ProRL Agent: Rollout-as-a-Service for RL Training of Multi-Turn LLM Agents
Hao Zhang, Mingjie Liu, Shaokun Zhang, Songyang Han, Jian Hu, Zhenghui Jin, Yuchi Zhang, Shizhe Diao, Ximing Lu, Binfeng Xu, Zhiding Yu, Jan Kautz, Yi Dong

TL;DR
ProRL Agent introduces a scalable, API-driven infrastructure for RL training of multi-turn LLM agents, enabling flexible, maintainable, and diverse sandbox environments for complex interactive tasks.
Contribution
It presents ProRL Agent, a novel rollout-as-a-service system that decouples rollout management from training, supporting diverse tasks and environments in RL training for LLM agents.
Findings
Successfully trained LLM agents on software engineering tasks
Validated scalability and flexibility of the infrastructure
Open-sourced and integrated with NVIDIA NeMo Gym
Abstract
Multi-turn LLM agents are increasingly important for solving complex, interactive tasks, and reinforcement learning (RL) is a key ingredient for improving their long-horizon behavior. However, RL training requires generating large numbers of sandboxed rollout trajectories, and existing infrastructures often couple rollout orchestration with the training loop, making systems hard to migrate and maintain. Under the rollout-as-a-service philosophy, we present ProRL Agent , a scalable infrastructure that serves the full agentic rollout lifecycle through an API service. ProRL Agent also provides standardized and extensible sandbox environments that support diverse agentic tasks in rootless HPC settings. We validate ProRL Agent through RL training on software engineering, math, STEM, and coding tasks. ProRL Agent is open-sourced and integrated as part of NVIDIA NeMo Gym.
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Taxonomy
TopicsReinforcement Learning in Robotics · Multi-Agent Systems and Negotiation · Scientific Computing and Data Management
