An unofficial explorer for XiaomiMiMo/MiMo-V2.6-RL-oss: 7,780 RL environments across five domains. Browse them, open any task to see everything inside it, then run a rollout with a model of your choice and watch it get graded.
| Domain | Environments | The task | Graded by |
|---|---|---|---|
| Code | 2,698 | Fix a real issue in a real repo | Hidden tests |
| Webdev | 2,093 | Build a website from a brief | A vision model on a full-page render |
| Cyber | 1,000 | Reproduce a real crash (ARVO) | A root-owned server: must crash in the expected function |
| Music | 1,000 | Compose in ABC notation | 18 "human-likeness" features, no model |
| General | 989 | Knowledge work in a simulated workplace | Rule checks and model-judged rubric checks |
Sign in with Hugging Face, or paste an access token (a write token, or a fine-grained one with the Inference Providers and Jobs permissions). A rollout runs on your account:
Nothing that grades a task (hidden tests, rubric answers, the expected crash) is in the sandbox while the agent works, and the agent has no web tools. Rollouts keep running if you close the page; find them under Rollouts. Traces are kept in a private bucket. Your token is never stored with them: it lives only in an encrypted cookie in your browser, and the sandbox never sees it (model calls go through a per-rollout proxy). See SECURITY.md.
Rollouts are public by default: they appear on their task and under Community for everyone, shown without who ran them, with the model, provider (or "own endpoint"), judge, settings and the exact versions that produced them. You can make any rollout private from its page, and private rollouts are visible only to you. My rollouts always shows only your own.
Public rollouts help everyone compare models on the same tasks and learn from real traces. With that in mind, they may later be released as an open dataset, for example as SFT or RL traces, with the same anonymisation. Private rollouts are never included.
Something off? Please open a discussion. To work on the explorer itself, see CONTRIBUTING.md.
Built by Hugging Face and the FineEnvs team.
Rewards here will not match Xiaomi's published numbers exactly: the harness is OpenCode rather than theirs, the judge is whichever model you pick, and Webdev uses their evaluation-mode grader (training used a group-relative ranking).
git clone https://github.com/adithya-s-k/FineEnvs && cd FineEnvs/mimo-explorer
uv run uvicorn app.main:app # uses your HF token; traces go to ./.local-runs
Source: adithya-s-k/FineEnvs/mimo-explorer.
An unofficial explorer for XiaomiMiMo/MiMo-V2.6-RL-oss: 7,780 RL environments across five domains. Browse them, open any task to see everything inside it, then run a rollout with a model of your choice and watch it get graded.
| Domain | Environments | The task | Graded by |
|---|---|---|---|
| Code | 2,698 | Fix a real issue in a real repo | Hidden tests |
| Webdev | 2,093 | Build a website from a brief | A vision model on a full-page render |
| Cyber | 1,000 | Reproduce a real crash (ARVO) | A root-owned server: must crash in the expected function |
| Music | 1,000 | Compose in ABC notation | 18 "human-likeness" features, no model |
| General | 989 | Knowledge work in a simulated workplace | Rule checks and model-judged rubric checks |
Sign in with Hugging Face, or paste an access token (a write token, or a fine-grained one with the Inference Providers and Jobs permissions). A rollout runs on your account:
Nothing that grades a task (hidden tests, rubric answers, the expected crash) is in the sandbox while the agent works, and the agent has no web tools. Rollouts keep running if you close the page; find them under Rollouts. Traces are kept in a private bucket. Your token is never stored with them: it lives only in an encrypted cookie in your browser, and the sandbox never sees it (model calls go through a per-rollout proxy). See SECURITY.md.
Rollouts are public by default: they appear on their task and under Community for everyone, shown without who ran them, with the model, provider (or "own endpoint"), judge, settings and the exact versions that produced them. You can make any rollout private from its page, and private rollouts are visible only to you. My rollouts always shows only your own.
Public rollouts help everyone compare models on the same tasks and learn from real traces. With that in mind, they may later be released as an open dataset, for example as SFT or RL traces, with the same anonymisation. Private rollouts are never included.
Something off? Please open a discussion. To work on the explorer itself, see CONTRIBUTING.md.
Built by Hugging Face and the FineEnvs team.
Rewards here will not match Xiaomi's published numbers exactly: the harness is OpenCode rather than theirs, the judge is whichever model you pick, and Webdev uses their evaluation-mode grader (training used a group-relative ranking).
git clone https://github.com/adithya-s-k/FineEnvs && cd FineEnvs/mimo-explorer
uv run uvicorn app.main:app # uses your HF token; traces go to ./.local-runs
Source: adithya-s-k/FineEnvs/mimo-explorer.