Pin the Muse Glimmer OpenCode example link to TRL v1.14.1 - #3543
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The Muse Glimmer post links TRL's
examples/async_grpo_opencode/async_grpo_opencode.pyonmain. That example is being removed from TRL in favor of the Harbor one (huggingface/trl#7457), so the link would 404. This pins it to the TRL v1.14.1 release, which still has the example the post refers to. The text is unchanged, since that's the example the experiment used.For context, OpenCode (and Claude Code, Codex, mini-swe-agent...) now trains through Harbor on OpenEnv, with TRL's
async_grpo_harborexample. The ultimate guide to multi-harness RL walks through it end to end.cc @merveenoyan @pcuenca