Agent training data

Intelligence is learned in the doing. We build the worlds where models practise, and record how experts move through them: each step, each misstep, each recovery.

01CatalogSix data families

Environments and trajectories, across six data families.

Standard datasets or custom builds. Every family ships with documentation, a quality report and a rights memo.

Data families
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3D & Blender Agent Data

3D assets, scenes and Blender workflows, paired with code, GUI traces and RL signals.

Dataset types
  • a3D scenes & assets
  • bAsset/Scene-to-Code
  • cBlender GUI trajectories
  • dAgent traces & tool calls
  • eTask–verifier pairs
  • fError-recovery traces
Used for

Spatial reasoning, world models, Code-to-3D, computer-use and tool-use agents, RL post-training.

Scenes include object hierarchy, camera, lighting and spatial-relation labels. Agent data covers Blender API, Python and MCP tool use, including failed attempts and recoveries.

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Game & Interactive World Data

Gameplay, engine and code data for agents that perceive, plan and act in rich worlds.

Dataset types
  • aGameplay video + synchronized input
  • bState–action trajectories
  • cGoal-directed task demos
  • dGame RL data
  • eEngine projects & Code-to-Game
  • fBuild & debug traces
Used for

Vision-action models, imitation learning, game RL, engine and coding agents.

We score titles for training value, not popularity: open worlds, driving, traversal, crafting, crowds, physics and long-horizon missions. Capture scales from niche titles to large open-world AAA programs. PC and console today, mobile in progress.

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Code-to-Video & Demonstration Data

Videos and visual deliverables built through code and tools, with the full execution trace.

Dataset types
  • aCode-to-Video
  • bVideo-driven 3D blockout replication
  • cFrame-by-frame workflows
  • dDemo construction
  • eVisual workflow trajectories
Used for

Code generation, creative coding, computer-use and multimodal agents.

Generated through code, graphics tools and procedural pipelines, not video-generation models, so every frame is traceable to the instructions that made it.

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AI for Science Data

Scientific tasks, workflows and code with tool use, outputs and validation.

Dataset types
  • aScientific tasks
  • bResearch workflows
  • cScientific coding
  • dOpen-science benchmark tasks
Used for

Research agents, scientific reasoning, scientific coding agents.

Sourced and licensed task by task; scope confirmed during evaluation.

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Agentic Environments & RL

Executable environments with real toolchains, multi-step tasks, verifiers and reward signals.

Dataset types
  • aTerminal coding & tool-use
  • bRepo-level SWE tasks
  • cPaper reproduction & deep research
  • dEnterprise workflow environments (finance, insurance, manufacturing, RevOps, legal)
Used for

Coding, SWE, research and enterprise agents; capability evals; verifiable-reward RL.

Tasks are tagged by language, codebase size, difficulty (up to Frontier), context type and checkpoints. Enterprise environments include databases, large document sets, dozens of tools and simulated users, tiered from 3 to 20+ steps.

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Expert STEM Reasoning & Evaluation

Expert-written, expert-reviewed reasoning and evaluation data with verifiable answers.

Dataset types
  • aBiomedical & clinical reasoning
  • bCross-disciplinary STEM
  • cAdvanced mathematics
  • dProfessional knowledge benchmarks
Used for

Frontier reasoning evaluation, math and formal RL, professional-agent evaluation.

Covers math, physical and life sciences, medicine, engineering, CS, economics, linguistics, history and philosophy.

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02What you receiveIllustrative episode

Every episode is a full record, not a screenshot.

Agent and RL datasets carry the task, every action and observation, intermediate state, the verifier and its result. Failed attempts and recoveries are kept and labelled.

task
Natural-language goal, input project and constraints.
observation
Screenshots, UI state, scene graph or terminal output per step.
action
Tool calls, code, mouse and keyboard events with timestamps.
state_diff
Before and after records of project and object state.
verifier
Executable grading script, rubric and scoring rules.
reward
Outcome label plus staged checkpoint scores.
recovery
Error signal, diagnosis and corrective action when a step fails.
03Custom productionPilot to program

Need something specific? We'll build it.

Bespoke production around your target environment, task taxonomy, modalities, quality bar and volume, from pilot to large-scale programs.

Tell us what you need
  • AGameplay capture
  • BEngine & pipeline data
  • CBlender GUI and RL data
  • DCode-to-video workflows
  • ECustom verifiers and rubrics
04DeliveryIncluded as standard

What every delivery includes.

4.1

Dataset overview

Scope, taxonomy, use cases, coverage.

4.2

Sample pack

Authorized samples with schema and field docs.

4.3

Technical spec

Format, versioning, environment, reproducibility.

4.4

Quality report

Distribution, error and duplication rates, QC method.

4.5

Rights memo

Provenance, licenses, usage and redistribution basis.

4.6

Clear commercial terms

Scope, exclusivity, acceptance criteria.

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Agent and RL datasets can also include difficulty stratification, trajectory statistics, reward and verifier design, action schemas and execution logs.

05How we workFive steps

From sample pack to full delivery.

  1. 01

    Request samples

    Tell us what you're training.

  2. 02

    Evaluate

    Your team tests the sample pack.

  3. 03

    Scope

    Taxonomy, volume, terms.

  4. 04

    Pilot

    Delivery and acceptance testing.

  5. 05

    Scale

    Full delivery and expansion.

06Who it's forThree teams

Built for teams training agents.

6.1

Frontier AI labs

Post-training, RL and capability evaluation for coding, research and computer-use agents.

6.2

Robotics & embodied AI teams

3D scenes, spatial data and interactive-world trajectories.

6.3

Large technology companies

Enterprise-agent environments and domain-expert evaluation.

07Sample packReply by email

See the data before you decide.

Tell us what you're training. We'll send a relevant sample pack and dataset overview.

Prefer email? team@nexlin.ai

Data of interest

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