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- trinity_rft-0.1.0/LICENSE +201 -0
- trinity_rft-0.1.0/PKG-INFO +396 -0
- trinity_rft-0.1.0/README.md +341 -0
- trinity_rft-0.1.0/pyproject.toml +105 -0
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- trinity_rft-0.1.0/trinity/buffer/reader/__init__.py +0 -0
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- trinity_rft-0.1.0/trinity/buffer/reader/sql_reader.py +79 -0
- trinity_rft-0.1.0/trinity/buffer/schema/__init__.py +3 -0
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- trinity_rft-0.1.0/trinity/buffer/utils.py +33 -0
- trinity_rft-0.1.0/trinity/buffer/writer/__init__.py +0 -0
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- trinity_rft-0.1.0/trinity/buffer/writer/sql_writer.py +46 -0
- trinity_rft-0.1.0/trinity/cli/client.py +44 -0
- trinity_rft-0.1.0/trinity/cli/launcher.py +238 -0
- trinity_rft-0.1.0/trinity/cli/server.py +32 -0
- trinity_rft-0.1.0/trinity/common/__init__.py +0 -0
- trinity_rft-0.1.0/trinity/common/config.py +578 -0
- trinity_rft-0.1.0/trinity/common/constants.py +119 -0
- trinity_rft-0.1.0/trinity/common/experience.py +278 -0
- trinity_rft-0.1.0/trinity/common/models/__init__.py +139 -0
- trinity_rft-0.1.0/trinity/common/models/model.py +130 -0
- trinity_rft-0.1.0/trinity/common/models/openai_api.py +79 -0
- trinity_rft-0.1.0/trinity/common/models/utils.py +265 -0
- trinity_rft-0.1.0/trinity/common/models/vllm_async_model.py +353 -0
- trinity_rft-0.1.0/trinity/common/models/vllm_model.py +287 -0
- trinity_rft-0.1.0/trinity/common/models/vllm_worker.py +74 -0
- trinity_rft-0.1.0/trinity/common/rewards/__init__.py +11 -0
- trinity_rft-0.1.0/trinity/common/rewards/accuracy_reward.py +33 -0
- trinity_rft-0.1.0/trinity/common/rewards/agents_reward.py +1 -0
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- trinity_rft-0.1.0/trinity/common/rewards/tool_reward.py +1 -0
- trinity_rft-0.1.0/trinity/common/schema.py +148 -0
- trinity_rft-0.1.0/trinity/common/verl_config.py +346 -0
- trinity_rft-0.1.0/trinity/common/workflows/__init__.py +16 -0
- trinity_rft-0.1.0/trinity/common/workflows/envs/alfworld/alfworld_workflow.py +179 -0
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- trinity_rft-0.1.0/trinity/data/controllers/active_iterator.py +290 -0
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- trinity_rft-0.1.0/trinity/data/processors/base.py +143 -0
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- trinity_rft-0.1.0/trinity/data/processors/synthesizer.py +107 -0
- trinity_rft-0.1.0/trinity/data/server.py +27 -0
- trinity_rft-0.1.0/trinity/explorer/__init__.py +4 -0
- trinity_rft-0.1.0/trinity/explorer/explorer.py +299 -0
- trinity_rft-0.1.0/trinity/explorer/runner_pool.py +269 -0
- trinity_rft-0.1.0/trinity/explorer/workflow_runner.py +109 -0
- trinity_rft-0.1.0/trinity/manager/__init__.py +7 -0
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- trinity_rft-0.1.0/trinity/manager/manager.py +69 -0
- trinity_rft-0.1.0/trinity/trainer/__init__.py +3 -0
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- trinity_rft-0.1.0/trinity/trainer/verl/__init__.py +0 -0
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- trinity_rft-0.1.0/trinity/trainer/verl/dp_actor.py +538 -0
- trinity_rft-0.1.0/trinity/trainer/verl/fsdp_workers.py +1522 -0
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- trinity_rft-0.1.0/trinity/utils/__init__.py +0 -0
- trinity_rft-0.1.0/trinity/utils/distributed.py +82 -0
- trinity_rft-0.1.0/trinity/utils/dlc_utils.py +86 -0
- trinity_rft-0.1.0/trinity/utils/eval_utils.py +78 -0
- trinity_rft-0.1.0/trinity/utils/log.py +65 -0
- trinity_rft-0.1.0/trinity/utils/monitor.py +109 -0
- trinity_rft-0.1.0/trinity/utils/registry.py +127 -0
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- trinity_rft-0.1.0/trinity_rft.egg-info/dependency_links.txt +1 -0
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- trinity_rft-0.1.0/trinity_rft.egg-info/requires.txt +40 -0
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