geo-agent-training/SKILL.md line 108, under Historical logs (S3 backup):
rclone copy nrp:logs-wetlands/ ./logs
Three problems, in increasing order of importance.
1. The bucket is dead
logs-wetlands was filled by an llm-proxy-log-backup CronJob that dumped proxy pod stdout nightly. It selects pods by app=llm-proxy, but the deployment has been open-llm-proxy (pod label app=open-llm-proxy) since 2026-03-13 — so it matched zero pods and captured nothing after 2026-04-18, while exiting 0 and reporting success every night. Suspended 2026-08-16; tracked at boettiger-lab/geo-agent-ops#120.
So this command returns 58 MiB frozen at 2026-04-18, presented to the agent as "historical logs" with no indication it stops there. An agent doing log analysis gets a silently truncated picture — worse than an error, because it looks like data.
2. It uses the broad NRP credential
The nrp: remote is general NRP Ceph access — read/write/delete across every bucket. A skill whose whole job is reading logs shouldn't hand out delete on everything. That is the subject of boettiger-lab/open-llm-proxy#113, and a scoped read-only single-bucket credential now exists (boettiger-lab/geo-agent-ops#117, logs-open-llm-proxy-reader, provably unable to write or delete anything).
3. This copy has drifted from the one in open-llm-proxy
boettiger-lab/open-llm-proxy vendors this skill at .claude/skills/geo-agent-training/SKILL.md, and that copy is already correct — it uses ./sync-logs.sh against logs-open-llm-proxy, and its CHANGELOG records the fix ("reached for rclone copy nrp:logs-wetlands/ — the wrong bucket, via the broad NRP…"). The canonical copy here is the stale one, last touched 2026-04-01.
Other staleness in the same file suggests this copy has simply been left behind: it lists fixes as "tracked in" boettiger-lab/open-llm-proxy#1 and #2, both of which are closed (request_id correlation, and origin in response logs — the very limitations the section warns about).
Suggested fix
Sync this copy from open-llm-proxy's, which is current, rather than patching line 108 in isolation — and then decide which of the two is canonical, because a vendored copy that leads the upstream will drift again. The upstream-vs-vendored question is the real one here; the dead bucket is just how it surfaced.
If the 2026-01-08 → 2026-04-18 history is worth keeping at all, that decision is in boettiger-lab/geo-agent-ops#120 — but it shouldn't be reached for via nrp: regardless.
geo-agent-training/SKILL.mdline 108, under Historical logs (S3 backup):Three problems, in increasing order of importance.
1. The bucket is dead
logs-wetlandswas filled by anllm-proxy-log-backupCronJob that dumped proxy pod stdout nightly. It selects pods byapp=llm-proxy, but the deployment has beenopen-llm-proxy(pod labelapp=open-llm-proxy) since 2026-03-13 — so it matched zero pods and captured nothing after 2026-04-18, while exiting 0 and reporting success every night. Suspended 2026-08-16; tracked at boettiger-lab/geo-agent-ops#120.So this command returns 58 MiB frozen at 2026-04-18, presented to the agent as "historical logs" with no indication it stops there. An agent doing log analysis gets a silently truncated picture — worse than an error, because it looks like data.
2. It uses the broad NRP credential
The
nrp:remote is general NRP Ceph access — read/write/delete across every bucket. A skill whose whole job is reading logs shouldn't hand out delete on everything. That is the subject of boettiger-lab/open-llm-proxy#113, and a scoped read-only single-bucket credential now exists (boettiger-lab/geo-agent-ops#117,logs-open-llm-proxy-reader, provably unable to write or delete anything).3. This copy has drifted from the one in open-llm-proxy
boettiger-lab/open-llm-proxyvendors this skill at.claude/skills/geo-agent-training/SKILL.md, and that copy is already correct — it uses./sync-logs.shagainstlogs-open-llm-proxy, and its CHANGELOG records the fix ("reached forrclone copy nrp:logs-wetlands/— the wrong bucket, via the broad NRP…"). The canonical copy here is the stale one, last touched 2026-04-01.Other staleness in the same file suggests this copy has simply been left behind: it lists fixes as "tracked in" boettiger-lab/open-llm-proxy#1 and #2, both of which are closed (request_id correlation, and
originin response logs — the very limitations the section warns about).Suggested fix
Sync this copy from open-llm-proxy's, which is current, rather than patching line 108 in isolation — and then decide which of the two is canonical, because a vendored copy that leads the upstream will drift again. The upstream-vs-vendored question is the real one here; the dead bucket is just how it surfaced.
If the 2026-01-08 → 2026-04-18 history is worth keeping at all, that decision is in boettiger-lab/geo-agent-ops#120 — but it shouldn't be reached for via
nrp:regardless.