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Drive the OSMO CLI for cloud-robotics compute on behalf of an end user: check resources, submit/monitor/debug/explain workflows, fetch logs and Grafana/Kubernetes links, inspect direct data storage, manage workflow apps, and set workflow credentials. Use whenever the user asks about OSMO pools, quota, GPUs, or nodes, or about submitting, listing, querying, monitoring, or troubleshooting workflows — including failed, PENDING, queued, stuck, or image-pull-blocked workflows, or when they ask to ins

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Skill details

Versionv1.0.0
AuthorNVIDIA
Categorydevops
Skill IDNVIDIA/OSMO/skills/osmo-user
Files28 files

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