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hpc

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Use for the Musser Lab's Yale YCRC HPC clusters (McCleary, Bouchet, Misha) when writing SLURM batch scripts, configuring job resources, or for ANY question about cluster storage — quotas, PI/project/scratch/home space, shared data or database folders, Palmer vs Gibbs, /vast vs /gpfs vs /nfs, or purge policy. Also use when running bioinformatics tools on HPC, setting up Snakemake pipelines, managing the cluster software environment (module load vs conda, conda envs, renv on HPC), transferring data to or from the cluster (rsync, scp, Globus, between-cluster transfer), or retrieving YCGA sequencing data (ycgaFastq, URLFetch, archived/Glacier fastq retrieval, the -p ycga partition). Also use when connecting to the cluster remotely or running Claude Code on a compute node (SSH setup, Positron/VS Code Remote SSH, interactive sessions, "Claude Code on the cluster", Duo 2FA + ControlMaster connection multiplexing, Windows/WSL vs macOS/Linux remote setup). Covers lab-specific storage paths, partition tables, and tool resource templates.

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