--- language: - en license: apache-2.0 size_categories: - 10K Action -> Observation cycles leading to grounded Final Answers across research, coding, data analysis, troubleshooting, planning, writing, and estimation tasks. ## Motivation Most LLM training data shows answers, not the reasoning process that produces them. Agentic systems need models that can: - **Decompose** complex tasks into concrete sub-steps - **Identify** what information they need before answering - **Verify** their reasoning with explicit observations - **Synthesize** multiple findings into a coherent response - **Flag** uncertainty and ask clarifying questions This dataset trains on the full cognitive process, not just the final output. ## Dataset Description **50,000 conversations** across 7 task types and 13 domains: ### Task Type Distribution | Task Type | Count | % | |---|---|---| | Coding | ~15,400 | 31% | | Research | ~11,500 | 23% | | Planning | ~7,700 | 15% | | Data Analysis | ~3,900 | 8% | | Writing | ~3,900 | 8% | | Reasoning | ~3,900 | 8% | | Troubleshooting | ~3,900 | 8% | ### Domain Coverage Factual lookup, comparative analysis, implementation, debugging, architecture, SQL analysis, production incident response, project planning, email drafting, Fermi estimation, decision support, code review, and technical roadmapping. ## Format Standard ShareGPT format with ReAct-style reasoning in the assistant turn: ```json { "conversations": [ { "from": "human", "value": "How many piano tuners are there in Chicago?" }, { "from": "gpt", "value": "Thought: This is a Fermi estimation problem. I need to estimate from first principles...\n\nAction: Estimate Chicago population\nObservation: Chicago city proper ~2.7M people...\n\nAction: Estimate piano ownership rate\nObservation: ~2.5% of urban households own pianos...\n\nFinal Answer: 25-50 piano tuners in Chicago city, 75-150 in the metro area." } ], "metadata": { "task_type": "reasoning", "domain": "estimation" }, "id": "abc123" } ``` ## ReAct Pattern Demonstrated Every assistant response follows the **Thought -> Action -> Observation** cycle: **Thought**: What do I need to figure out? What are the key sub-problems? **Action**: A concrete step taken (search, calculate, analyze, compare, write) **Observation**: What was learned from that action - factual, not conclusory **Final Answer**: Synthesis of all observations into a direct, well-structured response This pattern trains models to reason transparently before committing to conclusions. ## Task Categories in Detail **Coding tasks:** - Implementation: write a thread-safe token bucket rate limiter - Debugging: diagnose async ordering issues, trace execution paths - Architecture: design webhook processing for 10k events/minute - Code review: identify SQL injection, resource leaks, antipatterns **Research tasks:** - Comparative analysis: PostgreSQL vs MongoDB database selection - Decision support: self-hosted ML vs managed API evaluation - Factual lookup: LLC vs LP business entity comparison **Planning tasks:** - Project planning: monolith to microservices migration strategy - Technical roadmap: test coverage improvement from 23% to 80% **Data Analysis:** - SQL analysis: consecutive 7-day login streak query (gaps and islands) **Troubleshooting:** - Production incident: API latency spike diagnosis without deployment **Writing:** - Email drafting: scope reduction announcement to stakeholders **Reasoning:** - Estimation: Fermi problem (piano tuners in Chicago) ## Key Training Signals **1. Explicit decomposition**: Problems are broken into numbered action steps before the final answer appears. Models learn to plan rather than pattern-match to the first plausible response. **2. Action specificity**: Each action is concrete and targeted ("Check for SQL injection vulnerability" not "look at the code"). Observations confirm or disconfirm specific hypotheses. **3. Calibrated confidence**: Observations include uncertainty. The model acknowledges when assumptions are rough and provides ranges rather than false precision. **4. Synthesis quality**: Final answers integrate all observations into a structured, actionable response - not just a list of findings. **5. Question-back pattern**: Complex decisions end with a clarifying question to refine the recommendation, demonstrating that good agents identify missing information. ## Use Cases - SFT fine-tuning for agentic AI assistants - Training models to show reasoning work (chain-of-thought) - Building AI systems for complex multi-step task completion - Research on planning and decomposition in language models - Training models to use tools and synthesize multi-source information - Developer assistant products requiring debugging and code review ## License Apache 2.0