v2.3.0

The numbers you see are the numbers you can claim, and a card's state reads at a glance.

• CPU and memory now show what the machine actually gives this endpoint. A containerized server reports the whole node's cores and memory, so the interface read "128 cores, 974 GB, 121 free" for an endpoint that only owns 60 cores and 480 GB — sizing parallelism off that number oversubscribes the job. The GUI, MCP, and the allocator now read one resolved figure, labelled as a container quota where it comes from a cgroup budget; CPU and memory requests are admitted against that same budget instead of the node's core count.
• A network blip no longer makes a healthy server show as unreachable. A single failed SSH probe used to turn a server red immediately, even one that had reported in seconds earlier; it now takes a sustained silence to call it unreachable. A disabled or draining server is also no longer shown as a connection failure.
• An agent can now tell "held but idle" apart from "actually running a job." The MCP status values existed in code but were never explained in words, so an agent could see a card was held but not whether anything was computing on it.