Retrieve job outputs

simulo outputs gives you one list of the downloadable outputs attached to a job. Use it when you want to see models and recordings together instead of checking each output type separately.

List what the job produced

With no job id, the command uses your most recent job:

simulo outputs

Name a job when you need a specific run:

simulo outputs <job-id>

The table shows 20 items by default. Use --limit N for 1 through 250 items, or use JSON without a limit when you need the complete machine-readable list:

simulo outputs <job-id> --limit 100
simulo outputs <job-id> --json

Download one item

Copy the name or Output ID from the list, then choose where to save it:

simulo outputs <job-id> best.pt -o ./best.pt
simulo outputs <job-id> rollout.mcap -o ./rollout.mcap

The CLI checks the downloaded bytes against the recorded digest when one is available. A mismatch fails the command instead of leaving a file you might trust by mistake.

Download everything

simulo outputs <job-id> --all -o ./job-outputs/

--all downloads every output; it does not expand the table. The -o value is a directory for this form.

If you already know which output type you want, the focused commands still work: simulo models <job-id> lists or downloads checkpoints, and simulo recordings <job-id> downloads MCAP recordings.

Save a general output from a job

Call simulo.save_output(name, path) from a job body to register a produced file. Returning from the job successfully makes eligible registrations available to the worker for upload. A file appears in simulo outputs alongside models and recordings only after that upload is persisted.

A cancelled, timed-out, crashed, or failed job does not deliver files it registered this way, and a refused or unsuccessful upload can also leave a registration undelivered. Return normally after writing the file, then confirm it appears in simulo outputs; use a named Volume when another job needs shared durable files.

Download from Simulo Console

Open Simulo Console, choose Jobs, select the job, then use its download panel. It shows the same downloadable job outputs; use the download action on the item you want.