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Qwen/Qwen3-Coder-30B-A3B-Instruct using RLOO over agentic
software-engineering tasks executed by OpenCode in sandboxed environments.Qwen/Qwen3-Coder-30B-A3B-Instruct (Qwen3 MoE, 48 layers)global_step_15rl-tasktrove-dq-sweep-30b-qwen3-coder-30-20260726-235656-574ba8advantage_estimator: rloo_n) with megatron backend, tensor-parallel 4, pipeline-parallel 2,
expert-parallel 4, across 32 H100s. The objective is deliberately unregularized: use_kl_loss: false, use_entropy_loss: false, and policy_update_steps: 1, which leaves the PPO clip ratio
inert at 0.0. That choice makes entropy dynamics the primary failure mode across the sweep, and it
is why several arms ended early.use_kl_loss: false, use_entropy_loss: false, and policy_update_steps: 1 leaves the PPO clip inert at ratio 0.0 — so nothing held the policy in place. Step 15 was selected by trailing-EMA reward as the last checkpoint before the collapse began. Treat it as a pre-collapse snapshot of a diverging run, not as a converged model.torch.distributed.checkpoint megatron checkpoint by re-running the trainer's own
export path (bridge.save_hf_weights) at the checkpoint's own step, so no offline conversion was
involved. Shard count, index total_size and weight_map completeness were verified against the
object store before upload.last episode of each trial (per
make_and_upload_trace_dataset --episodes last) — the rollouts the policy was trained on.training_logs/ holds the parsed metric surface for this run — per-step training metrics,
vLLM engine metrics, a summary report, and the reward-vs-steps plot — alongside the raw
trainer log. Capability tokens have been redacted from the logs.