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Deep RL Lab

DRL stays a separate sister project with its own standalone runtime. AIX gives it a stable entry page, a readable table of contents, and one place to explain how the independent DRL site fits into the larger lab ecosystem.

Local repo: /drl (not present in this runtime)

Why DRL Stays Separate

Table Of Contents

This is the AIX-facing guide to the DRL app’s major pages and branches.

Core

Preview Route Path Launch
Overview Main landing page for the DRL sister app. / Open in DRL
Inventory Repository-wide inventory and recovery map. /inventory Open in DRL

Interactive

Preview Route Path Launch
Foundations Demo Interactive warm-up demo for the foundational RL arm. /demos/foundations Open in DRL
Finance Demo Interactive finance execution demo. /demos/finance Open in DRL
Lunar Lander Live Lunar runtime, checkpoints, and training jobs. /lunar Open in DRL
Grabber Live continuous-control arm lab with PPO playback and training snapshots. /grabber Open in DRL

Arms

Preview Route Path Launch
Foundations Tabular RL, dynamic programming, MC, TD, and early labs. /sections/foundations Open in DRL
Value-Based DQN lineage, navigation, and Lunar variants. /sections/value-based Open in DRL
Policy Gradients REINFORCE, PPO, actor-critic, and Pong-era material. /sections/policy-gradients Open in DRL
Continuous Control Reacher, DDPG, and Unity-heavy recovery work. /sections/continuous-control Open in DRL
Multi-Agent Tennis, Soccer, MARL notes, and theory material. /sections/multi-agent Open in DRL
Finance Domain application branch for RL-guided execution. /sections/finance Open in DRL

Archive

Preview Route Path Launch
Papers Reference shelf for the educational side of DRL. /sections/papers Open in DRL
Archive Legacy branches kept visible but not yet productized. /sections/archive Open in DRL

Recommended Entry Path

  1. Start with /inventory to see what material exists.
  2. Use the two demos to understand the style of the app quickly.
  3. Then move into the long-form arms: foundations, value-based, continuous control, and multi-agent.
  4. Use Lunar only when you want the live runtime side rather than the archive/review side.
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