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@PrimeIntellect

Open Superintelligence Stack

Katılım Haziran 2020
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Prime Intellect
Prime Intellect@PrimeIntellect·
Announcing our $130M Series A to build the Open Superintelligence Stack Led by Radical Ventures, with NVIDIA, Intel Capital, Dell Capital, and existing investors Train, deploy, and continuously improve your own models using our stack. Own your intelligence.
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kenneth@kennethnym·
today is my first day @PrimeIntellect i'm so grateful to be able to work alongside such incredible team, i have so much to learn !! :)
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AI Engineer
AI Engineer@aiDotEngineer·
Congrats to PI on the unicorn round and $100M ARR! we were proud to have @willccbb introduce verifiers at the first AIE NYC a year ago and now... it is v1! Will joins a rare list of three-time AIE speakers, and his talk on the full PI stack is linked below!
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Today, we are releasing verifiers v1 — an overhaul of our environment stack for the modern era of agentic RL and evals. We decompose environments into a taskset, a harness, and a runtime. Run complex agentic tasks like coding and computer use at scale, in any harness.

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Prime Intellect@PrimeIntellect·
Today, we are releasing verifiers v1 — an overhaul of our environment stack for the modern era of agentic RL and evals. We decompose environments into a taskset, a harness, and a runtime. Run complex agentic tasks like coding and computer use at scale, in any harness.
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Anirudh Ravichandran
Anirudh Ravichandran@anravich94·
We envision verifiers V1 becoming the standard format for environments. It's built to be highly composable, support training and evaluation on rollouts and yet be highly flexible. Put plainly, these abstractions make it really easy to design your environments, and evaluate and train on them! @mikasenghaas, @xeophon and @willccbb cooked big time with this one 👊👊
Prime Intellect@PrimeIntellect

Today, we are releasing verifiers v1 — an overhaul of our environment stack for the modern era of agentic RL and evals. We decompose environments into a taskset, a harness, and a runtime. Run complex agentic tasks like coding and computer use at scale, in any harness.

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vLLM@vllm_project·
🎉 Congrats to @PrimeIntellect on Verifiers v1! Its training rollouts run on vLLM for exact token IDs and logprobs, no tokenization drift, keeping rollouts and training in sync. vLLM powers a growing set of open RL infra, prime-rl and others, and it's an area we're going deep on. 🚀
Prime Intellect@PrimeIntellect

Today, we are releasing verifiers v1 — an overhaul of our environment stack for the modern era of agentic RL and evals. We decompose environments into a taskset, a harness, and a runtime. Run complex agentic tasks like coding and computer use at scale, in any harness.

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λux
λux@novasarc01·
some cool things i liked about verifiers v1: - my favorite shift from v0 to v1 is the move from an environment-centric abstraction to a rollout-centric one. v1 has this clean abstraction: taskset × harness × runtime → trace tasksets owning both data and scoring is much cleaner. - making the trace a first-class artifact is the biggest upgrade. also liked how graph-based trace storage avoids duplicating shared prefixes and makes long-horizon trace analysis much more practical. - being able to run the same taskset under different harnesses (kimi-code, rlm, codex, etc.) makes evaluations much more useful.
Prime Intellect@PrimeIntellect

Today, we are releasing verifiers v1 — an overhaul of our environment stack for the modern era of agentic RL and evals. We decompose environments into a taskset, a harness, and a runtime. Run complex agentic tasks like coding and computer use at scale, in any harness.

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will brown
will brown@willccbb·
you can now train: - a 100B-parameter reasoning model - for 40-turn SWE agent tasks - in your own coding harness - for 1000 RL steps - on just 6 H200 nodes - in under 2 days infra co-design is magical
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verifiers v1 plugs straight into prime-rl for training. We have been using v1 internally for all our production runs. In this run, we train GLM-4.5-Air on ScaleSWE tasks with under-4-minute steps and 35-turn rollouts, completing 1K steps in 2 days on just 6 H200 nodes.

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will brown@willccbb·
this has been a labor of love for months with @mikasenghaas and @xeophon driving incredible progress, and `v1` is now finally ready for prime time we set out to fully modernize `verifiers` for the agent harness era, and unlocked some insane efficiency gains along the way
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Today, we are releasing verifiers v1 — an overhaul of our environment stack for the modern era of agentic RL and evals. We decompose environments into a taskset, a harness, and a runtime. Run complex agentic tasks like coding and computer use at scale, in any harness.

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Prime Intellect@PrimeIntellect·
verifiers v1 plugs straight into prime-rl for training. We have been using v1 internally for all our production runs. In this run, we train GLM-4.5-Air on ScaleSWE tasks with under-4-minute steps and 35-turn rollouts, completing 1K steps in 2 days on just 6 H200 nodes.
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Will Knight
Will Knight@willknight·
For my newsletter this week, I tried fine-tuning my own models using tools from @PrimeIntellect and @adaption_ai. Most of the big labs are using AI to build powerful models, but the same approach could also give people greater control over their own AI. wired.com/story/frontier…
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