Trains a transformer-based graph encoder with RL-guided adaptive masking so retrieved subgraphs embed relationships that better align with frozen LLM text encoders, improving GraphRAG performance with non-parametric retrievers on GraphQA benchmarks.
Evaluates how long-term memory in LLM agents amplifies sycophantic behavior and when memory should or should not influence decisions. Provides five targeted tasks, 1,550 standardized samples, an evaluation pipeline, and baseline adapters to test memory use, conflicts, scope, updates, and personalization.
Provides a deliberative Agent OS layer for robots that handles scene-conditioned planning, context-isolated skill execution, multi-stage verification, persistent multi-modal graph memory, and edge–cloud collaboration. Introduces EmbodiedWorldBench (16 scenes, 200+ tasks) and a failure-driven self-evolution loop; shows improved task success and strong memory benchmark scores.
Builds structured knowledge graphs for retrieval-augmented generation via a multi-step GraphRAG pipeline that separates extraction from consolidation. Key features include typed two-stage extraction, DBSCAN-backed deduplication, LLM summarization, Leiden community detection, and a compact 7B extractor model (Meno-Lite-0.1).
Generates 2048-d multilingual text embeddings for retrieval and semantic search, suited for RAG and dense retrieval. Pruned and distilled from the Ministral-3 family into a ~1.14B BF16 model, supports long contexts (up to 32,768 tokens) and optimized for NVIDIA GPU inference.
Reranks multilingual retrieval candidates to favour documents that are both semantically relevant and written in the same language as the query, using English-anchored relevance distillation and preference alignment; excels in language-coherence tests while remaining competitive on standard multilingual reranking benchmarks.
Turns document relevance into an execution prior for agentic corpus interaction: orders documents for sequential ripgrep traversal, seeds promising entry points with query-relevant paragraphs, and reranks grep matches to surface informative excerpts. Improves the accuracy–efficiency frontier on browse QA and reasoning-intensive retrieval.
A 2.6B causal LLM post-trained for agentic workloads and long-context on-device text generation. Key features: 128K context window and vocabulary, function-calling/tool use support, agentic RL/post-training pipeline, and optimized CPU/Apple inference and multiple deployment formats; suited for agents, RAG and long-context extraction.
Indexes chemistry literature as provenance-bearing atomic claims and provides a faceted taxonomy, evidence graph, and REST/SDK/MCP APIs so researchers and AI agents can retrieve verifiable, claim-level findings across papers; live index contains 2.4M claims from 147K papers.
Provides a CC0-licensed corpus of 11,045,085 Turkish court decisions (1962–2026) in Parquet: 31.5 billion characters, 5.5 GB—designed for retrieval, summarization, classification and RAG workflows.
Evaluates retrieval-augmented generation by decomposing user queries into sub-queries and answers into atomic claims, scoring retrieval by query coverage and generation by claim verifiability. Reference-free benchmark with 800 queries, inlined retrieved chunks, and answers from multiple RAG systems; runs locally without API keys.
Trains LLM agents to proactively edit and manage their working context for long-horizon tasks using an expanded toolset (planning, long-term memory, soft offloading) and a fine-grained RL algorithm that identifies critical edits and assigns action-level credit. Improves accuracy while keeping contexts compact on long-context QA and deep search.