vibe-scheduler submits, tracks and retrieves computational chemistry jobs on your workstation, on remote machines over SSH and on Torque/PBS or Slurm clusters, all from one place. The preprint describing version 1.0.0 is now on ChemRxiv.
Resource estimates, host-selection policies and a fleet dashboard help you see which machine runs which job. vibe-scheduler works with any command-line program, including vibe-qc, and is open source under the MPL-2.0 licence, available for macOS and Linux. Download it and try it on your next set of calculations.
The preprint was written under the tool's former name, vibe-queue. It describes the same project.
