# TRI workspace — `/data/cameron/tri/`

Quick map of everything in this directory. Update this README, not your memory.

## Quick commands

```
ssh dgx          # DGX head node (10.110.170.251)
ssh dgx01        # DGX compute node tri-hq-ml-dgx-01 (jumps via head)
ssh dgx02        # DGX compute node tri-hq-ml-dgx-02 (jumps via head)
ssh robot-lab    # YAM workstation (10.110.22.11)
ssh dev          # Personal 2×24GB training box (10.110.23.118)
```

**Note:** "DGX" and "SageMaker" refer to the same hardware — DGX = the cluster, SageMaker = the batch job-submission layer on top.

(SSH config lives in `~/.ssh/config`. Aliases defined there.)

## Where things are

- **First-week checklist** → `onboarding.md`
- **Hostnames / IPs / specs** → `machines.md`
- **Who to ping for what** → `contacts.md`
- **Process docs (how to X)** → `processes/`
  - `ssh_in.md` — connection workflows
  - `run_training.md` — DGX docker job pattern
  - `data_pipeline.md` — Raiden data + visualizer
- **Credentials** → `secrets/credentials.md` (chmod 600, never echo into chats / tool calls)
- **Daily journal** → `journal/<date>.md`

## Status

- Internship window: **2026-05-26 → 2026-08-17** (12 weeks)
- Host: Sergey Zakharov (Slack)
- Project doc (research strategy, not operational): `/data/cameron/para/notes/tri_internship_plan.md`

## Agent ownership

- **`yams` agent** (tmux: `agents:yams`) — operational owner of everything in this workspace and all TRI-side technical work (YAM data, calibration, deploy, DGX training). Ping yams for hands-on questions.
- **`project_highlevel` agent** (tmux: `agents:project_highlevel`) — strategy, paper narrative, fleet coordination. Ping for direction-setting conversations, not for `ssh dgx01` debugging.

## Conventions

- Credentials and IPs are in this dir because the lab network is internal and Cameron OK'd it (2026-05-26). Don't commit `secrets/` to any git repo.
- Process docs reference shell commands verbatim — copy-paste-friendly, no editorializing.
- Journal entries are one-per-day, free-form. Use them.