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START WITH YOUR WORKSPACE

Connect to see real runs.

Use the API token configured for this Weavely server. Start from an editable definition. The YAML contains the image, inputs, resources, and execution settings.

No sample workloads are created. Training submission and model deployment use your configured backend.

EXPERIMENT · INSPECT · REPRODUCE

Training runs

Find what changed. Keep the exact binary. Re-run with confidence.

Runs 0

Select 2–4 runs to compare their resolved configuration and results.

Select for comparisonRun / imageStatusLatest scalarAllocation costCreated

Your next experiment starts here.

Submit a training definition, then inspect status, logs, W&B results, and allocation costs in one place.

weavely run submit training.yaml

Training curves stay in W&B. Scalars shown here are reported values from driver logs; costs are estimates from configured allocation rates.

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SAME-ORIGIN API

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NEW TRAINING RUN

An explicit definition.

Execution settings All fields also remain editable in YAML
Model parallelism
Training
Serving limits
Generation & scoring

Prototype scoring uses exact_match. Generation and scoring settings are included in the protocol identity.

Scheduling

Image, data, GPU layout, parallelism, and training settings are stored inline. Use Edit YAML for every additional option.

training.yaml

One file describes the work.

Preview the complete definition, then inspect the Kubernetes objects it generates. Keep the YAML with your experiment.

THE CLI WAYweavely run submit training.yaml
GENERATED KUBERNETES OBJECTS

Inspect what will run.

Rendering does not submit a workload.

TRAINING RUN

UNDERSTAND WHAT CHANGED

Compare training runs

Resolved inputs, binary identity, reported scalars, and allocation costs.

FROM A TRAINING RUN

Choose an exported checkpoint.

This prepares a YAML draft. Review the image, model and settings before submitting any work.

RUN ACTION

Cloning reuses the stored execution definition and binary digest. It starts a new run and consumes resources; nondeterministic training can still produce different results.