Build a reasoning model
Spend compute at inference, score answers reliably, then change the weights with RL or distillation.
Explore the geometry, memory, and learning signals behind modern models.
The complete encoder–decoder, grounded in the original paper.
Explore the architecturePreparing the 3D view…
Change the adapter rank and watch its outputs open from a line into a plane and a volume.
Explore in 3DPreparing the 3D view…
Turn three coordinate pairs at different frequencies and inspect how position changes their phase.
Explore in 3DPreparing the 3D view…
Step through decoding and see keys and values accumulate in separate banks for each layer.
Explore in 3DPreparing the 3D view…
Move a three-dimensional point cloud onto its first principal component and inspect the lost directions.
Explore in 3DChoose the demonstrated response. Watch cross-entropy move probability toward it, one gradient update at a time.
Explore the mechanismPick a preferred and rejected response. Compare their log-probability ratios against a frozen reference.
Explore the mechanismReveal a teacher’s softened distribution and watch a student learn its relative preferences.
Explore the mechanismChange the clip range and inspect where the policy surrogate stops rewarding movement in the same direction.
Explore the mechanismScore six candidate responses, normalize their rewards, and trace the clipped policy update.
Explore the mechanismA seeded agent samples actions, receives their rewards, and updates its categorical policy with REINFORCE.
Explore the mechanismExplore ATOD’s annealing and turn-level gates using editable synthetic signals.
Explore the mechanismWorked examples that connect the picture, the calculation, and the implementation.
Spend compute at inference, score answers reliably, then change the weights with RL or distillation.
Separate efficient kernels, recurrent state, sparse selection and hybrid architectures.
Follow the computation, then inspect the operations that make it work.
Connect gradients, low-rank updates, and the geometry of projection.
Further reading discovered through alphaXiv.
The Studio preset exposes the schedule and turn-weighting mechanism on synthetic inputs. It does not reproduce the training runs.
Explore the interactive mechanismRead on alphaXivThis July 2026 paper, revised in September, investigates selective teacher signals inside reward-based learning. It is further reading, rather than an implemented training algorithm in Studio.
Discover on alphaXivRead the primary paper