@DanKornas: Fine-tuning a new model shouldn’t mean rebuilding the same training notebook from scratch. Unsloth Notebooks is a colle…
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Unsloth Notebooks is a collection of 250+ open-source fine-tuning and reinforcement-learning notebooks for text, vision, audio, embeddings, and speech models, providing ready-to-use Colab notebooks with data preparation, training, and inference steps.
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Fine-tuning a new model shouldn’t mean rebuilding the same training notebook from scratch.
Unsloth Notebooks is a collection of 250+ fine-tuning and reinforcement-learning notebooks for AI builders working with text, vision, audio, embeddings, and speech models.
It helps you get from model selection to a working experiment by providing model-specific Colab notebooks with data preparation, training, and inference steps.
Key features: • Model coverage – examples for Llama, Qwen, Gemma, Mistral, GPT-OSS, and more. • Training workflows – fine-tuning plus GRPO, DPO, ORPO, and other reinforcement-learning setups. • Multimodal tasks – notebooks for vision, audio, TTS, speech-to-text, OCR, and embeddings. • Colab access – open individual notebooks directly from the README’s model-organized tables. • Practical workflow – the Llama 3.1 Alpaca example covers installation, data prep, training, inference, saving, and GGUF conversion.
It’s open-source (LGPL-3.0 license).
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