spark-status

name	spark-status
description	Load the current DGX Spark setup into context — models, endpoints, ports, and active containers. Invoke as /spark-status before any task that needs to hit a Spark endpoint. Also use proactively when the user asks about the Spark, mentions a model name, or proposes using a local endpoint.
tools	Read, Bash

Spark Status

Read the authoritative DGX Spark inventory and load it into context so you don't have to ask the user what's running.

What to do

1. Read ~/src/dgx-fun/current-setup.md in full.
2. Extract and report, in a compact table:
   • Which model is live on which box and port
   • Context window length
   • Active parsers (tool-call, reasoning)
   • Embed endpoint (if up)
   • Any stability notes or caveats from the most recent LIVE banner
3. Note the snapshot date from the file header.
4. If any section of the file warns that a container is stopped or a box is down, call that out explicitly.

What NOT to do

• Do not ask the user what's running — the file is the answer.
• Do not guess model names from memory — read the file every time, it changes.
• Do not summarize old PREV banners as current state — only the topmost LIVE banner counts.
• Never use spark, spark1, or spark2 as hostnames in commands or configs. These names do not resolve in WSL2. Always use the IP addresses from the file (e.g. 192.168.1.147:8001 for chat, 192.168.1.147:11434 for embed).
• Do not use :8000 for embed. vllm-embed was removed 2026-06-30 and replaced by Ollama qwen3-embedding:0.6b on :11434, served from both boxes. Port 8000 is not listening.
• The LAN IPs in the file are not the only way in. When reaching the boxes over Tailscale the addresses are in the 100.x.y.z range instead — if the user gives you one, prefer it over the LAN address rather than "correcting" it back to 192.168.1.x.

After loading

Resume whatever task prompted the /spark-status invocation, now with the correct model id and endpoint in context. If the task involves writing a command or config that references a Spark endpoint, use the IP addresses from the file, not the hostnames.