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How the prime-rl config system works — TOML files, CLI overrides, composition, and special patterns. Use when creating configs, debugging config errors, or overriding values via CLI.

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Find, start, use, and stop the local run dashboard for metrics, configs, traces, logs, and reports. Use when asked for its URL, to watch or inspect a run, to control the open dashboard, or to create a cited dashboard report explicitly requested by the user.

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Monitor an ongoing prime-rl training run — find the output directory, tail logs, check key metrics, inspect SLURM jobs, and restart safely. Use when asked to check on a run, debug training, or investigate performance.

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Launch and monitor prime-rl training runs. Use when starting, supervising, or debugging an RL/SFT run. Routes to `start-run` (entrypoints + how to launch) and `monitor-run` (logs, metrics, check-ins).

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How to launch prime-rl training runs — the `rl`, `sft`, `inference`, and `evals` entrypoints, their config classes, and single-node/SLURM/dry-run modes. Use when starting a run or picking the right entrypoint.

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How to install prime-rl and its optional dependencies. Use when setting up the project, installing extras like DeepEP for multi-node expert parallelism, or troubleshooting dependency issues.

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How prime-rl vendors, builds, and ships CUDA kernels (the `deps/prime-kernels` submodule and the `prime-kernels` wheel). Use when adding a kernel, building it locally, calling one from training code, or publishing prebuilt wheels.

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