I’ve officially wrapped up my time at Hugging Face.
Working with such brilliant talent has been a highlight of my career. I learned a ton, grew fast, and loved contributing to work that pushes the field forward 🚀🤗
✨ What’s next
I’m taking the leap and starting my own company to finally scratch the entrepreneurship itch.
One big lesson from HF: the value of building in public.
So that’s exactly what I’ll be doing here for this next chapter 💡🔥
I’m building ViralPilot ✈️ viralpilot.co
For teams managing tens, hundreds, or thousands of TikTok accounts.
If you know, you know.
More soon.
Proud to share our work MindForge with @MirceaTudor4, @ossjs & @chiragraman accepted at NeurIPS 2025 🎉
We explore social lifelong learning agents 🤝that learn and grow together 🧠
Super relevant as agent-agent collaboration will be key to the future of intelligence 🔮
Lifelong learning meets social intelligence: Human intelligence evolved in social environments; we learn by observing, teaching, and adapting to others.
Recent lifelong-learning LLM agents, like Voyager, explore open worlds such as Minecraft, acquiring and reusing skills across tasks. Yet they still learn in isolation, and when powered by open-weight LLMs often fail at even the simplest tasks.
Our NeurIPS '25 paper MindForge introduces social lifelong learning: agents that continually improve by reasoning about one another's beliefs, goals, and actions through perspective-taking and interaction.
📄 arxiv.org/abs/2411.12977
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ALT Figure illustrating the differences between Voyager and MindForge agents. On the left, the Voyager agent powered by an open-weight LLM fails a simple task, saying “I want to collect dirt but I don’t have tools,” and cannot proceed. On the right, two MindForge agents exchange natural-language messages in the in-game chat: one asks for help obtaining a dirt block, and the other infers its partner’s situation and explains that dirt can be mined by hand. The dialogue leads to task success, highlighting how MindForge uses perspective-taking and communication to coordinate. Caption: “MindForge enables agents to collaborate through structured Theory-of-Mind representations, improving task success compared to Voyager.”
🚀 We just dropped the codebase for our Jupyter Agent Dataset! 📊 Downloaded 7TB of Kaggle Notebooks & Datasets, creating 0.2B agentic training traces to empower LLMs to craft/edit Jupyter notebooks. 🧠 Check out our blog for the full scoop! 🔍
Here are the links to the blog post and codebase 📚💻
- huggingface.co/blog/jupyter-…
- github.com/huggingface/jupyt…
Building a Jupyter notebook agent was a blast! 🎉 Watching it create notebooks to answer dataset questions is pure magic. Notebooks are key to science, and we hope this sparks better agents for the scientific community! 🌟





