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Remote Gpu Trainer

An Agent Skill for the DL experiment lifecycle: RUN (a GPU you own or rent) → VERIFY the number is real → DELIVER reproducible, single-source figures and tables.

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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

  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…ProfileMeter-stop verb (the trap)
AutoDL (deepest, battle-tested)profiles/autodl.md关机 stops meter, keeps disk (the AutoDL exception)
RunPodprofiles/runpod.mdterminate (stop still bills 2×; destroys volume disk)
vast.aiprofiles/vastai.mddestroy (stop bills disk forever)
Lambdaprofiles/lambda.mdterminate (no stop state)
Paperspaceprofiles/paperspace.mddestroy + release IP + delete storage
恒源云 / 矩池云 / Featurize / 揽睿星舟profiles/china.mdper-platform (data disk often bills while stopped)
Bare SSH / Slurm / K8s / Colabprofiles/generic-ssh.mdmanual (a forgotten box bills 24/7)

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

파일 메타데이터
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)"
원문 보기
---
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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Registry API를 통해 동일한 결정, 신뢰, 감사, 사용 사례, 설치 신호를 제공하므로 Agent가 UI를 스크래핑하지 않고도 순위를 매길 수 있습니다.

추가 정보
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