Lets you write compositional Python programs that compile into self‑improving LLM pipelines — replacing brittle prompt engineering with a declarative, programmatic approach and built‑in algorithms to optimize prompts and weights for RAG, multi‑stage pipelines, and agent loops.
Runs an agentic RAG loop over scientific papers: searches literature, gathers and re-ranks evidence chunks, then answers with in-text citations. Adds metadata-aware embeddings, retraction checks, and contradiction detection across full PDFs.
Contains tech-blog posts scraped from Habr (primarily Russian, some English) in Parquet format with ~100K–1M records. Suited for multilingual text-generation and language-model fine-tuning; license is not specified, so verify before redistribution.
Provides 52,000 English instruction–response pairs generated by OpenAI's text-davinci-003 for instruction-tuning language models. Released under CC BY-NC 4.0; low-cost synthetic data useful for research but contains model-generated biases and errors.
A multimodal model that accepts image and text inputs and returns text, scoring at human level on professional exams — including a bar exam in the top 10%. Its performance was forecast from models using 1/1000th the compute, showing predictable scaling.
A 15,000+ English instruction–response corpus for fine-tuning and evaluating LLM instruction-following behavior. Contains human-authored prompts and answers across categories (closed/open QA, summarization, extraction, classification, brainstorming) and is released under CC BY-SA 3.0.
Contains short, small-vocabulary stories synthetically generated by GPT-3.5 and GPT-4 for training and evaluating compact language models. Includes multiple splits, a GPT-4-only V2 subset, and archive files with prompts and metadata for reproducible experiments.
Framework for unit-testing, evaluating and benchmarking LLM systems with ready-made metrics (G‑Eval, hallucination, task completion), support for local judge models and synthetic datasets, plus CI-friendly integrations for LangChain/OpenAI/Anthropic.
A public dataset of one million real-world conversations with 25 LLMs, including conversation text, model name, detected language tags, and OpenAI moderation outputs — useful for studying prompt distributions, safety/moderation, and training/evaluating instruction-following models.
Benchmark for evaluating general AI assistants with 466 short, real-world questions that require tool use, multimodality and reasoning; provides a public dev set and a withheld test set used for leaderboard evaluation.
Offline, privacy-first English grammar checker implemented in Rust that lints documents in milliseconds and uses a fraction of LanguageTool's memory. Can run as a local binary, embed via WebAssembly, and offers integrations for editors and plugins.
Provides a 200k-example filtered conversational dataset derived from UltraChat for supervised fine‑tuning and generation‑ranking of chat models. Stored in parquet with four splits and used as part of Zephyr‑7B‑β training data.