GradGPT
Adam who? Your next PyTorch optimiser can be a cutting-edge LLM...
Demo video
How to use it in 1-2-3
- Install this package from PyPI
pip install gradgpt
- Import it
import gradgpt
- You can now use it like any other PyTorch optimiser!
optimiser = gradgpt.GradGPT(llm="gpt-5", llm_provider="openai")
# is a torch.optim.Optimizer
Disclaimer: Let it be on the record that I said you can, not you should.
Contributions
You can try to open a PR on GitHub, but no guarantee of merge or even review.
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