fleche

A CLI tool for submitting and managing jobs on remote Slurm clusters via SSH. Eliminates the need for manual SSH, rsync, and sbatch boilerplate by providing a single command interface.

Features

• Submit jobs to remote Slurm clusters via SSH
• Sync project code respecting .gitignore, plus explicit input files
• Stream output in real-time by default
• Track job status and download outputs
• Direct SSH execution for quick tests without Slurm
• Exec mode for configured jobs that bypass Slurm (exec = true)
• Local execution for running jobs on your machine
• Job chaining via shared workspace
• Job dependencies with --after for sequential workflows
• Automatic retries with exponential backoff
• Parameterized jobs via environment variable overrides
• Job tagging for organization and filtering
• Job notes for annotating experiments (with search)
• Push notifications via ntfy.sh on job state changes
• Job archiving to hide completed jobs without deletion
• Resource statistics via sacct integration
• SOCKS proxy for routing traffic through the cluster
• Shell completions for bash, zsh, and fish

Installation

cargo install fleche

Quick Start

# Initialize a new project
fleche init

# Edit fleche.toml to configure your remote host and jobs
# Then validate your config
fleche check

# Preview what would be submitted
fleche run <job-name> --dry-run

# Submit a job (streams output by default)
fleche run <job-name>

# Submit without streaming
fleche run <job-name> --bg

# Check status
fleche status

# View logs (defaults to most recent job)
fleche logs

# Download results
fleche download

Documentation

See the full usage guide for configuration, workflows, command reference, and tips. You can also view it from the CLI:

fleche guide

Requirements

• SSH access to the remote cluster
• rsync installed locally and on the cluster
• Slurm scheduler on the remote cluster (not required for exec = true jobs)

License

GPLv3