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Tactics·Nov 3, 2026

Developer fine-tunes 322M safety model for coding agents on 920 shell logs

Tactic · DEV Community · stat: 322M Developer scs0209 released details on fine-tuning laya-guard, a terminal safety hook for coding agents like Claude Code. After filtering 13,000 session logs down…

Tactic · DEV Community · stat: 322M

Developer scs0209 released details on fine-tuning laya-guard, a terminal safety hook for coding agents like Claude Code. After filtering 13,000 session logs down to 920 annotated shell commands, the author eliminated false-positive security prompts by training a 322M parameter local model using a free Google Colab GPU across 3 runs.

Small local guardrails are becoming essential for fast agent execution loops Fine-tuning sub-billion parameter models on clean domain-specific logs gives founders instant local safety checks without adding LLM latency.

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  1. https://dev.to/scs0209/fine-tuning-a-322m-model-for-coding-agent-safety-what-3-runs-and-2-failures-taught-me-1anc ↗

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