Introducing Seahaven: Synthetic Worlds for Agent Evals and RL
Seahaven is an open source Python framework for building synthetic worlds for AI agents: stateful, resettable, parallel environments for evals and RL.
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Seahaven is an open source Python framework for building synthetic worlds for AI agents: stateful, resettable, parallel environments for evals and RL.
We pointed our autoresearch loop at Jev, a classifier that can't be fine-tuned. It ended up making half as many mistakes as a reasoning model, for a seventh of the cost and a thirtieth of the latency.
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A hands-on experiment fine-tuning Gemma 3 27B using synthetic data from Sonnet 4, achieving performance that rivals GPT-4o on specific tasks while being smaller and cheaper to run.
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