LoadTable is early software. These pages describe the current development build; see Status for what is missing.

Status

LoadTable is used every day on a Linux laptop with a Linux desktop and a MacBook as workers, building Rust workspaces, Android apps and Apple builds for several coding agents at once. It is early software: expect rough edges, and read this page before relying on it.

Works today

• Queue, admission by slots and pressure, queue classes, the short lane and the light pool.
• Pairing, placement on peers and --anywhere, checkout sync, live logs, fetching outputs.
• Timing history with separate warm and cold estimates.
• Run policy with suites, split test plans and suggestions from history.
• sccache, per-checkout output directories, the Gradle home and the disk reserve.
• The MCP server, the desktop window, the audit log and stall attribution.
• Linux and macOS, as the submitting machine or as a worker.

In progress

• Showing each machine’s exact build in --version and status.
• Clearer wait messages when the job ahead has no estimate.

Known gaps

• A Mac worker that goes to sleep is not woken or worked around.
• A waiting job already sent to a peer is not moved when another machine frees up.
• Cancelling a job after it passed marks it cancelled.
• policy show does not print the [placement] section.
• Placement has no GPU or file requirements yet.
• Idle caches are emptied by hand.
• There is no sandbox: jobs run as your user, with your files. Pair only machines you control.