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Specialized an open language model for repository-level software agents using test-checked environment trajectories, two-stage quality filtering and further policy optimization within an established coding-agent scaffold.
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OpenHands/CodeAct, SWE-Gym, vLLM and existing model architecture are inherited. The integrated training/resource is acquired, not invention of autonomous coding agents. Evaluation depends on scaffold, retry protocol, budgets and tests. Credited lists repeat one name and contain merged fields; individual identity/effort is unresolved.
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- Devstral: Fine-tuning Language Models for Coding Agent Applications
- Mistral AI and All Hands AI: Devstral coding-agent trajectory training — official institutional account
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Mistral AI and All Hands AI: Devstral coding-agent trajectory training
Specialized an open language model for repository-level software agents using test-checked environment trajectories, two-stage quality filtering and further policy optimization within an established coding-agent scaffold.
Scientific scope
OpenHands/CodeAct, SWE-Gym, vLLM and existing model architecture are inherited. The integrated training/resource is acquired, not invention of autonomous coding agents. Evaluation depends on scaffold, retry protocol, budgets and tests. Credited lists repeat one name and contain merged fields; individual identity/effort is unresolved.
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Source-listed authors or explicitly credited technical contributors for the cited versions. Family entries retain source-specific attribution; a combined list is not one original-paper byline or equal individual work. Names alone do not establish resolved identities.