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What we’ve built so far.

Three kinds of work make up the lab: fine-tuned models, the tools that train them, and the datasets that shape them.

Tools.

The apparatus that generates, compresses and runs the training behind the models.

  • Hadron

    Distillation · v0.1

    A distillation framework built around NousResearch’s AutoReason tournament refinement. One teacher answers, critiques, revises, synthesizes and ranks its own work in a blind vote, and the loop repeats until “do nothing” wins twice. The labels that come out beat the teacher’s own single-shot answers, and every role leaves a full reasoning trace you can use for process-supervised fine-tuning.

    GitHub
  • Tokamak

    Trace extraction · v0.1

    Pulls reasoning traces out of LLM conversations and compresses them into a compact stream of internal chain of thought and short outputs. It’s meant for making tight, high-signal training data from long, branching dialogues without losing the reasoning that got you there.

    GitHub
  • Stellarator

    Orchestration · v0.1

    A control plane for fine-tuning and reinforcement-learning runs on Tinker. Sandbox runs pass a structured pre-flight check before they scale up, with cost projections, budgets and live alerts at every step. A Rust supervisor handles per-job polling and websocket fan-out, and a built-in research subsystem cites Hugging Face papers, arXiv and code examples for each run.

    GitHub

Datasets.

The data that shapes how the models reason.

Quark

Reasoning · v0.1

Our first dataset, built for concise chain-of-thought reasoning and token efficiency. It packs more reasoning steps into the same output length, so models think further per token instead of spending tokens to think.

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Photon

Compliance · In preparation

A family of supervised fine-tuning datasets for hardening models around compliance. Instead of bolting guardrails on at inference time, Photon builds decision-tree-structured compliance reasoning into the weights during fine-tuning, so compliant behavior is a capability of the model and not an add-on. Each domain variant is called an isotope. Isotopes share a schema and a training approach but target different regulatory and security areas.

Take a closer look.

Everything we’ve released is public. Models and datasets are on Hugging Face and the tools are on GitHub.