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Nvidia releases gds-diag with an AI agent skill for storage diagnostics
Nvidia released gds-diag, an open-source command-line tool with an optional AI agent skill for diagnosing and configuring GPUDirect Storage deployments.
Summary
Nvidia released gds-diag, an open-source utility designed to assess environments, identify problems, and suggest improvements for GPUDirect Storage deployments. The tool includes an optional agent skill that provides a natural-language interface to interpret intent, orchestrate multi-step diagnostics, and propose remediation. Developers can run the agent skill inside coding assistants like Claude or Codex.
What changed
- Released the gds-diag open-source command-line utility for diagnosing GPUDirect Storage environments.
- Added an optional AI agent skill for natural-language diagnostics and orchestration.
- Provided support for running the agent skill in coding assistants such as Claude and Codex.
Availability
Available now“gds-diag is distributed as part of the NVIDIA Magnum IO GitHub repository with no other dependencies to install.”
Founder takeaway
If you manage GPUDirect Storage environments, clone the NVIDIA Magnum IO repository and load the gds-diag directory into your coding assistant to run natural-language diagnostics.
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