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Verified architecture-design reasoning traces (Grok)
The same verified spec to reasoning to design triples as the Claude split, rejection-sampled from a different frontier model, so the two can be pooled for volume or held apart to see how much of the reasoning style is model-specific. Every row's final graph was re-graded by the deterministic verifier and only passing traces were kept, with no LLM judge in the loop. Fields are identical to the Claude split, which is what makes them poolable at all.
Get it
| Hugging Face mirror (dataset viewer, load_dataset) | huggingface.co/datasets/neurarch-ai/arch-reasoning-grok |
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python -c "from datasets import load_dataset; d = load_dataset('neurarch-ai/arch-reasoning-grok'); print(d)"
What is in a row
What this dataset is not
Same limit as the Claude split, and one more: the two were minted under different rubric versions, so pooling them without re-grading mixes two pass criteria. Rejection sampling means the failures are absent, so neither split says anything about task difficulty, and the reasoning text itself was never verified against the actions it precedes.
Licence and citation
Released under MIT License. Cite it as:
Neurarch. Verified architecture-design reasoning traces (Grok). https://neurarch.com/d/reasoning-grok.html