We’re launching Tiny Tool Use. An intentionally tiny open-source library designed for training open-source LLMs in tool usage. Tool-aware LLMs turn text into real-world actions. Which unlocks autonomous decision making for robotics and general infrastructure use. Tiny Tool Use

RT @bagelopenai: Can you guess which new model is coming to Bakery by Bagel next?. Here’s a batch of fun music experiments and prompt share….

Join the Everything Bagel community today! We look forward to seeing you there. We will also be hosting a Spaces here on X tomorrow at 11:30am PT/2:30pm ET!🥯.

For more prompting tips, as well as updates on our upcoming launches, be sure to join our Discord as well as our Everything Bagel community here on X. You can find us on Discord at:

And lastly, we love this prompt for an outro with text!. Prompt: .an incredibly detailed first-person POV of acceleration, retro futuristic old school pulp magazines BAGEL LABS, bright orange with DVD scanlines and authentic film grain as well as CRT glitching, trails of light

Here, we added one small change to the prompt and the music felt slightly more liminal. Prompt: a synthwave retro futuristic old school music video, bagels, bright orange with DVD scanlines and authentic film grain as well as CRT glitching, trails of light escaping through VFX,

Here's a slight variation in prompting that yielded a human subject (and tends to for the most part fairly consistently). Prompt: .a synthwave retro futuristic old school music video, bagels, bright orange with DVD scanlines and authentic film grain as well as CRT glitching,

This experiment didn't yield the best results musically, but we did find the overlay unique. As you can see, the key seemed to help steer the music in our prompting. Prompt: a synthwave retro futuristic old school pulp magazine focusing on bagels music video, bright orange with

Instead of trying to specify chord progressions, you can also just try keys and BPM! It's not perfect, but it is interesting. Prompt: a synthwave retro futuristic old school music video, bagels, bright orange with DVD scanlines and authentic film grain as well as CRT glitching,

Genre prompting works great. and it even seems like specifying BPM or key can help steer the vibe! . In this case, we focused on synthwave and retrofuturistic elements. We even tried a chord progression in our prompting. It appears to slightly recognize key changes (for

Can you guess which new model is coming to Bakery by Bagel next?. Here’s a batch of fun music experiments and prompt shares using the soon-to-be-added community favorite!🥯. Prompt: .a synthwave retro futuristic bagel music video, bright orange with DVD scanlines and authentic

RT @bagelopenai: We’re excited to share that Bagel Labs is one of the official ICML exhibitors!. Next week, the Bagel team will be exhibiti….

Overall, our team will be present at the official ICML location at our dedicated booth throughout the entire conference. Drop by for a very special gift and merch. See you in Vancouver!.

Bagel Labs team will be showcasing the ZKLoRA paper at the Championing Open-source Development in Machine Learning workshop. If you’re attending the ICML main event, drop by to chat with some of our research team here.

We’re hosting the Distributed ML Mixer on July 15. ​. Expect conversation and talks on distributed pretraining, post-training, reinforcement learning, test-time compute, etc., with a surprise guest!. Signup here:

We’re excited to share that Bagel Labs is one of the official ICML exhibitors!. Next week, the Bagel team will be exhibiting novel research, participating in poster sessions, and hosting a special side event at ICML, Vancouver. See below to find out where you can find us!

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Tiny Tool Use is a minimal, open-source library for LLMs to make reliable, auditable tool calls. Supports SFT, DPO, and synthetic data — all driven by simple JSON config. Fast setup, strong evals, and ready for real-world prototyping. Have you had the chance to check out Tiny.

RT @bagelopenai: We’re launching Tiny Tool Use. An intentionally tiny open-source library designed for training open-source LLMs in tool us….

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Tiny Tool Use has easy integration with the Berkeley Function-Calling Leaderboard (BFCL), a dedicated leaderboard for tool-use models. Train your tool-use models and benchmark them against the leaderboard with simple commands.