Reinforcement Learning
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post-training
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composer-2.5
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grpo
dapo
diloco
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Instructions to use Codeseys/composer-replication-framework with libraries, inference providers, notebooks, and local apps. Follow these links to get started.
- Libraries
- Transformers
How to use Codeseys/composer-replication-framework with Transformers:
# pip install -U transformers accelerate # Load model directly from transformers import AutoModel model = AutoModel.from_pretrained("Codeseys/composer-replication-framework", device_map="auto") - Notebooks
- Google Colab
- Kaggle
Commit History
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docs(wave2): archive point-in-time wave reviews + dated review bundles
Move historical, point-in-time artifacts into _archive/ (preserving git history via rename) and leave one-line redirect stubs at every original path so nothing 404s — including the prose references baked into immutable accepted ADRs (ADR-007/008/012) and off-limits spike verdicts, which cannot be edited to point at the new location. Docs-only; no source files touched. Moved -> docs/research/_archive/ : WAVE_7_10_FINAL_REVIEW, WAVE_13/14/15_FINAL_REVIEW (cross-model reviews). Moved -> docs/_archive/ : DEEP_WORK_LOOP_LOG, WAVE_COMPOSER_DATAGEN_RL_2026-05-29, and the two dated review bundles (reviews/cross-family-adr-008-009-010-2026-05-29/ and reviews/final-verify-deep-work-2026-05-29/). Each origin path keeps a redirect stub pointing to the archived copy and to the current source-of-truth (METHODOLOGY / BACKLOG / V1_V8_COVERAGE / ADRs). Added docs/_archive/README.md and docs/research/_archive/README.md indexing what was archived and why ("point-in-time, superseded by current d…f00833d
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Wave 7: Phase 2-4 of deep work loop — backlog, parallel research, three ADRs
Imports the gap-closer wave from VISION_VALIDATION.md as a structured backlog, records the deep work loop log, and locks three architecture decisions backed by primary-source research from three subagent recons. Backlog items (CPU-only, no GPU budget): - Spike 006 — real HF model smoke (Wave 7 next) - Spike 007 — real trace ingestion (Wave 8) - Spike 008 — Streaming DiLoCo smoke (Wave 9) - Wave 10 — packaging (pyproject.toml + examples/) - Spike 002a-mini — Modal-gated GPU smoke (Phase 10) Research (docs/research/, 1168 lines total): - MODAL_RECONNAISSANCE.md — Modal pricing + setup, primary-sourced from modal.com/pricing and modal.com/docs. Verdict: Modal L4 is $0.08-0.13 per smoke run but loses to local 5090 by 10x on iteration cycle (3-5min vs 25-40s). Modal becomes correct for parallel sweeps, 7B+ models, multi-node training, or CI repro — none of which apply to gap-closer wave. - DILOCO_RECONNAISSANCE.md — audited 5 candidates. meta-pytorch/torchft wins: BSD-3, 312 com…ac4bfb4