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Scaling Agentic RL: High-Throughput Agentic Training with Tunix

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Scaling Agentic RL: High-Throughput Agentic Training with Tunix
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The focus of LLM alignment has rapidly shifted from static chatbot alignment to dynamic agentic workflows. Today’s models don't just talk—they execute multi-step reasoning, call external APIs, and interact with complex environments.Training reasoning agents encounters special challenges and bottlenecks. The recent evolution of agentic RL training shifts the process from single-turn alignment to multi-turn decision-making with complex environment interactions and tool usage.

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The focus of LLM alignment has rapidly shifted from static chatbot alignment to dynamic agentic workflows. Today’s models don't just talk—they execute multi-step reasoning, call external APIs, and interact with complex environments.Training reasoning agents encounters special challenges and bottlenecks. The recent evolution of agentic RL training shifts the process from single-turn alignment to multi-turn decision-making with complex environment interactions and tool usage. This shift raises new challenges on the infrastructure side for rollout performance and efficiency; when an agent pauses to execute code, query a database, or wait on a web search, the expensive AI accelerator utilization plummets as TPUs sit idle waiting for environment steps.Tunix—Google’s post-training…

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