ServerPilot 1.8.0

ServerPilot 1.8.0 publishes telemetry only where the occupancy belongs to the caller: a free card reports capacity, and your own lease reports per-GPU utilisation and the card lagging behind.

• gpu_status now answers three questions in three groups: an allocatable card reports capacity only (model, VRAM, available), a busy card reports who holds it, and telemetry appears only on cards the caller holds. Free cards used to carry telemetry too — and every bit of load observable on a free card comes from ServerPilot's own keepalive hold (80% of VRAM, released only when the card is actually allocated), so a machine with eight free cards read as eight-tenths full and an agent that checked availability against it concluded there was nothing to claim.
• New gpu_status(lease_id=…) returns your own lease: per-GPU rolling ten-minute averages and the latest sample, plus a lease summary — average utilisation, the smallest free VRAM across the lease, and on multi-GPU leases the utilisation spread and the card lagging behind. These are the numbers behind "is my job using these cards well, can I raise the batch size, is one card holding the rest back"; a card you held previously fell into the compact busy_gpus list with nothing but its task name.
• gpu_status no longer takes include_busy: busy cards always come back in busy_gpus with their task, and your own cards come from lease_id. Allocatable cards report one status, "available", instead of exposing keepalive's internal variants. A gpu_status response for an eight-GPU machine went from 5,957 to 1,749 bytes.