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Easy DataSet is a comprehensive open-source tool designed to make creating high-quality datasets for large language model fine-tuning, retrieval-augmented generation (RAG), and evaluation as easy and automated as possible by providing intuitive interfaces and powerful parsing, segmentation, and labeling tools. It supports ingesting domain-specific documents in a wide range of formats — including PDF, Markdown, DOCX, EPUB, and plain text — and can intelligently segment, clean, and structure content into rich datasets tailored for downstream LLM training needs. The system includes automated question-generation capabilities, hierarchical label trees, and answer generation pipelines that use LLM APIs to produce coherent paired data with customizable templates. ...

...Instead of relying on third-party captcha-solving services or browser scripts, the system operates independently by using pretrained neural networks that can classify images, detect objects, and interpret spatial relationships. The framework includes support for multiple types of captcha challenges such as object selection, drag-and-drop puzzles, and image labeling tasks. It implements an agent-style workflow where the system interprets the challenge prompt, selects the appropriate vision model, and generates the required interaction automatically.

The following-instructions-human-feedback repository contains the code and supplementary materials underpinning OpenAI’s work in training language models (InstructGPT models) that better follow user instructions through human feedback. The repo hosts the model card, sample automatic evaluation outputs, and labeling guidelines used in the process. It is explicitly tied to the “Training language models to follow instructions with human feedback” paper, and serves as a reference for how OpenAI collects annotation guidelines, runs preference comparisons, and evaluates model behaviors. The repository is not a full implementation of the entire RLHF pipeline, but rather an archival hub supporting the published research—providing transparency around evaluation and human labeling standards. ...