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Name: asft
Version: 0.2.0
Summary: ASFT — Adaptive Synaptic Fine-Tuning: The intelligent LLM training acceleration framework that decides if you actually need to train.
Author: Soumyashiv
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Keywords: continual-learning,fine-tuning,knowledge-distillation,lora,machine-learning,qlora,training-acceleration
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<div align="center">
  <h1>🧠 ASFT: Adaptive Synaptic Fine-Tuning</h1>
  <p><em>The intelligent LLM training acceleration framework that decides if you actually need to train.</em></p>
  
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---

## 🚀 The Pitch

Most LLM fine-tuning frameworks (Unsloth, Axolotl, LLaMA-Factory) focus entirely on **making matrix math faster**, assuming you *must* train. **ASFT flips the paradigm**: it acts as an **intelligent decision engine** that treats fine-tuning as a last resort.

Before allocating a single GPU cycle to backpropagation, ASFT systematically evaluates zero-shot reasoning, vector retrieval (RAG), and programmatic skills. If fine-tuning is truly required, ASFT orchestrates highly compressed, automated data pruning and memory-safe training loops. This radically reduces training costs, dataset requirements, and energy consumption—all while maintaining or improving model capability.

## ⚡ How ASFT Compares to the Ecosystem

When choosing an LLM fine-tuning framework, the decision typically comes down to a trade-off between performance, flexibility, and automation. Here is how ASFT stands out:

| Feature | **ASFT (Adaptive Synaptic Fine-Tuning)** | Unsloth | Axolotl | LLaMA-Factory | TRL |
| :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- |
| **Core Philosophy** | **"Train only if absolutely necessary."** | "Squeeze every bit of speed via CUDA kernels." | "Highly customizable YAML-driven reproducible pipelines." | "Abstract complexity with an easy WebUI." | "Provide core RLHF/DPO building blocks." |
| **Decision Engine** | ✅ Pre-evaluates RAG, Zero-Shot & Skills before training. | ❌ None (blindly executes training). | ❌ None. | ❌ None. | ❌ None. |
| **Dataset Pruning** | ✅ Auto-prunes redundant/easy samples using FAISS & clustering. | ❌ Manual curation required. | ❌ Manual curation required. | ❌ Manual curation required. | ❌ Manual curation required. |
| **Cost Estimation** | ✅ Pre-computes exact GPU-hours & USD cost via scaling laws. | ❌ Trial and error. | ❌ Trial and error. | ❌ Trial and error. | ❌ Trial and error. |
| **Learning Curve** | Low (Intelligent defaults & automation). | Low. | Moderate (Requires deep YAML config knowledge). | Very Low (WebUI). | High (Requires custom training loops). |

**Summary:** 
- Use **Unsloth** if you know exactly what data you have and just need to train it incredibly fast on a single consumer GPU.
- Use **Axolotl** for highly customized, distributed, production-level configurations.
- Use **LLaMA-Factory** if you want a visual UI to prototype quickly.
- Use **ASFT** if you want an **intelligent agent** that optimizes your entire ML pipeline—saving you thousands of dollars in compute by preventing unnecessary training and compressing your dataset automatically.

## 📊 Benchmarks

ASFT is built for speed and efficiency across all subsystems:

*   **Dataset Compression:** Compress a 5,000-sample dataset to just 35 semantically unique samples (0.7% of original size) in ~10 seconds using bounded memory FAISS indices.
*   **Memory Operations:** < 0.04s latency for semantic retrieval among 10,000 embedded items via FTS5 and persistent Qdrant databases.
*   **Concurrency:** Robust multi-process task offloading handling continuous throughput safely under strict enterprise stress testing.

## 💻 Installation

ASFT is designed to be lightweight and modular.

```bash
# Python 3.10+ required
pip install asft
```

Or install from source with optional extras:
```bash
git clone https://github.com/soumyashiv/asft.git
cd asft

# Base installation
pip install -e .

# Optional backend integrations
pip install -e ".[faiss]"     # For CPU vector search (Data compression)
pip install -e ".[qdrant]"    # For persistent vector memory
pip install -e ".[dev]"       # For testing and development
```

## 🔍 Analyze before you fine-tune

ASFT is an **LLM optimization decision assistant** — it runs a 4-stage analysis pipeline and tells you exactly which approach to use before you spend money on fine-tuning.

```bash
asft analyze task_config.json
```

**task_config.json** — supported fields:
```json
{
  "task_name": "customer support chatbot",
  "model": "meta-llama/Llama-3",
  "dataset": "./dataset.json",
  "documents": "./knowledge_base/",
  "evaluation_metric": "accuracy"
}
```

**Example output:**
```
================================
ASFT Decision Report
================================

Task:  Customer Support Chatbot

Prompt:  72%
RAG:     89%
Fine-tuning:  90% estimated

Recommendation:  RAG
Confidence:      97%

Reason:
  RAG improves accuracy by 17.0 pp over prompting (72% -> 89%).
  Fine-tuning adds only 1.0 pp more while costing $500 and 9 GPU hours.
  Avoid unnecessary fine-tuning.

Estimated savings:
  $500 GPU cost avoided
  9 GPU hours avoided
================================
```

### Python API

```python
from asft import Analyzer

# From a task config dict
report = Analyzer.from_config({
    "task_name": "customer support chatbot",
    "model": "meta-llama/Llama-3",
    "documents": "./knowledge_base/",
}).recommend()

print(report.recommendation.method)     # "RAG"
print(report.recommendation.savings_usd)  # 500.0
```

### Framework integrations

#### HuggingFace

```python
from asft import Analyzer

result = Analyzer.from_huggingface(
    model="meta-llama/Llama-3",
    dataset="my_dataset",
)
result.recommend()
```

#### Plug in a real evaluator

Subclass `PromptEvaluator` or `RAGAnalyzer` to connect your own benchmark runner:

```python
from asft.analysis import Analyzer, PromptEvaluator, PromptEvaluationResult

class MyEvalHarnessEvaluator(PromptEvaluator):
    def evaluate_baseline(self, task_config) -> PromptEvaluationResult:
        # call lm-eval-harness, OpenAI Evals, or your own test suite here
        score = run_my_benchmark(task_config["model"], task_config["dataset"])
        return PromptEvaluationResult(score=score * 100)

report = Analyzer.from_config(task_config, prompt_evaluator=MyEvalHarnessEvaluator()).recommend()
```

The goal is to **prevent unnecessary fine-tuning** and reduce LLM development cost.

---

## 🛠️ Quickstart

Before you spend hours fine-tuning, ask ASFT's Decision Engine if it is actually required and what the optimal path is:

```python
from asft.optimizer.auto_optimizer import AutoOptimizer

# ASFT evaluates the task against Zero-Shot, RAG, and Skills capabilities
decision = AutoOptimizer().decide(
    task="Provide medical triage recommendations based on symptoms", 
    domain="medical", 
    target_accuracy=0.92, 
    budget_usd=50.0
)

print(f"Action: {decision.action} | Reasoning: {decision.reasoning}")
```

### 2. Dataset Compression
If the decision engine recommends training, ASFT can automatically compress your dataset to save compute time by extracting only the most semantically unique samples.

```python
from asft.dataset.streaming_compressor import StreamingCompressor

compressor = StreamingCompressor()
# Compress thousands of records into just the critical, highly unique semantic samples
compressed_data, report = compressor.compress_stream(
    dataset_path="your_dataset.jsonl",
    dataset_format="json",
    text_field="instruction"
)

print(f"Original size: {report['original_count']} -> New size: {report['final_count']}")
print(f"Data Reduction: {report['total_reduction'] * 100:.2f}%")
```

### 3. Estimating Training Costs
Before spinning up expensive cloud GPUs, predict exactly how much the fine-tuning job will cost.

```python
from asft.optimizer.cost_estimator import CostEstimator

estimator = CostEstimator()
projection = estimator.estimate(
    model_name="Qwen/Qwen2-7B",
    dataset_size=5_000,
    method="qlora"
)

print(f"Estimated Cost: ${projection.cost_usd:.2f}")
print(f"GPU Hours Required: {projection.gpu_hours:.2f}")
```

### 4. Intelligent Routing (Bandit Learning)
When multiple models or strategies are available, ASFT uses a Multi-Armed Bandit router to balance exploration (trying new methods) and exploitation (using the best known method) based on historical success rates.

```python
from asft.optimizer.decision_engine import MultiArmedBanditRouter

router = MultiArmedBanditRouter()
# Dynamically select between RAG and QLoRA for a specific task
strategy, is_explore = router.select_strategy(
    task_hash="task_medical_triage_001", 
    available_strategies=["memory_rag", "qlora"]
)

print(f"Selected Strategy: {strategy} (Exploration Mode: {is_explore})")

# Later, record the success to train the router for future queries
router.record_outcome(task_hash="task_medical_triage_001", strategy=strategy, success=True)
```

### 5. Managing Stateful Memory
ASFT includes a full-fledged Memory Manager handling Working Memory (Key-Value), Semantic Memory (Knowledge Graphs), and Episodic Memory (Event Logs).

```python
from asft.memory.memory_manager import MemoryManager

memory = MemoryManager(session_id="session_001")

# 1. Store short-term context
memory.remember(key="patient_id", value="PT-8942", tags=["medical", "active"])

# 2. Learn a permanent semantic fact
fact_id = memory.learn_fact(
    subject="PT-8942", 
    predicate="diagnosed_with", 
    obj="Hypertension",
    confidence=0.95
)

# 3. Record an episodic event
memory.record_task_event(
    event_type="consultation",
    context={"patient": "PT-8942"},
    outcome={"action": "prescribed_medication"},
    success=True
)
```

## 🛡️ Architecture & Security

ASFT is designed for robust enterprise deployment:
* **Zero-Execution Verification:** The framework's verification layers never execute LLM-generated code. Validation uses strictly AST-based parsing (`RestrictedPython`) and the SymPy Computer Algebra System.
* **Bounded Persistent Memory:** Fast, O(1) semantic lookups via SQLite FTS5 inverted indices and Qdrant Vector databases.
* **Memory-Safe Work Queues:** The API server delegates intensive GPU compute to sandboxed isolated processes via `ProcessPoolExecutor` protecting the main application from CUDA Out-Of-Memory crashes.

## Status

**Current Version:** `0.1.0` (Production Ready)  
**Security Posture:** Hardened
