Build the environment
The teams who run the work spec the environment. Reward, reset, state, action - written once by the people who use it.
→The teams who run the work write the environment. One review, one signed approval, one shared registry. Train your model against it, and keep the weights.
Approved environments in the shared registry, each with its owner and version attached.
Training runs executed against approved environments, each logged to the team that ran it.
A reviewer signature, a registry version, and a usage log on every environment that ships.
Build the environment. Review and approve it once. Share it across every team from one registry.
The teams who run the work spec the environment. Reward, reset, state, action - written once by the people who use it.
→Every submission runs one review: static checks, policy gates, and a human signature before any team can train against it.
→Approved environments land in the registry with version, owner, and usage log attached. One source every team trains from.
Every approval leaves a record. Every run leaves a log. Every team trains against the same approved environment, with the proof attached.
Reward, reset, state, and action - written down by the people who run the work.
Static checks, policy gates, and the reviewer signature that opened the door.
Every approved environment with its version, owner, lineage, and the runs that depend on it.
Which team ran it, which run consumed it, and what the result was.
Test the run against the environment. Review what broke. Recruit the specialist. Remember the miss. Approve what's right.
Every team starts from the same approved spec, and keeps the weights they tune on it. No drift between research and rollout review.
See the page →Schedule runs across approved environments. The catalog is the contract.
See the page →Train across teams on the same approved environment. Share the updates, not the data.
See the page →Bring the environment your team already runs. We review it, sign it, and make it shared. You train against it, and keep the weights.