separate: once a bounded, non-overwriting
  delivery objective is authorized, same-scope diagnostics, verifier/schema version bumps, tests, hashes,
  and control-plane repairs do **not** require a fresh confirmation merely because they mint a new immutable
  ID. Re-ask for new billable compute, destructive/irreversible actions, science-protocol changes, metric
  promotion, publication, or any other material scope expansion. A standing unattended contract applies
  only after its own activation rule is satisfied.
- **Make the control plane cheap and the data plane rare.** Validate small schemas, identities, paths, and
  contract hashes before rereading multi-GB bundles. A synthetic fixture may test rejection behavior but
  may never invent the producer's positive schema; freeze a redacted real-shape fixture and prove its test
  is live. Recompute every large payload once per trust boundary—producer, independent remote acceptance,
  and local pull—not once per wrapper or verifier revision.
- **One-way run closure.** Mutable work stays under `active/<run-id>`; only a validated capsule may move
  from `export/.partial/<run-id>` to `export/<run-id>`, and failed closeouts move to `quarantine/`.
  AutoDL binds this exactly as
  `/root/autodl-tmp/<project>/{cache,active,export/.partial,export/<run-id>,quarantine}`. A closed export is
  fully isomorphic to canonical local `runs/<run-id>`: `run.json`, `config.yaml`, `train.csv`, `best.pth`,
  optional frozen `last.pth`, and `test/<test-id>/{metrics.json,results.parquet,vis/<condition-id>/<task-native-role>/<sample-id>.png}`.
  Every declared software test must include visualization coverage for all declared conditions × task-native
  roles × K fixed selected samples. Real capture/hardware results never enter this software capsule; close
  them separately as `export/hardware/<hardware-run-id>` (capture/decode/model-run bindings, no copied
  weights) or hand them to `research-artifact-hygiene`. A hardware test without machine-readable ground truth
  must declare that status and metric non-applicability; it keeps finite-forward rows and prediction/overlay
  visuals but never invents ground truth or GT-derived metrics. Caches and whole active trees never cross a
  mirror boundary. Layout and gates → `references/run-remote/artifact-layout.md`.
- **Before teardown, prove the evidence outlives the host.** Teardown is irreversible and *"I scp'd it
  back"* is just another log line. The gate is not "files copied" but **"every number I reported
  re-reads from the local copy"** — diff each claim against the pulled artifact, then write a
  provenance note *next to the data* (protocol, reference frame, caveats) so a later reader can
  retrace it without the chat log. Two traps: (1) what you did **not** pull is a decision, not an
  oversight — say which (checkpoints are usually re-derivable from config+seed *if* determinism is
  established; results are not); (2) **re-read the inventory, don't trust its prose** — a note saying
  "none of these are local" may mean *none was trained here*, not *none is stored here*; the two differ
  by everything when you are about to press destroy.
- **Audit → disclose, not enforce.** What is mandatory is *disclosure*, not the *fix*. An integrity
  finding (no disjoint val, leakage, test touched during selection, a number you can't re-derive) must
  ride *with* the conclusion — but the skill discloses, it does not block.

## RUN — local (a box you own)

No meter, no teardown clock — the risks move from *money* to *resource contention and your machine's
stability*. The discipline that does **not** relax: env hygiene, resource awareness, artifact/checkpoint
care, and "state the seed." Start at `profiles/local.md`, then the matching doc:

- **Env hygiene** — never train/install in conda `base` on a persistent box; the 4-step gate (enumerate →
  pick the project env → confirm `sys.executable` → run) → `references/run-local/env-hygiene.md`.
- **Launch & detach** — nohup/tmux, log + alive probe, don't foreground-block → `references/run-local/launch.md`.
- **Single-node multi-GPU** — `torchrun`/`accelerate` DDP env contract, the first-run rank/hang basics →
  `references/run-local/multi-gpu.md` (multi-*node* → `references/run-remote/multinode.md`).
- **Local OOM** — the fit-it ladder on hardware you can't rent bigger → `references/run-local/local-oom.md`.

## RUN — remote (a box you rent)

**Pick your profile FIRST** — it binds every concrete path/proxy/credential/billing verb/spot rule the
phases delegate to. Mental verb model (one API across platforms; the profile binds each verb to real
commands): `up` (rent+reach) → `push` (code/data on) → `run` (detached + checkpointing) → `watch`
(durable monitor) → `pull` (results off + verify) → `down` (stop the meter).

**Windows + Clash/Mihomo high-port SSH gate.** Use **OpenSSH direct first** with strict host-key
checking. A **Paramiko fallback** is allowed only after recorded `banner_timeout`, `fake_ip`, or
`tun_interference` evidence; it must use a DoH-selected address and Windows `IP_UNICAST_IF` on the
single socket handed to the SSH transport. Never treat authentication failure, host-key mismatch,
connection refusal, or an unexplained error as proxy evidence. Never mutate system routes, DNS,
proxy settings, or Clash/Mihomo configuration. Once fallback is authorized, you **must not report**
the host unreachable or a live refresh blocked before a bounded Paramiko single-socket attempt completes
or host identity fails closed. A **transport failure proves only transport unavailability**; it never
proves that a remote run is completed, live, failed or stalled. Full parameterized decision ladder and
offline planner → `references/run-remote/ssh_transport.md` §4A.

| You're on… | Profile | Meter-stop verb (the trap) |
|---|---|---|
| AutoDL (deepest, battle-tested) | `profiles/autodl.md` | 关机 stops meter, **keeps disk** (the AutoDL exception) |
| RunPod | `profiles/runpod.md` | **terminate** (stop still bills 2×; destroys volume disk) |
| vast.ai | `profiles/vastai.md` | **destroy** (stop bills disk forever) |
| Lambda | `profiles/lambda.md` | **terminate** (no stop state) |
| Paperspace | `profiles/paperspace.md` | **destroy + release IP + delete storage** |
| 恒源云 / 矩池云 / Featurize / 揽睿星舟 | `profiles/china.md` | per-platform (data disk often bills while stopped) |
| Bare SSH / Slurm / K8s / Colab | `profiles/generic-ssh.md` | **manual** (a forgotten box bills 24/7) |

**The 6-phase lifecycle** (full per-platform checklist → `references/run-remote/lifecycle_ch

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