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## End-to-End Loop
1. Build training corpus from local structured data, synthetic episodes, optional HF instruction data, optional DDI API augmentation, and optional web fallback.
2. Train SFT adapter with TRL and optional Unsloth.
3. Train GRPO policy with environment-backed verifier reward.
4. Run policy-stack ablations.
5. Merge/export adapters safely.
6. Validate post-save inference from saved artifacts.
7. Generate plots and benchmark reports.
## TRL Source Of Truth
- https://huggingface.co/docs/trl/index
- https://huggingface.co/docs/trl/grpo_trainer
- https://huggingface.co/docs/trl/openenv
Training entrypoints require Hugging Face TRL by default. Fallback backends are opt-in only via `--allow-fallback` or `POLYGUARD_ALLOW_TRAIN_FALLBACK=true`.
## Local Smoke Commands
```bash
.venv/bin/python scripts/build_training_corpus.py --profile small --with-local --with-synthetic --with-hf
.venv/bin/python scripts/train_sft_trl.py --model-id Qwen/Qwen2.5-1.5B-Instruct --epochs 1 --max-steps 20 --report-path outputs/reports/sft_trl_run.json --use-unsloth
.venv/bin/python scripts/train_grpo_trl.py --model-id Qwen/Qwen2.5-1.5B-Instruct --max-steps 20 --num-generations 2 --use-unsloth
.venv/bin/python scripts/evaluate_policy_ablations.py --episodes 6
.venv/bin/python scripts/merge_adapters_safe.py --adapter-dir checkpoints/sft_adapter --output-dir checkpoints/merged
.venv/bin/python scripts/test_inference_postsave.py --samples 3
```
## Full HF Space Sweep
The final GPU path is a Hugging Face Docker Space, not local Ollama or local GPU training.
```bash
export HF_TOKEN="<write-token>"
.venv/bin/python scripts/deploy_training_space.py \
--repo-id TheJackBright/polyguard-openenv-training-full \
--artifact-repo-id TheJackBright/polyguard-openenv-training-full-artifacts \
--hardware a10g-large \
--model-sweep Qwen/Qwen2.5-0.5B-Instruct,Qwen/Qwen2.5-1.5B-Instruct,Qwen/Qwen2.5-3B-Instruct \
--sft-epochs 2 \
--grpo-epochs 1 \
--sft-max-steps 0 \
--grpo-max-steps 0 \
--grpo-max-prompts 0
```
The training runner builds the full corpus with `--profile massive --with-local --with-synthetic --with-hf`, trains SFT as the baseline and GRPO as the improved environment-backed policy for each Qwen model, then writes isolated sweep artifacts under `outputs/reports/sweeps/<model>/` and `checkpoints/sweeps/<model>/`.
Status snapshot from April 26, 2026:
- `TheJackBright/polyguard-openenv-training-full` is running on `a10g-large`.
- Qwen 0.5B SFT and GRPO completed inside the Space.
- Qwen 1.5B SFT completed and Qwen 1.5B GRPO was running.
- Qwen 3B was not interrupted and should continue after 1.5B.
- `TheJackBright/polyguard-openenv-training-full-artifacts` had not received the exported files yet, so run files cannot be pulled until the Space reaches the upload stage.
The run-specific pull command is:
```bash
.venv/bin/python scripts/pull_sweep_artifacts.py \
--artifact-repo-id TheJackBright/polyguard-openenv-training-full-artifacts \
--run-id qwen-qwen2-5-0-5b-instruct
```
Final comparison and safety artifacts:
- `hf_sweep_summary.json`
- `anti_hacking_overfit_report.json`
- `sft_vs_grpo_reward.png`
- `sft_loss_curves.png`
- `grpo_reward_curves.png`
- `qwen_model_grpo_reward.png`
- `reward_component_bars.png`
- `anti_cheat_failure_rates.png`
- `train_holdout_gap.png`
- `inference_validity_reward.png`
- `inference_latency_validity.png`
Completed runs must use `trl_unsloth` or `trl_transformers`; fallback SFT/GRPO or fallback post-save inference fails the pull-time checks.
## Active Product Model
After a sweep run has been pulled, activate it for the API/UI:
```bash
.venv/bin/python scripts/activate_sweep_model.py \
--source sweep \
--run-id qwen-qwen2-5-0-5b-instruct \
--preferred-artifact grpo_adapter
```
While the remote full sweep is still running, the app can be tested with the local Qwen 0.5B smoke artifact:
```bash
.venv/bin/python scripts/activate_sweep_model.py \
--source top-level \
--run-id qwen-qwen2-5-0-5b-instruct \
--preferred-artifact grpo_adapter \
--label local-qwen-0.5b-active-smoke
```
This writes `checkpoints/active/active_model_manifest.json`, mirrors the manifest to `docs/results/active_model_manifest.json`, and lets `/policy/model_status` report which artifact is active. The provider load order is GRPO adapter first, merged SFT artifact second, then SFT adapter.
## Final Judge-Ready Criteria
The final accepted reports must satisfy:
- `outputs/reports/sft_trl_run.json`: backend is `trl_unsloth` or `trl_transformers`.
- `outputs/reports/grpo_trl_run.json`: `status == "ok"`, accepted backend, non-empty `artifact_path`.
- `outputs/reports/postsave_inference.json`: `model_source` is not `fallback_policy`.
- `outputs/reports/improvement_report.json`: `improved == true`.
Run the strict gate after replacing smoke artifacts:
```bash
POLYGUARD_ENFORCE_SUBMISSION_LINKS=true .venv/bin/python scripts/acceptance_gate.py
```
## Scaling Guidance
Start with small profiles and short max steps. After reset/step/reward/logging is stable, use `max_steps <= 0` for full-epoch SFT/GRPO over the selected corpus. Inspect sampled generations, candidate diversity, legality, train-holdout reward gap, and anti-cheat rates before treating a run as final.
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