headroomlabs-ai/headroom
Headroom is a context compression layer for AI agents, reducing token usage by 60-95% across tool outputs, logs, RAG chunks, files, and conversation history, while maintaining accuracy.
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RAGEN, short for Reasoning Agent, is a research framework from the MLL Lab at Northwestern University for training LLM agents with multi-turn reinforcement learning. Its core is StarPO, State-Thinking-Actions-Reward Policy Optimization, a unified formulation that optimises whole interaction trajectories rather than single responses, with configurable control over how reasoning is elicited, how rewards are assigned across turns, and how prompts and rollouts are structured. Training can be run at trajectory level or turn-wise. The repository ships ten built-in environments covering different agent skills: Sokoban, FrozenLake, WebShop, DeepCoder, SearchQA, Lean, Bandit, Countdown, MetaMathQA and Sudoku, all behind a Gym-compatible interface so that custom environments can be added with little glue code. Beyond the training loop, the project is explicitly framed around diagnosis of why agent reinforcement learning breaks. The first release documents the Echo Trap, where a policy collapses onto repeated self-reinforcing reasoning patterns. The second release studies reasoning collapse systematically and adds two lightweight interventions: SNR-adaptive filtering, which drops rollouts whose reward variance makes their gradients noisy, and mutual-information proxy metrics that detect template collapse while training is still running, so a run can be monitored rather than judged only by final reward. Both versions are backed by arXiv papers and project pages, and the older documentation is kept for users of the first version. The intended audience is researchers and practitioners doing agentic reinforcement learning who need a reproducible baseline, a set of standard multi-turn environments, and instrumentation that explains training instability instead of only reporting scores. It is a research codebase rather than a production agent runtime.
https://github.com/mll-lab-nu/RAGEN
Headroom is a context compression layer for AI agents, reducing token usage by 60-95% across tool outputs, logs, RAG chunks, files, and conversation history, while maintaining accuracy.
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