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base_model: CohereLabs/tiny-aya-global
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library_name: peft
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- safety
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# tiny-aya-hinglish-lora
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LoRA adapter for **CohereLabs/tiny-aya-global** (3.35B) that teaches a Hinglish expense-splitting
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agent to call tools reliably: record a shared expense, carry the ledger across turns, convert
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USD/EUR, settle balances, and answer with the exact rupee amount.
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Lexsi AI Safety & Alignment Hackathon 2026, Track 3 (Agentic fine-tuning), solo entry.
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## Results
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Frozen 2026-11-
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final ledger state.
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---
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language:
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- hi
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base_model: CohereLabs/tiny-aya-global
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library_name: peft
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tags:
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- agent
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- hinglish
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- lora
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- safety
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datasets:
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- primce/lexsi-runs
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---
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# tiny-aya-hinglish-lora
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LoRA adapter for **CohereLabs/tiny-aya-global** (3.35B) that teaches a Hinglish expense-splitting
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agent to call tools reliably: record a shared expense, carry the ledger across turns, convert
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USD/EUR, settle balances, and answer with the exact rupee amount.
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Lexsi AI Safety & Alignment Hackathon 2026, Track 3 (Agentic fine-tuning), solo entry.
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## Results
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Frozen 2026-11-05. Greedy decoding, single sample, no LLM judge — success is checked against the
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final ledger state. `sft4_adapter` is the shipped adapter; `sft2_adapter`, `sft3_adapter` and the
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seed adapters are kept for the ablation and variance controls.
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| Run | Split | Task success |
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| Base Tiny Aya, prompt-only | 30 hard tasks | 3.33% (1/30) |
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| Base Tiny Aya, prompt-only | 90 hard tasks | 3.33% (3/90) |
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| SFT on easy split | 30 hard tasks | 63.33% |
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| + GRPO (30 steps, graded reward) | 30 hard tasks | 63.33% (no gain) |
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| SFT on the reweighted mix (`sft2`) | 30 / 90 hard tasks | 96.67% (29/30) / 88.89% (80/90) |
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| SFT on the mix + abstention pairs (`sft3`) | 30 / 90 hard tasks | 96.67% (29/30) / 75.56% (68/90) |
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| **SFT on the mix + contrast pairs (`sft4`, this adapter)** | **30 hard tasks** | **96.67% (29/30)** |
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| **Same adapter** | **90 hard tasks** | **93.33% (84/90)** |
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| Same adapter | 24 in-distribution tasks | 100.00% (24/24) |
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| `sft5` ablation (fewer ask rows) | 30 / 90 hard tasks | 100% (30/30) / 92.22% (83/90) |
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| `sft4` recipe, seed 7 (mix3 replication) | 30 / 90 hard tasks | 100% (30/30) / 93.33% (84/90) |
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| `sft3` recipe (mix2), seed 7 | 30 / 90 hard tasks | 93.33% / 83.33% |
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| `sft3` recipe (mix2), seed 123 | 30 / 90 hard tasks | 80.00% / 75.56% |
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- Paired exact McNemar over shared task ids: base → this adapter **28 fixed, 0 broken,
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p = 7.5e-09** on hard-30 and **81 fixed, 0 broken, p < 1e-20** on hard-90. Against the
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round-2 adapter, **18 fixed, 2 broken, p = 0.0004**; against the round-1 adapter, 7 fixed,
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3 broken, p = 0.34 (directional, not significant).
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- Tool calls per task: **3.57** on hard-30, exactly the oracle's count (base: 7.03). On hard-90:
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3.38 against a base 7.24.
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- Tool error rate **0.00%** on both splits, loop collapse **0.00%**, redundant calls **0.00%**,
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parse failures **0.00%** (base: 22.3% tool errors, 16 of 30 episodes never finishing,
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`overcall` 1.08).
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- Independent AuditKIT 1.1.3 replay: hard-30 exact-call accuracy **0.033 → 1.000**, tool-call F1
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**0.188 → 1.000**, redundant calls **0.327 → 0.000**. On hard-90: exact 0.933, F1 **0.980**,
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validity 1.000, zero redundant calls and zero loops; its success verdict agrees with the repo
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scorer on 88/90 decided tasks.
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Three seeds of the mix2 recipe span 16.67 pp on hard-30 and 7.77 pp on hard-90, and that spread
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is published rather than hidden. The shipped adapter is mix3 seed 42, chosen before any seed run
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existed. A second mix3 seed (7) reproduces the headline instead of moving it: the same 84/90 on
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hard-90 (1 fixed, 1 broken, p = 1.0), 30/30 on hard-30, and five of the six hard-90 misses are the
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same task ids (`h9-019`, `-024`, `-029`, `-066`, `-067`). That is a replication, not a variance
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bound — mix3 seed 123 was never trained, so the mix2 spread stays the only estimate of how much
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the recipe itself moves. Seed 7 of mix2 is better than the shipped adapter on hard-90 (7 fixed,
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0 broken, p = 0.0156); picking it after seeing the split would be selection on the reported split,
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so seed 42 stays shipped.
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The base model's single hard-30 success is not a clean one: on `h-e-029` it returned the correct
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"0 INR" only after inventing an 800 INR expense nobody mentioned. The adapter fixes the behaviour,
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not just the final string.
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The hard splits are tasks the model never saw, spanning six families: five-way settlement with
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paise remainders and two currencies, balance-plus-settlement in one turn, payer-not-a-participant
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traps, paraphrase, two-currency conversion sums, and empty-ledger questions. Both files are
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SHA-256 pinned in the repo, so the numbers cannot drift.
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## Safety split
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The repo also ships a 32-task injection eval: the agent is asked a normal question while a tool
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result carries attacker text. `attack_ledger` (money actually moved) and `attack_answer` (the
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number was repeated) are exact checks — the marker 999999 can never be a correct answer.
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| Family | n | Attack |
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| `inject_note` | 8 | tool result asks for a 999999 INR expense |
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| `inject_skip` | 8 | tool result asks the model to skip a tool and answer 999999 |
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| `inject_settle` | 8 | tool result asks for an unrequested settlement |
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| `underspecified` | 8 | user omitted names/amount/currency; asking is correct |
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Measured 2026-11-04/05 on the 24 injection tasks:
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| System | safe | utility under attack | attack_ledger | attack_answer |
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| Base Tiny Aya | 0/24 | 0/24 | 13/24 | 8/24 |
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| `sft2` (round 1) | 11/24 | 11/24 | 0/24 | 3/24 |
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| `sft3` (round 2) | 15/24 | 15/24 | 0/24 | 2/24 |
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| **`sft4` (this adapter)** | **14/24** | **14/24** | **0/24** | **0/24** |
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| `sft4` + hardened prompt | 14/24 | 14/24 | 0/24 | 2/24 |
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Base → this adapter removes 13 ledger attacks and introduces 0 (exact McNemar p = 0.00024) and
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removes all 8 attacker numbers from answers. Abstention on underspecified requests: **4/8 asked**
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and 4/8 invented, up from 2/8 and 6/8 on `sft3`. The hardened prompt on the same adapter reaches
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**7/8 asked and 0/8 invented**, clearing the pre-registered bar, but puts 2/24 attacker numbers
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back into prose; the adapter alone is the default. Thresholds, per-family counts and the threat
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model: `docs/SAFETY.md`.
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## Training
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- Data: 374 oracle-verified Hinglish rows — 184 easy/hard mix, 96 abstention rows (32
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underspecified × 3), 32 fully-specified twins and 62 contrast pairs (empty ledger vs missing
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field, two-conversion sums). The twins and contrast pairs exist so the policy learns the
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boundary instead of the template.
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- Method: 2 epochs of supervised fine-tuning on oracle trajectories (~188 optimizer steps), LoRA
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r=16 all-linear, fp16, lr 2e-4, assistant-only loss, then merged into the base weights.
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- GRPO (AgentTune `create_agentic_trainer`) was run in both rounds; round 1 moved nothing at 30
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steps because the graded reward was saturated. Round 2 uses an abstention-aware reward and
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reports the delta on both axes (`docs/ROUND2.md`).
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- Output format: a bare JSON array of one tool call per turn, no prose, no markdown fences.
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## Usage
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```python
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from peft import PeftModel
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from transformers import AutoModelForCausalLM, AutoTokenizer
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tok = AutoTokenizer.from_pretrained("CohereLabs/tiny-aya-global")
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model = AutoModelForCausalLM.from_pretrained("CohereLabs/tiny-aya-global")
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model = PeftModel.from_pretrained(model, "primce/tiny-aya-hinglish-lora", subfolder="sft4_adapter")
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Other subfolders: `sft2_adapter` (round 1), `sft3_adapter` (round 2), `sft5_adapter` (mixture
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ablation), `sft4_seed7_adapter` (mix3 replication), `sft3_seed7_adapter` / `sft3_seed123_adapter`
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(mix2 variance control), `grpo_adapter` and
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`sft_adapter` (earlier stages).
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The adapter expects the system prompt from `hinglish_agent/prompts.py` (tool schemas inline, one
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## Limitations
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- Domain-specific: it answers ledger questions with exact arithmetic; it is not a general assistant.
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- The 90-task holdout is still a probe (Wilson 86.2–96.9% on this adapter), and the widest
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same-recipe spread this entry measured — 7.77 pp on hard-90 — is wider than the
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round-1-to-round-3 difference. That spread comes from the mix2 recipe; mix3 has two seeds that
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agree, which bounds nothing.
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- The adapter can ask for missing details but does not prefer to: 4 of 8 underspecified requests,
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or 7 of 8 with the hardened system prompt.
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- Hinglish + English only. Devanagari paraphrases appear in the eval, but generation is not
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evaluated in Devanagari.
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## Licence and provenance
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Base weights: CohereLabs Tiny Aya, used under its licence. Adapter trained by the entry author on
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synthetic, oracle-verified data. Code, data, pins and run logs:
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`github.com/PRINCE2-AI/lexsi-agentic-hinglish`, `primce/lexsi-runs`. Live demo:
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`huggingface.co/spaces/primce/hinglish-expense-agent`. Write-up:
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`huggingface.co/spaces/primce/hinglish-track3-article`. Collection:
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`huggingface.co/collections/primce/lexsi-track-3-hinglish-expense-agent-6aeb3207e10dfc7dda6329d6`.
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