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r0b0tlab/qwen3.8-max-glm5.2-kimi-k3-distillation

Provides a 57,937-row, quality-filtered multi-teacher SFT distillation corpus combining outputs from Qwen3.8-Max, GLM-5.2 and Kimi K3 across math, code, reasoning, tool-use and dialogue. Includes 24 parquet training views (including a pre-tokenized GLM-4.7 view), configurable sampling weights (sft_balanced), and explicit tool-call trajectories for agent training.

Introduction

Why this matters

Large-model distillation data is often fragmented by teacher, domain, or format; this release assembles and exact-retokenizes high-quality assistant traces from three frontier teachers into a single, audit-ready SFT package so researchers can train or evaluate generalist LLMs without rebuilding complex pipelines.

What Sets It Apart
  • Multi-teacher synthesis at scale: 57,937 canonical traces drawn from Qwen3.8-Max (48,283), GLM-5.2 (5,307) and Kimi K3 (4,347), with provenance and teacher identity preserved for auditability. This makes it straightforward to study teacher mixture effects or isolate single-teacher ablations.
  • Rich, production-ready training views: 24 Parquet configs include sft_balanced (default rebalanced sampling), domain-specialists (math, code, reasoning, tools), glm47_native pre-tokenized inputs/labels, and sft_tools/rl_tool_prompts for agent and RL workflows. Tokenization was validated across GLM-4.7-Flash, Qwen3-0.6B and Llama-3.1-8B.
  • Tool trajectories and loss masking designed for safe SFT: real tool-call trajectories are included (5,909 rows) and two deterministic loss-mask methods (prefix-differential, structural-redaction) ensure assistant tokens are the only trainable labels with zero mask failures.
  • Balanced curriculum options: sft_balanced reweights under-covered capabilities (tools, long context) at training time, plus a recommended multi-stage curriculum (SFT → tool specialization → optional RL) to get practical agent behaviors.
Who it's for and tradeoffs

Great fit if you need a ready-to-use distillation corpus for supervised fine-tuning, ablation studies on teacher mixtures, or training agent-tool behaviors with explicit tool-call traces. The dataset is particularly useful for math/code/reasoning-focused LLM development and experiments requiring exact retokenization. Look elsewhere if you require broad multilingual coverage (multilingual content is thin at ~0.8%) or very large long-context coverage (GLM long-context rows are a small fraction); also note that the package is a synthetic research corpus aggregating teacher outputs and upstream source licenses vary by row, so downstream licensing checks are necessary.

Where it fits

Use this as a generalist SFT backbone (start with sft_balanced), then specialize with sft_tools/sft_agent for agent behaviors and rl_tool_prompts for reward-stage RL. The canonical and token_stats views simplify auditing, exact-token loss computation, and cross-tokenizer analyses.

Information

  • Websitehuggingface.co
  • Organizationsr0b0tlab, Alibaba Cloud Model Studio, Z.AI, Moonshot AI, zai-org, Qwen, NousResearch
  • Published date2026/07/26

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