gensyn-audit
gensyn-audit independently replays Gensyn Open 1B training steps and verifies
the results against the run's published commitments.
Run an audit
The current Open 1B audit requires Python 3.11 and an Apple Silicon Mac.
Install the CLI:
uv tool install --python 3.11 gensyn-audit
gensyn-audit --version
Then go to:
The site explains the available audits and their resource requirements, lets you claim one, and gives you the exact command to run. Do not share its claim token.
Run gensyn-audit --help for general CLI help.
What it verifies
Depending on the selected audit, gensyn-audit checks the downloaded training
code and kernels, checkpoint integrity, and the replayed state against the
run's published commitments. Claimed results are also compared with loss values
withheld by the record.
A match means your machine independently reproduced the state hash Gensyn published for that training step. Each successful audit verifies one step of Open 1B's training history and contributes toward independently auditing the full run.
License
The audit client is open sourced under Apache 2.0.
Running an audit also uses RepOp, Gensyn's reproducibility library, which is separately governed by the Gensyn Reproducibility License v1.0. That license allows you to use RepOp to audit Open-1B's training and publish your findings.
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