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Use when working with Hugging Face CLI or Hub workflows for TRL training, including auth, repositories, uploads, downloads, Jobs, buckets, model persistence, dataset checks, Space links, and remote artifact movement.
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| name | hugging-face-cli-workflows |
| description | Use when working with Hugging Face CLI or Hub workflows for TRL training, including auth, repositories, uploads, downloads, Jobs, buckets, model persistence, dataset checks, Space links, and remote artifact movement. |
Use this skill for Hub, CLI, Jobs, buckets, and artifact workflows around TRL training.
hf auth whoami before remote actions.HF_TOKEN or credentials.references/hub-workflows.md: auth, repos, upload/download, and artifacts.references/jobs-workflows.md: HF Jobs conventions for TRL runs.Use when designing or reviewing self-distillation workflows for agentic models, including trace collection, teacher or judge feedback, rejection sampling, critique, conversion to SFT or preference data, iterative TRL training loops, and safeguards against self-reinforcing errors.
Use when designing, reviewing, or implementing OpenEnv-style environment interfaces for agentic RL with TRL, including reset/step/state contracts, tasksets, Docker or HTTP/WebSocket serving, MCP compatibility, reward separation, and GRPO environment rollouts.
Use when instrumenting or inspecting TRL training runs with Trackio, run names, metric schemas, dashboards, logs, grep or ripgrep, SFTP, Hugging Face Job logs, remote artifacts, or experiment result summaries.
Use when building, reviewing, or editing TRL post-training workflows for agentic applications, including SFT, DPO, GRPO, RLOO, reward modeling, dataset formats, chat templates, assistant/completion-only losses, tool-calling data, reward functions, and challenge progression from SFT to environment-based RL.
Use when designing, implementing, reviewing, or debugging supervised fine-tuning with TRL SFTTrainer or `trl sft`, especially for agentic models trained on chat messages, prompt/completion data, tool-calling examples, assistant-only loss, completion-only loss, LoRA/PEFT adapters, Trackio logging, or agent trace datasets such as `julien-c/synthtraces`.