Microsoft Research introduces Agent Lightning to connect AI agents to RL training
Microsoft Research introduced Agent Lightning, a tool that connects existing AI agents to reinforcement learning training without requiring them to be rebuilt.
Microsoft Research introduced Agent Lightning, a tool that connects existing AI agents to reinforcement learning training without requiring them to be rebuilt.
The tool allows developers to explore, visualize, and run reinforcement learning environments across OpenEnv, Harbor, MiMo, Verifiers, and NeMo Gym, which span over 12 million task entries on Hugging Face Hub.
CoreWeave has launched CoreWeave Forge, an environment that links agent tracing, evaluation, and serverless reinforcement learning. The platform offers a free starting tier and a 30-day Pro trial on new accounts.
Xiaomi addressed an issue where models trained only to pass tests added unrequested code and let errors pass silently by multiplying test results by quality checklist scores. The resulting MiMo-V2.6-Pro RL scored 46 on the Artificial Analysis Intelligence Index, leading open-weights models.
CoreWeave has introduced RL Rollouts, an infrastructure feature that loads new model weights directly into live inference deployments during reinforcement learning without disrupting active requests. NVIDIA and You.com used the feature to post-train Nemotron 3.5 Lightning for web search.
Scale AI has open-sourced AgentEnv, the foundational runtime used internally to power its reinforcement learning environments for training AI agents.
Meta AI researchers introduced MIRA, a dual-component agent architecture that decouples meta-reasoning from execution to improve decision-making in long-horizon research tasks.
Reinforcement learning environments are now hosted directly on the Hugging Face Hub, utilizing existing dataset infrastructure for storage, versioning, access gating, and previews across frameworks.
The harness-learning paper uses reinforcement learning so a proposer revises harness code from a task, the current harness, and an execution report. A trained 4B proposer beats its 35B teacher on single-step Reasoning Gym revisions, and HotpotQA training transfers to MuSiQue and 2WikiMultihopQA.
Prime Intellect has introduced Prime Inference and says it has served trillions of tokens for reinforcement learning and dedicated customer deployments.
A paper from Amazon AGI proposes AutoGym, which writes an agent task, an executable environment, and a verifier together from a small domain seed or past model trajectories.
DAIR.AI describes a Salesforce AI Research method that isolates the multi-turn tool call whose action changes the later reward, then updates only that call. On BFCL v4 missing-function tasks, training the selected turn adds about 14 points.
Surya says their RL training runs are being streamed at brusharena.art/live, inspired by LuoFuli.
SmolDataEnvs is an open-source set of more than 5,000 verifiable reinforcement-learning environment tasks for hill-climbing small models in code and data science. The release includes environments, evaluations, and training.
Salesforce AI Research put that collection at 35.8% clean and two others at 10.1% and 3.3%, after finding reward errors in both directions. The authors say RIVER, which filters defective environments, increases RL gains by 106% on Terminal-Bench-Lite and 30% on Terminal-Bench v2.1 while using fewer than 30% of TMax's environments.
A Codex planner and creator turn each skill into tested terminal workflows, using a rubric taken from that skill's own quality criteria. Outcome-only RL moved Qwen3.8-27B from 49.4% to 54.1% on Terminal-Bench 2.1, while adding the rubric reached 50.1% but won more trajectory comparisons.