Activation store
Capture once, reuse across SAE checkpoints and experiments with identity-aware caching.
SAEBase connects activation capture, feature interventions, quantitative benchmarks, and reliability analysis in one reproducible research workflow.
Capture once, reuse across SAE checkpoints and experiments with identity-aware caching.
Ablation, scaling, clamping, coalition edits and downstream behavioral measurements.
Reconstruction, sparsity and intervention measurements with frozen experiment configurations.
Group-aware statistical auditing, source provenance, persistent reports and repeatability checks.
Browse 48 real-weight model/layer sites across 18 SAE configurations. Select any row to inspect the exact hook, metrics, and original verification report.
Filter by checkpoint, architecture or model family.
| MODEL | SAE ARCHITECTURE | LAYER | COMPATIBILITY | RESULT |
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Inspect precomputed numeric results from genuine checkpoint runs. No model execution happens in this browser.
Choose a model and a metric; comparisons are confined to its recorded layers.
Values are recorded engineering measurements on 64 held-out controlled prompt groups per site. Reconstruction scales and readout units may differ across checkpoints; do not compare model families as a quality ranking.
A single framework for collecting SAE representations, measuring interventions and reporting results.
Identify source checkpoints, exact layers and activation hooks.
Capture and reuse model activations and sparse feature codes.
Modify selected features and measure downstream effects.
Produce versioned metrics and statistically audited reports.
Measure non-additive downstream effects between SAE features.
Explore research ↗PROMPT TRANSFORMATIONSStudy consistent feature redistribution across input presentations.
Explore research ↗INPUT DEPENDENCIESStudy the inputs needed to explain learned feature activations.
Explore research ↗Follow the key stages of a SAEBase run. This walkthrough explains the real software workflow using examples and links; no model runs in the browser.
Begin with an offline reproducible experiment, then bring your own model, SAE or benchmark metric.
Python 3.11–3.12 · no pretrained checkpoint or GPU required for this first example.
git clone https://github.com/OpenSAE/SAEBase.git
cd SAEBase
python -m pip install -e .
python examples/quickstart/first_experiment.py --output runs/first-experimentThe quickstart follows the current GitHub main branch and uses a deterministic toy model. The dashboard measurements remain pinned to the independently published v0.3.0 evaluation records.