LLMs improve when they can practice and reason in interactive environments.
Recent work (DeepSeek-R1, GRPO) shows RL can teach models to prefer better outputs by giving rewards.
But most RL environments for LLMs are fragmented or closed. That makes it hard for the community to experiment or reproduce results.
Environments Hub is a new open platform by Prime Intellect where anyone can share RL environments for training or evaluating LLMs.
Think of them as software packages: data, harness and scoring rules.
Agents today incorporate models and tools (from APIs to a terminal), so environments need to capture that complexity.
I wrote a hands-on walkthrough covering:
- RL + LLM basics
- Navigating the Environments Hub
- Evaluating models and agents
- GRPO-style training of a tiny model on an alphabetical sort task
If you want to experiment with RL for LLMs or just see how open environments can accelerate learning, this walkthrough is a practical starting point.
anakin87•2h ago
Recent work (DeepSeek-R1, GRPO) shows RL can teach models to prefer better outputs by giving rewards.
But most RL environments for LLMs are fragmented or closed. That makes it hard for the community to experiment or reproduce results.
Environments Hub is a new open platform by Prime Intellect where anyone can share RL environments for training or evaluating LLMs. Think of them as software packages: data, harness and scoring rules.
Agents today incorporate models and tools (from APIs to a terminal), so environments need to capture that complexity.
I wrote a hands-on walkthrough covering:
If you want to experiment with RL for LLMs or just see how open environments can accelerate learning, this walkthrough is a practical starting point.