Submit a job to the jobd broker. Default async; pass wait=true to block up to wait_timeout_s (server clamps to 270).

The full JobInfo record for one job_id: state, exit_code, timings, host, and the scheduling internals — depends_on + cascade policy (depends_on_any_exit), pending cancel/preempt signal, resolved profile, requires (gpu/tags/idempotent), host pin, fast_path, timeouts, termination_reason. Use for a quick state check AND for debugging why a job routed/failed/stalled. Pass wait=true to block until terminal or wait_timeout_s.

Tail the captured stdout/stderr of a job (workers stream output to the broker's per-job log as it runs). Returns log_tail (last tail_bytes, default 8 KiB, max 1 MiB) plus size_bytes/returned_bytes/truncated — works for running AND finished jobs. Use to check progress mid-run, diagnose a failure's traceback, or grab a job's final output.

Cancel a job (queued → cancelled; running → SIGTERM via worker signal poll, ~2s).

Preempt a running/assigned preemptible job (worker SIGTERMs with grace; final state 'preempted'). Refused if not preemptible or not running.

List jobs on the broker with per-state counts. Defaults to the active set (queued/assigned/running); filter by state (e.g. ['failed']) or project to find past runs. Each row is a compact summary: job_id, project, state, host, exit_code, queued_at, started_at — call jobd_status for a job's full record. Use to answer 'what is running / queued right now?' or to locate a job id you've lost.

The broker's event stream — the surface that explains WHY, not just what. /jobs says a job is queued; only this says it has been skipped 400 times because no worker advertises cuda-32gb, or that its dependency was cancelled, or that a watchdog killed it. Filter by since (2h/3d/1w), event type, job_id, project, or source (broker|worker). Use when a job is not doing what you expect and jobd_status alone does not explain it.

Fleet snapshot: every registered worker with state (online/stale/offline), live capacity ad (free_vram_gb, unregistered_vram_gb, free_ram_gb, idle_cpus), capability tags (cuda tiers, arch/os), slot usage (running/max_concurrent), and last_heartbeat — plus an overall health rollup (healthy|degraded|empty). Use before submitting GPU work to see what's free, or to diagnose why a job isn't being dispatched.

Remove a worker from the broker registry. The broker refuses (409) if the worker is still online — caller stops the worker process or waits for the heartbeat sweeper first.