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From traces to training-ready

Your agents already generate the best training data you will ever have. The Workshop makes it usable.

Build datasets from real runs

Select production traces and promote them into a dataset. Filter by agent, eval score, or time window so only the runs worth learning from make it through. Every example keeps a link back to its source trace.

Data you already own
Best runs only
Full provenance
Trace selection into a dataset

Audited by detectors, then by an agent

Deterministic checks catch duplicates, malformed turns, token overflow, and PII in seconds. Then a coding agent reads the corpus for what rules miss: label conflicts, answer leakage, degenerate outputs. Every fix it proposes is verified in a sandbox first, and applying one is a single click that lands as a versioned commit.

Detector and agent passes
Fixes verified before shown
Every apply is a commit
Validation results view

The profile configures the training run

The Workshop profiles shape, balance, and token distributions, then turns them into a recommended training configuration: model tier, epochs, learning rate, and adapter settings, with cost and duration estimated before you commit. PII is detected and redacted so what leaves the Workshop is safe to train on.

Recommended configuration
Cost known upfront
PII redacted
Hyperparameter recommendations

What you get

Curation, validation, and profiling in one place, wired into evals and training.

Curation

  • Trace selection

    Bulk-select runs filtered by agent, score, and time. Choose the agent surface or raw model call.

  • Provenance tracking

    Every example links back to its source trace, so any training row can be audited to the run that made it.

  • Dataset history

    Every applied fix is a commit that records the score it produced. Restore any point in the history.

Validation

  • Structure checks

    Validates turn order, tool-call shape, declared-tool usage, and token overflow before training can start.

  • Agent-fit checks

    Tool overlap, input-key match, and provenance checks so the dataset matches the agent it will train.

  • Quality pillars

    Weighted scores across integrity, signal, coverage, uniqueness, safety, and fit. Hard failures block readiness.

Profiling and safety

  • Token distributions

    Input and output token totals that set context length and filter the model catalogue to what fits.

  • PII detect and redact

    Names, locations, organisations, emails, and phones are labelled and masked before training.

  • Hyperparameter recommendations

    Epochs, learning rate, and adapter settings recommended from dataset stats, carried into training.

Your traces are your dataset

Curated, validated, profiled. Ready to train on.