Autoresearch
Run single-GPU model experiments with a coding agent, then compare changes under a fixed training budget.
- Development Workflows
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Andrej Karpathy publishes practical ways to work with language models, from single-GPU experiments run by coding agents to a Markdown wiki an agent can maintain over time.
Karpathy’s public work spans language model training and the workflows that make models useful. Autoresearch gives a coding agent a training script to modify, a fixed time budget, and an evaluation metric. The resulting log and Git history let a researcher compare proposed changes with measured outcomes.
LLM Wiki takes a different approach to persistent knowledge. A file-capable agent reads source documents, writes linked Markdown pages, and updates existing pages when new evidence changes an earlier conclusion. Karpathy published the design as a Gist. Readers can use it to specify a wiki in their own workspace.
The upstream project shows how an agent can iterate against a fixed training budget. Its experiment instructions specify what to change and how to record successful and failed runs.
Meet other people and teams publishing open tools, projects, and Agent Skills.
Read how source documents, linked pages, and agent updates fit into a persistent Markdown knowledge base.