n-autoresearch turns autoresearch into multi-GPU orchestrator
n-autoresearch is an open-source infrastructure layer for agent-driven ML research. It wraps the edit-train-keep/discard loop with structured experiment state, queryable tracking, adaptive search policies, and one worker per GPU so several experiments can run in parallel. The repo is positioned as a practical replacement for bash loops and flat TSV logs when you want autonomous exploration across multiple GPUs and built-in crash recovery.
Hot take: this is experiment ops for agentic research, not a new research model.
- –It turns the autoresearch loop into a repeatable system with REST endpoints for setup, hypothesis registration, completion, crash handling, and run summaries.
- –Multi-GPU support is the main unlock: each GPU worker can run independently while the orchestrator coordinates global search strategy.
- –The search policy is explicit and adaptive, moving between explore, exploit, combine, and ablation based on recent outcomes.
- –The design is practical for short, iterative training runs on small-to-medium models, not for frontier-scale training jobs.
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2026-03-31
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2026-03-31
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