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5 use cases
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Audit a released SoT controller checkpoint
Confirm a released controller file is intact before you rely on it in a study.
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Using the repo GongZhiren/State-of-Thought, create a virtual environment, install it with python -m pip install -e ., then run sot checkpoint verify on <checkpoint path>. Report whether verification passes and the SHA-256 identity printed, and verify the result against the checkpoint hashes described in REPRODUCIBILITY.md.
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Check published results against bundled records
Trace a reported metric back to its per-example records and manifest.
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In the repo GongZhiren/State-of-Thought, open results/summaries/ and results/manifest.json, then find the record files that back the metric for <backbone and dataset>. Report the record file paths, the configuration named in the manifest, and whether make check test passes.
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Evaluate the frozen controller on a text benchmark
Run the released controller on a fixed text reasoning split with its backbone.
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In the repo GongZhiren/State-of-Thought, install the package, prepare data as described in data/README.md, then run sot data validate and sot evaluate with experiments/paper/<backbone config>.yaml. Report the validation result and the evaluation summary, and confirm the checkpoint identity recorded in the summary matches the released one.
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Evaluate the controller on vision-language tasks
Run the Qwen2.5-VL controller on A-OKVQA, AI2D, or M3CoT.
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In the repo GongZhiren/State-of-Thought, install the package with the vlm extra, choose the Qwen2.5-VL config under experiments/paper/, then run sot data validate and sot evaluate on it. Report the benchmark, the backbone variant, and the evaluation summary path.
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Refit all 582 controller parameters from trajectories
Retrain the controller from released offline trajectories without a backbone pass.
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In the repo GongZhiren/State-of-Thought, install the package and run sot train with experiments/paper/llama-3.1-8b.yaml. Report the output controller path, run sot checkpoint verify on it, and state whether its parameter count is 582.
How to use State of Thought
- Check you have what it needs: Python with pip and git installed; A virtual environment for the install; Hugging Face access for backbone weights, with license acceptance and hf auth login for gated models.
- Open GongZhiren/State-of-Thought on GitHub and read the README and license.
- Run
git clone https://github.com/GongZhiren/State-of-Thought.git - Run
cd State-of-Thought - Run
python -m venv .venv - Run
source .venv/bin/activate
These steps come from our top use case, Audit a released SoT controller checkpoint, which also has a copy-paste agent prompt.
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- Who it is forResearchers and engineers who want to verify, reproduce, or refit the NeurIPS 2026 State-of-Thought controller on text and vision-language benchmarks.
- Why it is hot
- LanguagePython
- Sourcegithub.com/GongZhiren/State-of-Thought · Back to Hot repos
Requirements
- Python with pip and git installed
- A virtual environment for the install
- Hugging Face access for backbone weights, with license acceptance and hf auth login for gated models
- Enough disk space and GPU memory for the chosen backbone when running evaluation
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Questions about State of Thought
What is State of Thought?
State-of-Thought is a Python release of a 582-parameter controller that reads frozen language and vision-language model states to decide when to retrieve evidence and when to stop reasoning. It is an open-source project on GitHub: https://github.com/GongZhiren/State-of-Thought.
Who is State of Thought for?
Researchers and engineers who want to verify, reproduce, or refit the NeurIPS 2026 State-of-Thought controller on text and vision-language benchmarks.
What can I do with State of Thought?
5 use cases so far, for example: Audit a released SoT controller checkpoint; Check published results against bundled records; Evaluate the frozen controller on a text benchmark. Each has steps and a copy-paste agent prompt.
What do I need to run State of Thought?
Python with pip and git installed; A virtual environment for the install; Hugging Face access for backbone weights, with license acceptance and hf auth login for gated models; Enough disk space and GPU memory for the chosen backbone when running evaluation.
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