@_akhaliq: LiteResearcher A Scalable Agentic RL Training Framework for Deep Research Agent
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LiteResearcher is a scalable reinforcement learning training framework designed for deep research agents.
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A Scalable Agentic RL Training Framework for Deep Research Agent https://t.co/pJUry7P2tT
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