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Accessibility of experiment logs for `HyperAgents`.

Technical Positioning
Reproducibility and transparency of research results.
SaaS Insight & Market Implications
A user reports critical issues accessing `HyperAgents` experiment logs, citing missing Git LFS objects (404 errors) and a typo in the README's `unzip` command. This directly impedes the reproducibility and transparency of the project's research, a fundamental requirement for scientific and open-source credibility. The inability to access crucial experimental data frustrates users attempting to validate or extend the work. This highlights a significant operational oversight in managing large files with Git LFS and maintaining accurate documentation. For a research-oriented project, ensuring data accessibility and correct instructions is paramount for community engagement and academic impact.
Proprietary Technical Taxonomy
Experiment logs archive multi-part ZIP archive Git LFS pointer files Git LFS 404 unzip command typo outputs_os_parts.zip unsplit_logs.zip

Raw Developer Origin & Technical Request

Source Icon GitHub Issue Mar 26, 2026
Repo: facebookresearch/HyperAgents
Experiment logs archive in README cannot be downloaded/extracted (LFS objects missing, unzip command typo?)

Hi, thanks for open-sourcing this project.

I ran into an issue when trying to access the experiment logs described in the README.

According to the README, the logs are stored as a multi-part ZIP archive and can be extracted with:

```bash
zip -s 0 outputs_os_parts.zip --out unsplit_logs.zip
unzip unsplit_outputs.zip
```

However, in the repo the files

- outputs_os_parts.zip
- outputs_os_parts.z01
- outputs_os_parts.z02
- ...
- outputs_os_parts.z08

are currently only Git LFS pointer files rather than the actual archive contents.

When I try to fetch them with Git LFS, all objects return 404, for example:

git lfs pull
--include='outputs_os_parts.zip,outputs_os_parts.z01,outputs_os_parts.z02,outputs_os_parts.z03,outputs_os_parts.z04,outputs_os_parts.z05,outputs_os_parts.z06,outputs_os_
parts.z07,outputs_os_parts.z08'

This fails with errors like:

Object does not exist on the server: [404] Object does not exist on the server
error: failed to fetch some objects from 'github.com/facebookresearch/...

There also seems to be a small inconsistency in the README commands:

- the first command outputs unsplit_logs.zip
- the second command tries to unzip unsplit_outputs.zip

So I am not sure whether:

1. the LFS objects were accidentally not uploaded,
2. the logs are hosted somewhere else,
3. or the README should be updated to clarify that these archives are not currently available.

Could you clari...

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Extracted Positioning
Safety and control mechanisms for self-improving AI agents (HyperAgents), specifically constraining meta-agent modifications and detecting behavioral drift.
Secure, auditable, and controllable autonomous AI agent development.
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0xbrainkid • Mar 31, 2026
The safety policy pack addresses the right constraints — scoping writes to `workspace/`, approval gates for evaluation functions, and preventing self-rewriting of the meta-agent's own code. One gap...
tomjwxf • Mar 31, 2026
Good observation on cumulative drift. Static per-action policies catch individual violations but miss trajectory-level shifts — the "boiling frog" problem is real for optimization loops. A couple o...
0xbrainkid • Mar 31, 2026
The receipt chain approach is cleaner than hooks inside the meta-agent — agreed. External drift detection from signed receipts is both tamper-resistant and decoupled from the optimization loop. The...

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