GRPO-in-Sandbox Package
Agentic Reinforcement Learning Library.
Core API
from grpo_in_sandbox import (
train,
RLHFTrainingConfig,
create_runtime,
Agent,
AgentArgs,
RewardModel,
ProductManager,
BaseRuntime,
LocalRuntime,
DockerRuntime,
KaggleRuntime,
Trajectory,
TrajectoryStep,
AgentConfig,
load_config,
)
Module Structure
| Module | Description |
|---|---|
train.py |
GRPO training interface |
runtime.py |
Unified runtime abstraction |
config.py |
Configuration management |
agent.py |
Agent implementation |
trajectory.py |
Trajectory recording |
observation.py |
Action results |
action.py |
Action representation |
tools.py |
Tool definitions |
docker_runtime.py |
Docker backend |
Training Example
from grpo_in_sandbox import train, RLHFTrainingConfig
config = RLHFTrainingConfig(
model_name_or_path="Qwen/Qwen2.5-0.5B-Instruct",
num_train_epochs=3,
)
results = train(config)
AI Judge Self-Play Mode
Train models WITHOUT sandbox execution using AI-as-Judge for reward signals.
from grpo_in_sandbox import (
SelfPlayGRPO,
RLHFTrainingConfig,
AITrainerMode,
AIJudge,
ProductManager,
)
# Method 1: Using SelfPlayGRPO orchestrator
config = RLHFTrainingConfig(
mode=AITrainerMode.AI_JUDGE,
model_name_or_path="Qwen/Qwen2.5-0.5B-Instruct",
judge_llm_name="openai/gpt-4o-mini",
judge_criteria=["correctness", "clarity", "helpfulness"],
max_steps=50,
)
sp = SelfPlayGRPO(config)
sp.run()
# Method 2: Using train() with ai_judge parameter
judge = AIJudge(llm_name="openai/gpt-4o-mini")
results = train(config, ai_judge=judge)
For full API tutorial, see docs/AI_JUDGE_GRPO_TUTORIAL.md
Runtime Example
from grpo_in_sandbox import create_runtime
runtime = create_runtime(backend="docker")
output, exit_code = runtime.run("echo hello")
stdout, stderr, exit_code = runtime.demux_run("echo hello")
runtime.close()
Agent Example
from grpo_in_sandbox import Agent, AgentArgs, create_runtime
runtime = create_runtime(backend="docker")
args = AgentArgs(
system_prompt="You are a helpful assistant.",
instance_prompt="{problem_statement}",
llm_name="openai/gpt-4",
)
agent = Agent(args)
trajectory = agent.run(
runtime=runtime,
problem_statement="Solve 2+2",
)
#需要安装的依赖项 pip install "docker" "contextlib" "datetime" "dataclasses" "importlib" "pathlib" "fire" "yaml" "transformers" "torch" "tempfile"
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