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license: mit # Example: Choose a specific license
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datasets:
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# General Code and Language Understanding:
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- HuggingFaceFW/fineweb-2
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- amphora/QwQ-LongCoT-130K
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# Diverse Programming Languages and Paradigms:
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- bigcode/the-stack # Use the full version for maximum coverage
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- codeparrot/github-code # Filter for: Python, Java, C++, JavaScript, Go
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- code_search_net/code_search_net # Diverse code with natural language descriptions
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- google/pythia-code-dataset # Python-focused, but includes examples from many domains
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- DeepMind/alphacode_data # Code from competitive programming (Codeforces)
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# Web Development & Reasoning:
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- jsdatasets/crosswoz # Conversational dataset for web dev tasks
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- google/web-questions-sp # Complex web-related questions for reasoning
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# React-Specific:
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- facebook/react # React codebase, documentation, issues
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- react-community/react-native-datasets # For React Native support (if needed)
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# Node.js:
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- nodejs/node-test-commit # Node.js code changes and commit messages
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- your-org/awesome-nodejs-curated # Create a dataset from sindresorhus/awesome-nodejs
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# Python (Backend & Tooling):
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- edx/edx-platform # edX platform codebase (Python)
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- django/django # Django web framework codebase
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# HTML and Frontend:
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- W3C/web-platform-tests # Tests for HTML, CSS, JavaScript
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- your-org/diverse-html-dataset # Create a dataset of scraped and cleaned HTML
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# Deep Thinking and Reasoning (Enhance General Abilities):
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- DeepMind/alphamind_data # Data from AlphaMind for complex reasoning
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- OpenAI/human-eval # Python programming problems for evaluation
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language:
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- en
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# - Add other languages if needed
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metrics:
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- accuracy
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- code_bleu
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- execution_accuracy
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- unit_test_accuracy
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- code_coverage
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- human_evaluation_results # Placeholder
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base_model:
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# Choose ONE highly capable, code-focused model (fine-tune this one):
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- codellama/CodeLlama-70b-Instruct-hf # Example
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- prithivMLmods/Codepy-Deepthink-3B # Side assist
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#- deepseek-ai/DeepSeek-V3 # Example: A strong DeepSeek Coder model (remove, and choose one)
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pipeline_tag: text-generation
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tags:
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- code
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- ide
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- code-generation
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- code-completion
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- code-refactoring
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- bug-detection
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- code-review
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- security
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- best-practices
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- web-development
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- react
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- nodejs
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- python
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- html
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inference:
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optimizations:
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- quantization
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# Detailed Model Description (Fill this in after training)
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## Model Description
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This model is designed to power an AI-driven IDE with a focus on web development, particularly React, Node.js, Python, and HTML. It has been trained on a diverse range of datasets, including:
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* General web text and code for broad language understanding.
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* Code in multiple programming languages (with a focus on web-related languages).
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* Datasets specifically related to React, Node.js, and general web development tasks.
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* Data to enhance deep thinking and reasoning capabilities.
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* Synthetic and/or collected data simulating IDE interactions (code editing, debugging, UI element navigation).
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* Datasets focused on security vulnerabilities and coding best practices.
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The model is intended to assist developers with:
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* Code generation
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* Code completion
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* Code refactoring
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* Bug detection and fixing
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* Code review
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* Adherence to security and best practices
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## Intended Uses & Limitations
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* **Intended Use:** To be integrated into an IDE to enhance developer productivity and code quality, especially in the context of web development.
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* **Limitations:**
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* The model may still generate incorrect or suboptimal code. Human oversight is always required.
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* Performance may vary across programming languages and specific coding tasks.
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* The model's knowledge is limited to the data it was trained on.
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## Evaluation Results
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* Provide detailed quantitative evaluation results using the metrics specified above.
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* Summarize the findings from human evaluations and user studies.
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## Training Procedure
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* Describe the fine-tuning process, including hyperparameters, training duration, and any special techniques used.
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## Ethical Considerations
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* Discuss any potential biases in the training data or model behavior.
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* Address the responsible use of AI for code generation.
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