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Blocker — escalating to manual investigation
**Diagnosis of r5 failure.** Account-switch workaround did not break the loop: - r1–r4 on `account=team`: pods dispatched, RUNNING for 2–25 min, then "not found in account=team" with no termination event. Reproduced simultaneously across sibling experiments #192, #333, #365 in the r4 batch — already established as account- or DC-level, not per-experiment. - **r5 on `account=personal`** (this run, `32e93989-504f-4beb-a190-6585b45bbaa6`): identical disappearance pattern. - Two `pod_provisioner_attempt` events fired 8s apart (10:53:33Z, 10:53:41Z), both committed: `j0xvy1q82ryo8m`, `cv13x9s487tvwn`. `deploy_completed: pod-provisioner committed 2 pod(s)`. - Both went `RUNNING` at 10:53:55Z (≈22s and ≈13s after deploy_started, respectively). - Both `runpod_retry: not found in account=personal` at 10:54:54Z and 10:54:55Z — ~60s after going RUNNING. - Same disappearance reported again at 10:55:54Z, confirming the pods are gone from the personal-account API view. **Why this is not an experiment-plan problem.** The r5 swap from `team` to `personal` was the only plan change vs. r4. The pattern reproduced unchanged on personal. No plan-side variable (model, dataset, branch tip, hyperparameters, GPU type, cloud type, volume, account) explains a pod that goes RUNNING on RunPod's side and then vanishes from the account's pod list ~60s later on both accounts. Five consecutive retries (r1–r5) is enough signal to stop retrying and escalate. **Two-pods-when-one-was-requested anomaly.** The plan's `runpod-spec` is a single pod object with `gpuCount: 1`, but the provisioner committed 2 pods on r5. Possible causes worth checking before any r6: (a) provisioner retry on a transient RunPod response double-creating; (b) parallel re-dispatch from another orchestration path; (c) the `consolidation` block being misread. This may be unrelated to the disappearance, but it's the only behavior change between r4 (one pod) and r5 (two pods) and warrants inspection. **What I cannot fix from here.** No `substitution_policy` field, GPU swap, region swap, or DC pin will change the outcome — both accounts are exhibiting the same post-RUNNING reclaim, and the dispatch path itself committed an unexpected pod count. The failure mode is upstream of the experiment spec.
Exact next manual actions
1. **RunPod console audit (both accounts) around the r5 window** (≈10:53:30Z–10:55:00Z UTC, 2026-05-14): - Check pod history for `j0xvy1q82ryo8m` and `cv13x9s487tvwn` on the personal account. Were they stopped, terminated, OOM-killed, billing-suspended, or did they vanish silently? - Cross-check whether RunPod logged an external stop, a billing/quota event, or a capacity reclaim. - Do the same for the r4 pods on team account (`heqil88v6gnjyw` for #333, `rtna35w99srodo` for #192, `j18eiux6ccekyj` for #365) around 10:39:59Z–10:44:00Z. 2. **Runner-side audit:** - Query `agent_run_events` for the r5 run `32e93989-504f-4beb-a190-6585b45bbaa6` and look for any `pod_stop` events, especially with a `source` field indicating they came from the dashboard, another agent run, a cron, or an internal cleanup job. - Inspect the `pod-provisioner` logic that committed 2 pods for a single-pod spec on r5 — confirm whether this was retry-induced double-creation or a separate parallel dispatch path. - Check whether `runpod_pod_id` columns in the runner's DB are getting set/cleared correctly across retries (a stale ID could explain "not found" if the API is being queried with the wrong ID, but RUNNING-then-vanish argues against pure-staleness). 3. **Billing/quota check on both accounts.** A spend cap or quota-suspend on `team` could be plausible alone; the same on `personal` within minutes is less plausible but worth confirming via the RunPod billing dashboard. 4. **If the RunPod console shows pods were terminated externally** (by another agent run, by a dashboard action, by RunPod-side reclaim): identify the source. If by an internal Sagan agent/cron, that is the bug. If by RunPod-side capacity reclaim on SECURE cloud, escalate to RunPod support with both account IDs and the pod IDs above. 5. **Do not r6-dispatch this experiment until step 1–3 produce a root cause.** Another retry on either account is expected to fail identically.
What I am NOT doing and why
- **Not revising the plan.** The approved plan body is unchanged from r3 onward and is not the failure source. Editing it now would be cargo-culting. - **Not switching back to `team` or trying a third account permutation.** r1–r4 already exhausted `team` and r5 exhausted `personal` with the same symptom; the pattern is account-independent. - **Not changing GPU/cloud/DC.** The pods *did* come up RUNNING on RunPod's side — capacity was available; the failure is post-dispatch, not allocation. - **Not adding new approval gates or new clarifying questions.** Per the planner rules ("After round 3, unresolved disagreement alone is not enough to block… Concerns about diagnostics… should be surfaced for interpretation, not turned into pass/fail gates"), and per the recovery-rescue rules ("If the root cause is external… stop with a concise blocker"), this is a stop-and-escalate situation.
Summary for the owner
Five consecutive dispatch attempts (r1–r4 team, r5 personal) of an approved, unchanged experiment plan have failed with the same post-`RUNNING` pod-disappearance signature on RunPod, across two accounts. The r5 retry additionally committed 2 pods when the spec requested 1, which suggests a runner-side dispatch bug worth investigating in its own right. The blocker is upstream of the experiment plan and requires a manual look at RunPod console events and the runner's `agent_run_events` / pod-provisioner logic. Once that root cause is identified and remediated, the existing approved plan can be re-dispatched as-is — no plan changes required.
I cannot safely produce another auto-dispatch revision for this experiment. After diagnosing r5's transcript, this is now a cross-account infrastructure failure that needs human investigation, not another plan tweak.
Blocker — escalating to manual investigation
Diagnosis of r5 failure. Account-switch workaround did not break the loop:
- r1–r4 on
account=team: pods dispatched, RUNNING for 2–25 min, then "not found in account=team" with no termination event. Reproduced simultaneously across sibling experiments #192, #333, #365 in the r4 batch — already established as account- or DC-level, not per-experiment. - r5 on
account=personal(this run,32e93989-504f-4beb-a190-6585b45bbaa6): identical disappearance pattern.- Two
pod_provisioner_attemptevents fired 8s apart (10:53:33Z, 10:53:41Z), both committed:j0xvy1q82ryo8m,cv13x9s487tvwn.deploy_completed: pod-provisioner committed 2 pod(s). - Both went
RUNNINGat 10:53:55Z (≈22s and ≈13s after deploy_started, respectively). - Both
runpod_retry: not found in account=personalat 10:54:54Z and 10:54:55Z — ~60s after going RUNNING. - Same disappearance reported again at 10:55:54Z, confirming the pods are gone from the personal-account API view.
- Two
Why this is not an experiment-plan problem. The r5 swap from team to personal was the only plan change vs. r4. The pattern reproduced unchanged on personal. No plan-side variable (model, dataset, branch tip, hyperparameters, GPU type, cloud type, volume, account) explains a pod that goes RUNNING on RunPod's side and then vanishes from the account's pod list ~60s later on both accounts. Five consecutive retries (r1–r5) is enough signal to stop retrying and escalate.
Two-pods-when-one-was-requested anomaly. The plan's runpod-spec is a single pod object with gpuCount: 1, but the provisioner committed 2 pods on r5. Possible causes worth checking before any r6: (a) provisioner retry on a transient RunPod response double-creating; (b) parallel re-dispatch from another orchestration path; (c) the consolidation block being misread. This may be unrelated to the disappearance, but it's the only behavior change between r4 (one pod) and r5 (two pods) and warrants inspection.
What I cannot fix from here. No substitution_policy field, GPU swap, region swap, or DC pin will change the outcome — both accounts are exhibiting the same post-RUNNING reclaim, and the dispatch path itself committed an unexpected pod count. The failure mode is upstream of the experiment spec.
Exact next manual actions
- RunPod console audit (both accounts) around the r5 window (≈10:53:30Z–10:55:00Z UTC, 2026-05-14):
- Check pod history for
j0xvy1q82ryo8mandcv13x9s487tvwnon the personal account. Were they stopped, terminated, OOM-killed, billing-suspended, or did they vanish silently? - Cross-check whether RunPod logged an external stop, a billing/quota event, or a capacity reclaim.
- Do the same for the r4 pods on team account (
heqil88v6gnjywfor #333,rtna35w99srodofor #192,j18eiux6ccekyjfor #365) around 10:39:59Z–10:44:00Z.
- Check pod history for
- Runner-side audit:
- Query
agent_run_eventsfor the r5 run32e93989-504f-4beb-a190-6585b45bbaa6and look for anypod_stopevents, especially with asourcefield indicating they came from the dashboard, another agent run, a cron, or an internal cleanup job. - Inspect the
pod-provisionerlogic that committed 2 pods for a single-pod spec on r5 — confirm whether this was retry-induced double-creation or a separate parallel dispatch path. - Check whether
runpod_pod_idcolumns in the runner's DB are getting set/cleared correctly across retries (a stale ID could explain "not found" if the API is being queried with the wrong ID, but RUNNING-then-vanish argues against pure-staleness).
- Query
- Billing/quota check on both accounts. A spend cap or quota-suspend on
teamcould be plausible alone; the same onpersonalwithin minutes is less plausible but worth confirming via the RunPod billing dashboard. - If the RunPod console shows pods were terminated externally (by another agent run, by a dashboard action, by RunPod-side reclaim): identify the source. If by an internal Sagan agent/cron, that is the bug. If by RunPod-side capacity reclaim on SECURE cloud, escalate to RunPod support with both account IDs and the pod IDs above.
- Do not r6-dispatch this experiment until step 1–3 produce a root cause. Another retry on either account is expected to fail identically.
What I am NOT doing and why
- Not revising the plan. The approved plan body is unchanged from r3 onward and is not the failure source. Editing it now would be cargo-culting.
- Not switching back to
teamor trying a third account permutation. r1–r4 already exhaustedteamand r5 exhaustedpersonalwith the same symptom; the pattern is account-independent. - Not changing GPU/cloud/DC. The pods did come up RUNNING on RunPod's side — capacity was available; the failure is post-dispatch, not allocation.
- Not adding new approval gates or new clarifying questions. Per the planner rules ("After round 3, unresolved disagreement alone is not enough to block… Concerns about diagnostics… should be surfaced for interpretation, not turned into pass/fail gates"), and per the recovery-rescue rules ("If the root cause is external… stop with a concise blocker"), this is a stop-and-escalate situation.
Summary for the owner
Five consecutive dispatch attempts (r1–r4 team, r5 personal) of an approved, unchanged experiment plan have failed with the same post-RUNNING pod-disappearance signature on RunPod, across two accounts. The r5 retry additionally committed 2 pods when the spec requested 1, which suggests a runner-side dispatch bug worth investigating in its own right. The blocker is upstream of the experiment plan and requires a manual look at RunPod console events and the runner's agent_run_events / pod-provisioner logic. Once that root cause is identified and remediated, the existing approved plan can be re-dispatched as-is — no plan changes required.
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13bff7b1 Issue #333 round-3 fixes: correct HF dataset path, surface real errors, drop deprecated kwarg 54ad9a65 Issue #333 round-2 fixes: correct bystander-rate math, hard-fail eval errors, align artifact names with pod_spec 3a8d6e01 issue #333: FR<->IT symmetry train+eval orchestrator + 5-phrasing eval 125e78f8 Add TrainLoraConfig.backend flag scaffold for Unsloth adoption a4652b62 Route EPS workflow state through Sagan 4129f88d Add Sagan pod progress reporting guidance d0db2db7 Complete Sagan workflow migration 3c307bd7 WIP catch-up: agent memory, agent-spec edits, external/* updates, experiment results, scripts 22d1913c Sagan-migration audit: port four GitHub-writing scripts + skills to Sagan API; normalize status enum to snake_case 475b4fa5 verify_sagan_card.py + Sagan-card lenses on clean-result-critic ensemble --- #!/usr/bin/env python3 """Issue #333 — FR<->IT bystander-spill direction symmetry test. Single-pod entrypoint that trains 4 new LoRA adapters (seeds 137 & 256 for both c_lang_inv_fr_it and c_lang_inv_it_fr), runs a KL-from-base probe on --- 13bff7b1a29ebfa3821e02d05061e521bb98e9f2 Shell cwd was reset to /home/thomasjiralerspong/sagan
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1 import { NextResponse } from 'next/server';
2 import { eq } from 'drizzle-orm';
3 import { z } from 'zod';
4 import { experiments } from '@sagan/db/schema';
5 import { db } from '@/lib/db';
6 import { requireOwner } from '@/lib/access';
7 import { appendWorkflowEvent } from '@/lib/workflow';
8 import { isKnownMarkerType, validateReviewerLoopEvent } from '@/lib/reviewer-loops';
9
10 const WORKFLOW_EVENT_TYPES = [
11 'created',
12 'state_changed',
13 'approval_requested',
14 'approved',
15 'deferred',
16 'rejected',
17 'blocked',
18 'note',
19 ] as const;
20
21 const postSchema = z.object({
22 eventType: z.enum(WORKFLOW_EVENT_TYPES).default('note'),
23 markerType: z.string().min(1).max(120).optional(),
24 fromStatus: z.string().max(50).nullable().optional(),
25 toStatus: z.string().max(50).nullable().optional(),
26 note: z.string().optional(),
27 metadata: z.record(z.string(), z.unknown()).optional(),
28 actorKind: z.string().max(40).default('agent'),
29 });
30
31 /**
32 * POST /api/experiments/:id/workflow-events
33 *
34 * Append a workflow event for an experiment. Used by the `/issue` skill on the
35 * VM to record checkpoints in the agent pipeline (planner output, reviewer
36 * verdict, interpretation critique, etc).
37 *
38 * For marker-style events, pass `markerType: "epm:plan"` (or similar) — the
39 * marker name is stored in `metadata.marker_type` so consumers can scan the
40 * latest event to decide where to resume.
41 */
42 export async function POST(req: Request, ctx: { params: Promise<{ id: string }> }) {
43 let session;
44 try {
45 session = await requireOwner();
46 } catch {
47 return NextResponse.json({ error: 'owner_required' }, { status: 403 });
48 }
49 const { id } = await ctx.params;
50 const exists = await db()
51 .select({ id: experiments.id })
52 .from(experiments)
53 .where(eq(experiments.id, id))
54 .limit(1);
55 if (!exists[0]) return NextResponse.json({ error: 'not_found' }, { status: 404 });
56
57 const body = await req.json().catch(() => null);
58 const parsed = postSchema.safeParse(body);
59 if (!parsed.success) {
60 return NextResponse.json(
61 { error: 'invalid_input', detail: z.treeifyError(parsed.error) },
62 { status: 400 },
63 );
64 }
65
66 const { eventType, markerType, fromStatus, toStatus, note, metadata: meta, actorKind } = parsed.data;
67 if (markerType && !isKnownMarkerType(markerType)) {
68 return NextResponse.json(
69 {
70 error: 'unknown_marker_type',
71 message: `Marker "${markerType}" is not in KNOWN_MARKER_TYPES. Add it to apps/web/src/lib/reviewer-loops.ts and .claude/workflow.yaml before posting.`,
72 },
73 { status: 400 },
74 );
75 }
76 const combinedMetadata = markerType
77 ? { ...(meta ?? {}), marker_type: markerType }
78 : meta;
79 const reviewerLoop = validateReviewerLoopEvent({
80 markerType,
81 metadata: combinedMetadata,
82 toStatus: toStatus ?? null,
83 });
84 if (!reviewerLoop.ok) {
85 return NextResponse.json(
86 { error: reviewerLoop.error, message: reviewerLoop.message },
87 { status: 400 },
88 );
89 }
90
91 const event = await appendWorkflowEvent({
92 entityKind: 'experiment',
93 entityId: id,
94 eventType,
95 fromStatus: fromStatus ?? null,
96 toStatus: toStatus ?? null,
97 actorKind,
98 actorUserId: session.user.id,
99 note,
100 metadata: reviewerLoop.metadata,
101 });
102
103 return NextResponse.json({ ok: true, id: event.id });
104 }
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17: 'epm:code-review', 18: 'epm:code-review-codex', 19: 'epm:review-reconcile', 20: 'epm:interp-critique', 21: 'epm:interp-critique-codex', 22: 'epm:clean-result-critique', 23: 'epm:clean-result-critique-codex', 32:export const KNOWN_MARKER_TYPES = [ 33: 'epm:clarify', 34: 'epm:clarify-answers', 35: 'epm:plan', 36: 'epm:consistency', 37: 'epm:experiment-implementation', 38: 'epm:code-review', 39: 'epm:code-review-codex', 40: 'epm:code-review-reconcile', 41: 'epm:review-reconcile', 42: 'epm:reviewer-verdict', 43: 'epm:reviewer-verdict-codex', 44: 'epm:textbox-answers', 45: 'epm:reviewer-pass', 46: 'epm:reviewer-decision', 47: 'epm:reviewer-ensemble-final', 48: 'epm:test-verdict', 49: 'epm:preflight', 50: 'epm:launch', 51: 'epm:progress', 52: 'epm:results', 53: 'epm:upload-verification', 54: 'epm:interpretation', 55: 'epm:interp-critique', 56: 'epm:interp-critique-codex', 57: 'epm:interp-revision', 58: 'epm:clean-result', 59: 'epm:clean-result-critique', 60: 'epm:clean-result-critique-codex', 61: 'epm:clean-result-critique-reconcile', 62: 'epm:clean-result-lint', 63: 'epm:follow-ups', 64: 'epm:awaiting-promotion',
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id: f92bc268-a795-42e3-86ed-e018159cb25e kind: experiment status: completed request: [auto-recovery-for:65c0335a-8db7-46d1-9a40-6cb370c160a6] The previous Claude Code run failed or crashed. First diagnose why it stopped using the transcript below. Then fix or work around the problem createdAt: 2026-05-14T10:45:53.807Z
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}Now patch the podSpec to add `SAGAN_EPS_BRANCH` and `SAGAN_EPS_COMMIT_SHA` to env, then transition to running.
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Patched env: {
"SAGAN_EPS_BRANCH": "exp-333-fr-it-symmetry",
"SAGAN_EPS_COMMIT_SHA": "13bff7b1a29ebfa3821e02d05061e521bb98e9f2"
}
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body: {"ok":true,"experiment":{"id":"3283d57a-7845-4fb7-945c-6e654f7000dd","title":"Test FR↔IT bystander-spill symmetry at multi-seed + 5 phrasings — pooled-rate vs per-phrasing asymmetry from #239 fact-check","status":"implementing","turn":"Sagan turn: run and verify"}}tool=Bash
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"experiment": {
"id": "3283d57a-7845-4fb7-945c-6e654f7000dd",
"status": "running",
"title": "Test FR\u2194IT bystander-spill symmetry at multi-seed + 5 phrasings \u2014 pooled-rate vs per-phrasing asymmetry from #239 fact-check",
"turn": "Sagan turn: run and verify"
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1 ---
2 name: feedback-spec-json-quoting
3 description: Write --spec-json content to a temp file and cat it into the variable; heredoc expansion introduces a leading newline that fails JSON parsing at position 1
4 metadata:
5 type: feedback
6 ---
7
8 When passing --spec-json to pod-tool attempt, do NOT use a heredoc directly in the variable assignment. The heredoc introduces a leading newline which makes pod-tool report "Expected property name or '}' in JSON at position 1" and exit 2.
9
10 **Why:** The shell heredoc places a newline at the very start of the variable value before the opening `{`.
11
12 **How to apply:** Write the JSON to a temp file (`/tmp/specNNN.json`) with `cat > /tmp/specNNN.json << 'SPECEOF'`, validate with `python3 -c "import json,sys; json.load(open('/tmp/specNNN.json'))"`, then compact to a single line with `SPEC=$(python3 -c "import json; print(json.dumps(json.load(open('/tmp/specNNN.json'))))")` and pass `--spec-json "$SPEC"`. Do NOT use `SPEC=$(cat /tmp/specNNN.json)` — the embedded literal newlines in the heredoc-written file still cause the same parse failure at position 1. The `python3 json.dumps` step is mandatory to collapse the JSON to one line.
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2 name: feedback-agent-run-kind-mismatch
3 description: pod-tool attempt/commit require kind=experiment; orchestrator passes its own kind=apply run id — create a new experiment-kind row when needed
4 metadata:
5 type: feedback
6 ---
7
8 pod-tool `attempt` and `commit` hard-require `kind=experiment` on the agent_run passed via `--agent-run-id`. The experiment-orchestrator passes its *own* agent_run id, which has `kind=apply`. This causes a fatal error: `agent_run <id> kind=apply; pod-tool attempt requires kind=experiment`.
9
10 **Why:** pod-tool enforces kind=experiment as a guard to prevent applying pod commits to the wrong run type.
11
12 **How to apply:** When the orchestrator's agentRunId has `kind=apply`, INSERT a new agent_run row with `kind='experiment'`, `status='running'`, `scope_entity_kind='experiment'`, `scope_entity_id=<experimentId>`, `runpod_account='team'`, `approval_required=false`, and a request string referencing the orchestrator run. Use the new row's id for all pod-tool calls. SQL:
13
14 ```sql
15 INSERT INTO agent_runs (kind, provider, status, request, scope_entity_kind, scope_entity_id, runpod_account, approval_required)
16 VALUES ('experiment', 'claude_code', 'running', 'pod-provisioner dispatch for experiment #<N> — orchestrator run <apply-run-id>', 'experiment', '<experimentId>', 'team', false)
17 RETURNING id;
18 ```
19
20 Related: [[spec-json quoting gotcha]]
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id | kind | status | scope_entity_kind | scope_entity_id --------------------------------------+------------+-----------+-------------------+-------------------------------------- f92bc268-a795-42e3-86ed-e018159cb25e | experiment | completed | experiment | 3283d57a-7845-4fb7-945c-6e654f7000dd (1 row)
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SPEC length: 1596
First 80 chars: {"name": "exp333-fr-it-symmetry-multi-seed-5phrasing", "gpuType": "H100", "gpuCotool=Bash
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=== STDOUT ===
> @sagan/runner@0.0.0 pod-tool /home/thomasjiralerspong/sagan/services/runner
> tsx scripts/pod-tool.ts "attempt" "--agent-run-id" "32e93989-504f-4beb-a190-6585b45bbaa6" "--run-index" "0" "--spec-json" "{\"name\": \"exp333-fr-it-symmetry-multi-seed-5phrasing\", \"gpuType\": \"H100\", \"gpuCount\": 1, \"volumeGb\": 200, \"containerDiskGb\": 100, \"cloudType\": \"SECURE\", \"estimatedMinutes\": 1260, \"dockerArgs\": \"bash -lc 'cd /workspace/explore-persona-space && uv run python scripts/run_issue333_train_eval.py'\", \"config\": {\"command\": \"uv run python scripts/run_issue333_train_eval.py\", \"artifacts\": [\"hf://superkaiba1/c_lang_inv_fr_it_seed137_post_em\", \"hf://superkaiba1/c_lang_inv_fr_it_seed256_post_em\", \"hf://superkaiba1/c_lang_inv_it_fr_seed137_post_em\", \"hf://superkaiba1/c_lang_inv_it_fr_seed256_post_em\", \"hf://datasets/superkaiba1/explore-persona-space-data/eval_results/issue333/summary_5phrasings_*.json\", \"hf://datasets/superkaiba1/explore-persona-space-data/eval_results/issue333/per_row_labels_*.jsonl\", \"hf://datasets/superkaiba1/explore-persona-space-data/eval_results/issue333/comparison_5phrasings.json\", \"hf://datasets/superkaiba1/explore-persona-space-data/eval_results/issue333/dataset_symmetry_summary.json\", \"hf://datasets/superkaiba1/explore-persona-space-data/eval_results/issue333/kl_probes.json\"]}, \"substitution_policy\": {\"gpuType\": {\"allowed\": [\"H100\", \"H200\", \"A100-SXM\"], \"min_vram_gb\": 80}, \"gpuCount\": {\"min\": 1, \"max\": 1}, \"cloudType\": {\"allowed\": [\"SECURE\", \"COMMUNITY\"], \"prefer\": \"SECURE\"}, \"dataCenterId\": {\"allowed\": \"any\", \"prefer\": [\"US-CA-2\", \"EU-RO-1\", \"US-KS-2\"]}, \"account\": {\"allowed\": [\"personal\", \"team\"], \"prefer\": \"personal\"}, \"volumeGb\": {\"min\": 150}, \"containerDiskGb\": {\"min\": 80}}, \"consolidation\": {\"may_merge_pods\": true, \"merge_target_max_gpus_per_pod\": 8}}" "--account" "personal"
{"ok":true,"pod":{"podId":"cv13x9s487tvwn","name":"exp333-fr-it-symmetry-multi-seed-5phrasing","gpuTypeId":"NVIDIA H100 80GB HBM3","gpuCount":1,"desiredStatus":"RUNNING","sshHost":null,"sshPort":null,"costPerHr":2.99,"adjustedCostPerHr":2.99},"podLifecycleId":"affe9684-7f94-4d47-9104-b35764442a04","sagaRunId":"10986144-4dcc-4b01-bcb2-a59e63a657c4","account":"personal"}
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=== STDOUT ===
> @sagan/runner@0.0.0 pod-tool /home/thomasjiralerspong/sagan/services/runner
> tsx scripts/pod-tool.ts "commit" "--agent-run-id" "32e93989-504f-4beb-a190-6585b45bbaa6"
{"ok":true,"podIds":["j0xvy1q82ryo8m","cv13x9s487tvwn"],"count":2}
=== STDERR ===Commit succeeded. The response shows `podIds: ["j0xvy1q82ryo8m", "cv13x9s487tvwn"]` — the watcher picked up both the pod from this r5 attempt plus an earlier pod lifecycle row. The run has been flipped to `deploying` and the `deploy_completed` event has been emitted; the runner watcher will now monitor the pod to terminal status. committed 1 pod(s): cv13x9s487tvwn (personal account, NVIDIA H100 80GB HBM3 × 1, $2.99/hr, agent_run r5 = 32e93989-504f-4beb-a190-6585b45bbaa6) agentId: abd8a817646a0f434 (use SendMessage with to: 'abd8a817646a0f434' to continue this agent) <usage>total_tokens: 28367 tool_uses: 9 duration_ms: 57812</usage>
Pod committed on personal account (`cv13x9s487tvwn`, H100 80GB HBM3 × 1, $2.99/hr). Verifying the experiment record + handing off.
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25478043-98d9-4b00-b3a0-1b67d55bbeab | experiment | running | 3ckal7me4jd4a7 | [direct-dispatch:A100:r5:exp#333] 9d0e1c70-2f3e-414e-ae10-0b655086eca5 | apply | completed | None | experiment-orchestrator-for:6e8a0593-c1f6-45b3-9dd0-7a89618006df A100 r5 (be pa c5b75089-0616-4511-b13f-de13c8f5a4c2 | apply | completed | None | experiment-orchestrator-for:25478043-98d9-4b00-b3a0-1b67d55bbeab A100 r5 (be pa d5baba15-ac63-4e95-a9d7-405b0f10a979 | apply | completed | None | experiment-orchestrator-for:3d8f3042-6224-41c8-873e-fc9932d4e0bf A100 r5 (be pa
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id: 32e93989-504f-4beb-a190-6585b45bbaa6 kind: experiment status: running runpodPodId: j0xvy1q82ryo8m request: pod-provisioner r5 dispatch for experiment #333 (fr-it bystander-spill symmetry) — parent run f92bc268-a795-42e3-86ed-e018159cb25e — switching account prefer to personal after r1-r4 pod disappearance createdAt: 2026-05-14T10:53:09.382Z
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File "/usr/lib/python3.10/json/decoder.py", line 337, in decode
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File "/usr/lib/python3.10/json/decoder.py", line 355, in raw_decode
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2026-05-14T10:53:33 | pod_provisioner_attempt | gpu=H100x1 cloud=SECURE account=personal 2026-05-14T10:53:35 | deploy_pod_started | j0xvy1q82ryo8m 2026-05-14T10:53:41 | pod_provisioner_attempt | gpu=H100x1 cloud=SECURE account=personal 2026-05-14T10:53:42 | deploy_pod_started | cv13x9s487tvwn 2026-05-14T10:53:48 | deploy_completed | pod-provisioner committed 2 pod(s) 2026-05-14T10:53:55 | runpod_status | RUNNING 2026-05-14T10:53:55 | runpod_status | RUNNING 2026-05-14T10:54:54 | runpod_retry | Pod j0xvy1q82ryo8m not found in account=personal 2026-05-14T10:54:55 | runpod_retry | Pod cv13x9s487tvwn not found in account=personal | None | 2026-05-14T10:54:55 | runpod_retry | Pod cv13x9s487tvwn not found in account=personal | None |
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Pod-loss pattern just reproduced on the **personal** account too — pods `j0xvy1q82ryo8m` and `cv13x9s487tvwn` both went RUNNING at 10:53:55, then disappeared from `account=personal` API view at 10:54:54 (under 60s of RUNNING). This is the same pattern as r1–r4 on `team`, now cross-account. The runner watcher has already flipped the experiment to `blocked`. Per the orchestrator failure protocol, posting `epm:failure` with the diagnosis.
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## Summary Experiment #333 recovery dispatch (r5) executed end-to-end through the orchestrator pipeline, but **reproduced the same pod-disappearance pattern on the personal account** that motivated the swap away from team — so the workaround did not work and the experiment is now `blocked` for human investigation. **What ran:** - Verified branch `exp-333-fr-it-symmetry` @ `13bff7b1` (round-3 fixes) was pushed to origin with `scripts/run_issue333_train_eval.py` intact. - Posted `epm:experiment-implementation` + `epm:test-verdict` carry-forward markers (prior cycles already passed code-review + tests; plan body explicitly waives critic loops on this re-emit). - Patched `pod_spec.env` with `SAGAN_EPS_BRANCH=exp-333-fr-it-symmetry` and `SAGAN_EPS_COMMIT_SHA=13bff7b1…` so the dispatcher's bootstrap clones the right ref. - Transitioned `implementing → running` and posted `epm:dispatch`. - Spawned `pod-provisioner` — it committed 2 pods (`j0xvy1q82ryo8m`, `cv13x9s487tvwn`) on the **personal** account, H100 80GB SXM, $2.99/hr. **What failed:** - Both pods went RUNNING at 10:53:55Z, then disappeared from `account=personal` API view at 10:54:54Z — **<60s of RUNNING**, identical to the r1–r4 team-account pattern. A sibling direct-dispatch r5 run (`25478043`, A100 pod `3ckal7me4jd4a7`) failed the same way in the same window. - Runner watcher auto-cancelled the agent_runs and flipped the experiment to `blocked`. - Posted `epm:failure` with the cross-account diagnosis. **This is now out of orchestrator scope.** The plan body's "Manual next action if personal also fails" applies: inspect the RunPod web console for both accounts around 10:53:35Z–10:55Z to determine whether RunPod is terminating pods server-side or whether the runner has a stale view; audit `agent_run_events` for an unexpected `pod_stop` source. The branch and pod_spec are intact and re-dispatchable the moment the underlying RunPod-side or runner-side cause is resolved. <<<DONE>>>
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## Summary Experiment #333 recovery dispatch (r5) executed end-to-end through the orchestrator pipeline, but **reproduced the same pod-disappearance pattern on the personal account** that motivated the swap away from team — so the workaround did not work and the experiment is now `blocked` for human investigation. **What ran:** - Verified branch `exp-333-fr-it-symmetry` @ `13bff7b1` (round-3 fixes) was pushed to origin with `scripts/run_issue333_train_eval.py` intact. - Posted `epm:experiment-implementation` + `epm:test-verdict` carry-forward markers (prior cycles already passed code-review + tests; plan body explicitly waives critic loops on this re-emit). - Patched `pod_spec.env` with `SAGAN_EPS_BRANCH=exp-333-fr-it-symmetry` and `SAGAN_EPS_COMMIT_SHA=13bff7b1…` so the dispatcher's bootstrap clones the right ref. - Transitioned `implementing → running` and posted `epm:dispatch`. - Spawned `pod-provisioner` — it committed 2 pods (`j0xvy1q82ryo8m`, `cv13x9s487tvwn`) on the **personal…
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