Research workspace
Define the objective, evaluation function, action space, datasets, constraints, compute budget, and stopping conditions in a versioned project.
- Dataset and split management
- Custom metrics and constraints
- Action-space configuration
Configure the search, connect data, allocate GPU compute, follow experiments as they run, and collect the trained models and reports Reverie produces.
Define the objective, evaluation function, action space, datasets, constraints, compute budget, and stopping conditions in a versioned project.
Reverie proposes candidate directions, trains models, reads evaluation results, and decides which parts of the search space to explore next.
Launch and monitor accelerator-backed training without turning the research project into an infrastructure project.
Follow how each model was produced, what it changed, how it scored, and which prior result informed the next experiment.
Review the strongest candidates and export the complete package your team needs to validate and use the result.
Set boundaries before the run, inspect progress while it works, and pause or redirect a project when domain judgment is needed.
The platform keeps the full path visible—from the first baseline through failed branches and promising candidates to the delivered model.
Establish the starting metric and validate the project environment.
Test diverse model directions across the configured action space.
Allocate more compute to promising branches and improve them iteratively.
Package trained models, artifacts, comparisons, and the final report.