Job table

The job table is the starting screen — your active jobs (from squeue) merged with recent history (from sacct).

Columns

Column	Source	Notes
Job ID	squeue %i / sacct JobID	Slurm’s primary key.
State	squeue %T / sacct State	Color-coded: green RUNNING, yellow PENDING, blue COMPLETED, red FAILED/TIMEOUT/OOM, magenta CANCELLED.
Name	squeue %j / sacct JobName	Truncated to 30 chars with ….
Time	squeue %M / sacct Elapsed	Elapsed wall-clock time. Right-aligned.
GPU	derived from squeue %b (GRES)	E.g. 4x l40s. Empty for CPU-only jobs.
Reason	squeue %r	Only populated for PENDING jobs (Resources, Priority, QOSMaxJobsPerUserLimit, …).
Rank	computed from squeue -t PENDING --sort=-Q	Position of your pending job among all pending jobs in the cluster (1 = next up).
Work Dir	squeue %Z / sacct WorkDir	Truncated to the last two path components for readability.

Filtering

State filters are per-tab and toggle on / off:

Key	Filter
1	RUNNING only
2	PENDING only
3	COMPLETED only
4	FAILED only
0	Clear filter (show all)

The status bar shows N of M shown whenever a filter is active.

Name / ID search

Press / to open the inline search bar. Matching is case-insensitive substring against either the job name or the job ID:

• Enter confirms (focus returns to the table).

• Esc closes the bar and clears the search.

• The bar reopens on the saved query when switching back to a tab.

Sorting

s cycles the sort mode: id → time → name → state. The current mode is shown in the status bar as Sort: time.

Yank

y copies the selected job’s ID to the system clipboard via OSC 52 (see below). On terminals without OSC 52 support, a notification still shows the value so you can copy by hand.

OSC 52 — clipboard over SSH

slurmhub copies to the system clipboard using OSC 52 escape sequences, which work through SSH without xclip / pbcopy on the remote side. Supported terminals:

• iTerm2 (default on)

• WezTerm (default on)

• kitty (default on)

• Alacritty (general.set_clipboard = true)

• tmux (set -g set-clipboard on)