I made an AI agent for end-to-end ML research. It is based on Claude Agents Python SDK (you can use it with your existing Claude subscription). Also needs Voyage AI (optional, but highly recommended for quality paper analysis). The workflow is: you give the agent a research question (or topic/direction), it pulls papers from papers-with-code and arxiv, reranks them and picks top-15 (with Voyage), then it makes a research plan, writes pipelines (with tests, preflight checks, smoke-runs). Then it uses Kaggle, HF Jobs, or SSH to a GPU to execute the pipeline. Finally, it gets the results, makes visualizations, writes the paper (with citing from papers ingested after step-1) and makes a jupyter notebook. Also there is an auto-generated wiki (like DeepWiki) to quickly understand the generated code. The code is fully open-source under permssive MIT license (it is a personal project). Here is the github link: https://github.com/view321/Grad and a workspace screenshot is attached to the message.
What I did was used an H100 NVL and use https://github.com/p-e-w/heretic to uncensor it. I measured the KL divergence and the refusal rate (Refusal rate is the count of refusals over 100 hold out prompts from mlabonne/harmful_behaviors). Check out the full repo and give it a like if you think its cool