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This may indeed be useful; you may achieve this by creating distinct directories for each cluster with a tree structure with a similar fashion:
data/
├1/
├2/
⁞
└n/
In ./state_cluster.sh you may easily handle with multiple clusters with such a folder organization; likewise, in ./make_cluster you create a new cluster folder according to last created folder.
This script can be simply ported to manage more than one cluster.
In particular, one could think about merging multple clusters together.
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