File Explorer#

The file explorer is a VS Code-style tree panel that lets you browse local project files and submit scripts to SLURM directly from the Web UI.

Open the Explorer#

Click the Explorer button (folder icon) at the top of the sidebar. The panel slides in between the sidebar and the main content area.

The explorer shows one tree root per configured mount. Each mount corresponds to a local project directory.

Click a mount name to expand it and load the top-level entries
Click a folder to expand it (directories are loaded lazily on demand)
Shell scripts (.sh, .slurm, .sbatch, .bash) are shown with a code file icon in the running-status color (green)
Symlinks are shown with a link icon; links outside the mount boundary are marked inaccessible and cannot be followed. Accessible symlinks pointing to directories can be expanded like regular folders

Note

Hidden files (names starting with .) are automatically filtered out.

Right-click any shell script (.sh, .slurm, .sbatch, .bash) in the tree
Select Submit as sbatch from the context menu
In the submit dialog:
- The script path is shown as a read-only field
- The job name defaults to the filename (editable)
Click Submit — the script content is read from the mount and sent to the SLURM cluster
The result shows the assigned job ID or an error message

Note

Only shell script files show the submit option. Right-clicking other file types shows a grayed-out “Not a submittable script” message.

Each mount has a Sync button. Click it to push local files to the remote SLURM server via rsync.

Warning

If you modify local files after syncing, sync again before running jobs that depend on the updated files.

The explorer shows mounts from the active SSH profile. To add mounts:

From Settings: Navigate to Settings > SSH Profiles, expand a profile, and add a mount (see Settings)
From CLI: srunx ssh profile mount add <profile> <name> --local <path> --remote <path>
From DAG builder: Click the gear icon in the workflow builder toolbar