docs: update external harness token capture guide - #2349
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SHIP — LGTM, no reliability concerns. Docs-and-tests-only change to the token-id-capture external-harness guide plus two new tests. No runtime library code touched; no verifier, scorer, async, or public-API surface affected. Verified against the implementation:
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SHIP — LGTM, no reliability concerns. Docs-plus-test change to
No async, API-compat, or config-convention concerns. (pytest execution was gated by sandbox permissions; verification was static against the base implementation.) |
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SHIP — LGTM, no reliability concerns. Docs-only rewrite of Verified every technical claim against the trusted base:
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Replace the implementation-oriented integration reference with a task-focused guide for configuring, validating, and consuming captured external-harness rollouts. Align prefix supply, terminal attribution, masking, and framework-owned storage guidance with the behavior now available on main. Signed-off-by: Ananth Subramaniam <ansubramania@nvidia.com>
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Explains how to collect trainable rollouts from an external agent harness that drives its own model calls and returns text without token ids.
How it works
flowchart LR H[External agent harness] -->|model calls| M[Gym model server] M -->|exact token ids and log probabilities| S[(Capture storage)] H -->|finished rollout| C[Rollout collector] S --> C C -->|rebuild verified call chain| R[Token-bearing response] R --> T[Trainer]Gym records token ids while they are still available in the model server. It links each call to its rollout, rebuilds the verified chain that produced the scored response, and masks incomplete or ambiguous rollouts instead of guessing.
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