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Sarim-Hash/web-coevo-stage1-handoff
web-coevo-stage1-handoff is a reinforcement learning model from Sarim-Hash. Use it for the reinforcement learning task on the model card, and read the license before you ship it in a product. It is set up for peft.
This bundle contains three completed LoRA adapters and the code and saved task pool needed to continue Stage 1 on another GPU machine.
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From the Hugging Face model README
This bundle contains three completed LoRA adapters and the code and saved task pool needed to continue Stage 1 on another GPU machine.
| Adapter directory | Saved state |
|---|---|
adapters/curr_v1 | Curriculum after iteration 1 |
adapters/exec_v1 | Executor after iteration 1 |
adapters/curr_v2 | Curriculum after iteration 2 |
Start with handoff.md for model downloads, environment setup, GPU placement and the continuation command. The bundle contains multiple adapters; load the desired adapter subdirectory rather than the repository root.
The continuation starts executor iteration 2 from exec_v1, reuses the saved 149-task judged pool, then runs iteration 3. There is no completed exec_v2 in this handoff. The executor uses fresh training rollouts; the 894 trajectories in the saved judged JSON are saved assessment trajectories used to measure task difficulty. New executor checkpoints preserve optimizer state, local random-number state and schedule position after completed schedule batches.
Adapter weights are unchanged from their saved files. The adapter configurations' base-model location was changed from a machine-local path to Qwen/Qwen3.5-4B, and their base revision was pinned to the original commit. These are the only metadata changes. See provenance.json and the checksum manifests for lineage and verification.
The data are generated tasks and synthetic page/action trajectories. Their model-judge labels can be wrong; these artifacts do not establish held-out benchmark performance or real-browser robustness. No credentials, API caches, private manuscript, or machine-specific training logs are included.