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Hugging Face
Welcome RL Environments to the hub
Hugging Face Hub now has a dedicated RL Environments filter for dataset repositories tagged with rl-environment, addressing the problem of siloed environments across frameworks like Harbor, Verifiers, OpenEnv, and NeMo Gym. Instead of building a new registry, the Hub uses existing dataset repos with framework tags that generate loading snippets, so an environment consists of tasksets stored as datasets and runtimes provided by frameworks. The environment gives an agent a task, responds to actions with observations, and scores the outcome with rewards for evaluation or training, and users can run environments by pulling the dataset and using the framework’s runtime and verifier code. The release includes pre-tagged environments such as BeyondSWE, Terminal-Lego, Multi-SWE-RL-Verified, and others, with run commands provided for each framework. Future plans include per-config snippets and automatic framework tagging on upload, and the Hub already stores data, versions it, gates it, and serves it to millions.

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Hugging Face
Welcome RL Environments to the hub
Hugging Face Hub now has a dedicated RL Environments filter for dataset repositories tagged with rl-environment, addressing the problem of siloed environments across frameworks like Harbor, Verifiers, OpenEnv, and NeMo Gym. Instead of building a new registry, the Hub uses existing dataset repos with framework tags that generate loading snippets, so an environment consists of tasksets stored as datasets and runtimes provided by frameworks. The environment gives an agent a task, responds to actions with observations, and scores the outcome with rewards for evaluation or training, and users can run environments by pulling the dataset and using the framework’s runtime and verifier code. The release includes pre-tagged environments such as BeyondSWE, Terminal-Lego, Multi-SWE-RL-Verified, and others, with run commands provided for each framework. Future plans include per-config snippets and automatic framework tagging on upload, and the Hub already stores data, versions it, gates it, and serves it to millions.

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