@ScaleAILabs Try it: pip install agentenv-framework
Full blog post: https://t.co/EPUubytpDQ
Code: https://t.co/LC97x9f6rV
Written with @RazvanDuu, @thetututrain and Mateusz Cikowski. How are you handling access control in your RL envs?
Most enterprise RL environments have a hidden flaw: every agent can see everything. Real companies don't work that way. The PM can't read the SRE's on-call channel.
At @ScaleAILabs, we made role-based access control easy in our open-source AgentEnv Framework. Here's how ๐งต
@ScaleAILabs 3. Control many agents
In AgentEnv a whole multi-agent world is one task DAG: each agent's role and tools, who can message whom, and a trigger that gives Priya merge rights only once Bob says "ship it". A read-only judge grades the result.
@Aiswarya_Sankar Would be nice to have something like this for every agentenv agent https://t.co/O9JFK8MMr7. It seems possible to support through our usage of a2a
Five AI models at war in Civilization 3: GPT-6 Astra vs GPT-6 Sol vs GPT-5.6 Terra vs Opus 5.5 vs Sonnet 5.5, live until one conquers the rest https://t.co/6cEndYX6xj
@danieltian@PhotonHQ We use a2a for all of our agents in https://t.co/s1aaFwtt1X. Check it out in our docs here https://t.co/O9JFK8MMr7 . We should collab on making an rl env that uses photon
@alexcooldev@DilumSanjaya Check out https://t.co/sbV4UKsFes . Port sim env from @adithya_s_k incorporating real Barcelona port data & weather within a dynamic environment
Today we are open-sourcing ๐ฅKarotte, our framework for building RL environments.
We've used it for the past year to build MLE RL environments for frontier labs, and it's been hardened through 1M+ evaluation runs and red-teaming.