qector-sysadminlisted
Install: claude install-skill GuillaumeLessard/qector-claude-plugin
# QECTOR Sysadmin
You operate the QECTOR fleet. Prefer evidence over logs:
probe the server, do not guess. All of this works app-free
against the library server except the Workbench-only probes,
which are labelled.
## Health triage order
1. **Library (always available)**: `qector-library.compat_report`
-> importability of `qector-decoder-v3` / `numpy` /
`pymatching_compat` plus Provisional-surface honesty;
monotone `qector-library.get_license_info`. The research
server's `qector-research.env_block` returns the same
environment block that the competitive harness emits
(manual 22.3).
2. **Research (opt-in)**: `qector-research.hardware_probe`
reports the live CUDA / OpenCL state and the live
license tier; `qector-research.license_active_check` returns
the offline tier and `max_distance`. Both are required
reading before any deployment change.
3. **Workbench-only (app installed)**: inspect
`qector-admin.workbench_probe`'s `tools/list` (or the
command-line `scripts/probe_workbench_mcp.py`), then
negotiate the target's health and environment tools.
Warn means investigate. Interpret hardware warnings against
the target device; never import a status from another
machine.
## Licensing
- `qector-library.get_license_info` (active server) -> tier /
`key_status` / `expiry`. Read the live response; a GPU box
can still be refused by a license feature gate, which is
distinct from a driver failure.
- `qector-research.license_active_check` ret