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🤗 HF Collection | 📄 Paper

🌟 Overview

ToolRM is a family of lightweight generative and discriminative RMs tailored for agentic tool-use scenarios. To build these models, we propose a novel pipeline that constructs pairwise preference data using rule-based scoring and multidimensional sampling. This yields ToolPref-Pairwise-30K, a diverse, balanced, and challenging dataset of critique tasks that supports reinforcement learning with verifiable feedback. To evaluate tool-use RMs, we also introduce TRBench-BFCL, a benchmark built on the agentic evaluation suite BFCL. Trained on our constructed data, models from the Qwen3-4B/8B series outperform several giant LLMs in pairwise reward judgments. Beyond training objectives, ToolRM generalizes to broader critique tasks, including Best-of-N sampling and self-correction. It also supports downstream RL training effectively.

ToolRM-frameworkFigure 1: An overview of ToolRM framework.

📰 News

  • [2026-01-14]: We update our paper with additional experimental results.
  • [2025-11-10]: Datasets and ToolRM model checkpoints have been released in this huggingface collection.

🚀 Quick Start

Resource Preparation

  • Download ToolPref-Pairwise-30K to train ToolRM, TRBench-BFCL to evaluate reward models in the general tool-use scenarios, and ToolRM checkpoints to directly facilitate your agentic tool-use research.
  • Note that we respectively use the think and no_think prompt templates to create the GenRM-formatted datasets. Please ensure you select the appropriate dataset for both training and evaluation based on whether the target LLM is a reasoning or non-reasoning model.

Environment Setup

  1. Install verl: Clone from the verl repository for generative ToolRM training. Set up verl within a dedicated Python virtual environment (e.g., using conda or venv). Follow the official verl installation guide to ensure all prerequisites:

    git clone https://github.com/volcengine/verl
  2. Install OpenRLHF: Clone from the OpenRLHF repository for discriminative ToolRM training:

    git clone https://github.com/OpenRLHF/OpenRLHF
  3. Activate Environment: Ensure your verl virtual environment is active in your current terminal session.

    conda activate <your_venv_name># Example if using conda# source <your_venv_path>/bin/activate # Example if using venv

ToolRM-Gen Model Training

  1. Prepare Training Files:

    • Copy the custom reward function script into the verl library structure:

      cd<your_toolrm_project_root_path>
      cp train/toolrm_reward_function.py <your_verl_project_root_path>/verl/utils/reward_score/
    • Copy the training configuration script train_toolrm_gen.sh to the verl examples directory:

      cp scripts/train_toolrm_gen.sh <your_verl_project_root_path>/examples/grpo_trainer/
  2. Execute Training: Navigate to the verl directory and run the training script:

    cd<your_verl_project_root_path>
    bash examples/grpo_trainer/train_toolrm_gen.sh
    # FSDP model checkpoints are converted to Huggingface-compatible checkpoints after training.

ToolRM-Disc Model Training

  1. Prepare Training Files: Copy the training configuration script train_toolrm_disc.sh to the openrlhf example scripts directory:

    cp scripts/train_toolrm_disc.sh <your_openrlhf_project_root_path>/examples/scripts/
  2. Execute Training: Navigate to the openrlhf directory and run the training script:

    cd<your_openrlhf_project_root_path>
    bash examples/scripts/train_toolrm_disc.sh

Evaluation on TRBench-BFCL

  1. Prepare Evaluation Script: Ensure the evaluation script scripts/eval_trbench_*.sh is correctly configured with the paths to checkpoints of your trained model or any baseline models you wish to evaluate.
  2. Run Evaluation: Execute the script for evaluation on local-deployed models (default with vllm inference backend):
  • To evaluate generative reward models:

    cd<your_toolrm_project_root_path>
    bash scripts/eval_trbench_genrm.sh
  • To evaluate discriminative reward models:

    cd<your_toolrm_project_root_path>
    bash scripts/eval_trbench_discrm.sh

Evaluation results of several proprietary and open-source LLMs on TRBench-BFCL are shown as follows:

TRBench-evaluation-resultsFigure 2: Evaluation results of reward models on TRBench-BFCL.


🚦 License

ToolRM is a research project developed by Alibaba Cloud and licensed under the CC BY-NC-SA 4.0 License.

🙏 Acknowledgments

Thanks to the APIGen, APIGen-MT, BUTTON, ComplexFuncBench, Glaive-Function-Calling, Hermes-Function-Calling, ToolAlpaca and BFCL projects for open-source tool call trajectory data.

📝 Citation

@misc{li2026toolrmagentictoolusereward,
title={ToolRM: Towards Agentic Tool-Use Reward Modeling}, author={Renhao Li and Jianhong Tu and Yang Su and Yantao Liu and Fei Huang and Hamid Alinejad-Rokny and Derek F. Wong and Junyang Lin and Min Yang},
year={2026},
eprint={2510.26167},
archivePrefix={arXiv},
primaryClass={cs.AI},
url={https://arxiv.org/abs/2510.26167}, }

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🤗 HF Collection | 📄 Paper

🌟 Overview

ToolRM is a family of lightweight generative and discriminative RMs tailored for agentic tool-use scenarios. To build these models, we propose a novel pipeline that constructs pairwise preference data using rule-based scoring and multidimensional sampling. This yields ToolPref-Pairwise-30K, a diverse, balanced, and challenging dataset of critique tasks that supports reinforcement learning with verifiable feedback. To evaluate tool-use RMs, we also introduce TRBench-BFCL, a benchmark built on the agentic evaluation suite BFCL. Trained on our constructed data, models from the Qwen3-4B/8B series outperform several giant LLMs in pairwise reward judgments. Beyond training objectives, ToolRM generalizes to broader critique tasks, including Best-of-N sampling and self-correction. It also supports downstream RL training effectively.

ToolRM-frameworkFigure 1: An overview of ToolRM framework.

📰 News

  • [2026-01-14]: We update our paper with additional experimental results.
  • [2025-11-10]: Datasets and ToolRM model checkpoints have been released in this huggingface collection.

🚀 Quick Start

Resource Preparation

  • Download ToolPref-Pairwise-30K to train ToolRM, TRBench-BFCL to evaluate reward models in the general tool-use scenarios, and ToolRM checkpoints to directly facilitate your agentic tool-use research.
  • Note that we respectively use the think and no_think prompt templates to create the GenRM-formatted datasets. Please ensure you select the appropriate dataset for both training and evaluation based on whether the target LLM is a reasoning or non-reasoning model.

Environment Setup

  1. Install verl: Clone from the verl repository for generative ToolRM training. Set up verl within a dedicated Python virtual environment (e.g., using conda or venv). Follow the official verl installation guide to ensure all prerequisites:

    git clone https://github.com/volcengine/verl
  2. Install OpenRLHF: Clone from the OpenRLHF repository for discriminative ToolRM training:

    git clone https://github.com/OpenRLHF/OpenRLHF
  3. Activate Environment: Ensure your verl virtual environment is active in your current terminal session.

    conda activate <your_venv_name># Example if using conda# source <your_venv_path>/bin/activate # Example if using venv

ToolRM-Gen Model Training

  1. Prepare Training Files:

    • Copy the custom reward function script into the verl library structure:

      cd<your_toolrm_project_root_path>
      cp train/toolrm_reward_function.py <your_verl_project_root_path>/verl/utils/reward_score/
    • Copy the training configuration script train_toolrm_gen.sh to the verl examples directory:

      cp scripts/train_toolrm_gen.sh <your_verl_project_root_path>/examples/grpo_trainer/
  2. Execute Training: Navigate to the verl directory and run the training script:

    cd<your_verl_project_root_path>
    bash examples/grpo_trainer/train_toolrm_gen.sh
    # FSDP model checkpoints are converted to Huggingface-compatible checkpoints after training.

ToolRM-Disc Model Training

  1. Prepare Training Files: Copy the training configuration script train_toolrm_disc.sh to the openrlhf example scripts directory:

    cp scripts/train_toolrm_disc.sh <your_openrlhf_project_root_path>/examples/scripts/
  2. Execute Training: Navigate to the openrlhf directory and run the training script:

    cd<your_openrlhf_project_root_path>
    bash examples/scripts/train_toolrm_disc.sh

Evaluation on TRBench-BFCL

  1. Prepare Evaluation Script: Ensure the evaluation script scripts/eval_trbench_*.sh is correctly configured with the paths to checkpoints of your trained model or any baseline models you wish to evaluate.
  2. Run Evaluation: Execute the script for evaluation on local-deployed models (default with vllm inference backend):
  • To evaluate generative reward models:

    cd<your_toolrm_project_root_path>
    bash scripts/eval_trbench_genrm.sh
  • To evaluate discriminative reward models:

    cd<your_toolrm_project_root_path>
    bash scripts/eval_trbench_discrm.sh

Evaluation results of several proprietary and open-source LLMs on TRBench-BFCL are shown as follows:

TRBench-evaluation-resultsFigure 2: Evaluation results of reward models on TRBench-BFCL.


🚦 License

ToolRM is a research project developed by Alibaba Cloud and licensed under the CC BY-NC-SA 4.0 License.

🙏 Acknowledgments

Thanks to the APIGen, APIGen-MT, BUTTON, ComplexFuncBench, Glaive-Function-Calling, Hermes-Function-Calling, ToolAlpaca and BFCL projects for open-source tool call trajectory data.

📝 Citation

@misc{li2026toolrmagentictoolusereward,
title={ToolRM: Towards Agentic Tool-Use Reward Modeling}, author={Renhao Li and Jianhong Tu and Yang Su and Yantao Liu and Fei Huang and Hamid Alinejad-Rokny and Derek F. Wong and Junyang Lin and Min Yang},
year={2026},
eprint={2510.26167},
archivePrefix={arXiv},
primaryClass={cs.AI},
url={https://arxiv.org/abs/2510.26167}, }

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🤗 HF Collection | 📄 Paper

🌟 Overview

ToolRM is a family of lightweight generative and discriminative RMs tailored for agentic tool-use scenarios. To build these models, we propose a novel pipeline that constructs pairwise preference data using rule-based scoring and multidimensional sampling. This yields ToolPref-Pairwise-30K, a diverse, balanced, and challenging dataset of critique tasks that supports reinforcement learning with verifiable feedback. To evaluate tool-use RMs, we also introduce TRBench-BFCL, a benchmark built on the agentic evaluation suite BFCL. Trained on our constructed data, models from the Qwen3-4B/8B series outperform several giant LLMs in pairwise reward judgments. Beyond training objectives, ToolRM generalizes to broader critique tasks, including Best-of-N sampling and self-correction. It also supports downstream RL training effectively.

ToolRM-frameworkFigure 1: An overview of ToolRM framework.

📰 News

  • [2026-01-14]: We update our paper with additional experimental results.
  • [2025-11-10]: Datasets and ToolRM model checkpoints have been released in this huggingface collection.

🚀 Quick Start

Resource Preparation

  • Download ToolPref-Pairwise-30K to train ToolRM, TRBench-BFCL to evaluate reward models in the general tool-use scenarios, and ToolRM checkpoints to directly facilitate your agentic tool-use research.
  • Note that we respectively use the think and no_think prompt templates to create the GenRM-formatted datasets. Please ensure you select the appropriate dataset for both training and evaluation based on whether the target LLM is a reasoning or non-reasoning model.

Environment Setup

  1. Install verl: Clone from the verl repository for generative ToolRM training. Set up verl within a dedicated Python virtual environment (e.g., using conda or venv). Follow the official verl installation guide to ensure all prerequisites:

    git clone https://github.com/volcengine/verl
  2. Install OpenRLHF: Clone from the OpenRLHF repository for discriminative ToolRM training:

    git clone https://github.com/OpenRLHF/OpenRLHF
  3. Activate Environment: Ensure your verl virtual environment is active in your current terminal session.

    conda activate <your_venv_name># Example if using conda# source <your_venv_path>/bin/activate # Example if using venv

ToolRM-Gen Model Training

  1. Prepare Training Files:

    • Copy the custom reward function script into the verl library structure:

      cd<your_toolrm_project_root_path>
      cp train/toolrm_reward_function.py <your_verl_project_root_path>/verl/utils/reward_score/
    • Copy the training configuration script train_toolrm_gen.sh to the verl examples directory:

      cp scripts/train_toolrm_gen.sh <your_verl_project_root_path>/examples/grpo_trainer/
  2. Execute Training: Navigate to the verl directory and run the training script:

    cd<your_verl_project_root_path>
    bash examples/grpo_trainer/train_toolrm_gen.sh
    # FSDP model checkpoints are converted to Huggingface-compatible checkpoints after training.

ToolRM-Disc Model Training

  1. Prepare Training Files: Copy the training configuration script train_toolrm_disc.sh to the openrlhf example scripts directory:

    cp scripts/train_toolrm_disc.sh <your_openrlhf_project_root_path>/examples/scripts/
  2. Execute Training: Navigate to the openrlhf directory and run the training script:

    cd<your_openrlhf_project_root_path>
    bash examples/scripts/train_toolrm_disc.sh

Evaluation on TRBench-BFCL

  1. Prepare Evaluation Script: Ensure the evaluation script scripts/eval_trbench_*.sh is correctly configured with the paths to checkpoints of your trained model or any baseline models you wish to evaluate.
  2. Run Evaluation: Execute the script for evaluation on local-deployed models (default with vllm inference backend):
  • To evaluate generative reward models:

    cd<your_toolrm_project_root_path>
    bash scripts/eval_trbench_genrm.sh
  • To evaluate discriminative reward models:

    cd<your_toolrm_project_root_path>
    bash scripts/eval_trbench_discrm.sh

Evaluation results of several proprietary and open-source LLMs on TRBench-BFCL are shown as follows:

TRBench-evaluation-resultsFigure 2: Evaluation results of reward models on TRBench-BFCL.


🚦 License

ToolRM is a research project developed by Alibaba Cloud and licensed under the CC BY-NC-SA 4.0 License.

🙏 Acknowledgments

Thanks to the APIGen, APIGen-MT, BUTTON, ComplexFuncBench, Glaive-Function-Calling, Hermes-Function-Calling, ToolAlpaca and BFCL projects for open-source tool call trajectory data.

📝 Citation

@misc{li2026toolrmagentictoolusereward,
title={ToolRM: Towards Agentic Tool-Use Reward Modeling}, author={Renhao Li and Jianhong Tu and Yang Su and Yantao Liu and Fei Huang and Hamid Alinejad-Rokny and Derek F. Wong and Junyang Lin and Min Yang},
year={2026},
eprint={2510.26167},
archivePrefix={arXiv},
primaryClass={cs.AI},
url={https://arxiv.org/abs/2510.26167}, }

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🤗 HF Collection | 📄 Paper

🌟 Overview

ToolRM is a family of lightweight generative and discriminative RMs tailored for agentic tool-use scenarios. To build these models, we propose a novel pipeline that constructs pairwise preference data using rule-based scoring and multidimensional sampling. This yields ToolPref-Pairwise-30K, a diverse, balanced, and challenging dataset of critique tasks that supports reinforcement learning with verifiable feedback. To evaluate tool-use RMs, we also introduce TRBench-BFCL, a benchmark built on the agentic evaluation suite BFCL. Trained on our constructed data, models from the Qwen3-4B/8B series outperform several giant LLMs in pairwise reward judgments. Beyond training objectives, ToolRM generalizes to broader critique tasks, including Best-of-N sampling and self-correction. It also supports downstream RL training effectively.

ToolRM-frameworkFigure 1: An overview of ToolRM framework.

📰 News

  • [2026-01-14]: We update our paper with additional experimental results.
  • [2025-11-10]: Datasets and ToolRM model checkpoints have been released in this huggingface collection.

🚀 Quick Start

Resource Preparation

  • Download ToolPref-Pairwise-30K to train ToolRM, TRBench-BFCL to evaluate reward models in the general tool-use scenarios, and ToolRM checkpoints to directly facilitate your agentic tool-use research.
  • Note that we respectively use the think and no_think prompt templates to create the GenRM-formatted datasets. Please ensure you select the appropriate dataset for both training and evaluation based on whether the target LLM is a reasoning or non-reasoning model.

Environment Setup

  1. Install verl: Clone from the verl repository for generative ToolRM training. Set up verl within a dedicated Python virtual environment (e.g., using conda or venv). Follow the official verl installation guide to ensure all prerequisites:

    git clone https://github.com/volcengine/verl
  2. Install OpenRLHF: Clone from the OpenRLHF repository for discriminative ToolRM training:

    git clone https://github.com/OpenRLHF/OpenRLHF
  3. Activate Environment: Ensure your verl virtual environment is active in your current terminal session.

    conda activate <your_venv_name># Example if using conda# source <your_venv_path>/bin/activate # Example if using venv

ToolRM-Gen Model Training

  1. Prepare Training Files:

    • Copy the custom reward function script into the verl library structure:

      cd<your_toolrm_project_root_path>
      cp train/toolrm_reward_function.py <your_verl_project_root_path>/verl/utils/reward_score/
    • Copy the training configuration script train_toolrm_gen.sh to the verl examples directory:

      cp scripts/train_toolrm_gen.sh <your_verl_project_root_path>/examples/grpo_trainer/
  2. Execute Training: Navigate to the verl directory and run the training script:

    cd<your_verl_project_root_path>
    bash examples/grpo_trainer/train_toolrm_gen.sh
    # FSDP model checkpoints are converted to Huggingface-compatible checkpoints after training.

ToolRM-Disc Model Training

  1. Prepare Training Files: Copy the training configuration script train_toolrm_disc.sh to the openrlhf example scripts directory:

    cp scripts/train_toolrm_disc.sh <your_openrlhf_project_root_path>/examples/scripts/
  2. Execute Training: Navigate to the openrlhf directory and run the training script:

    cd<your_openrlhf_project_root_path>
    bash examples/scripts/train_toolrm_disc.sh

Evaluation on TRBench-BFCL

  1. Prepare Evaluation Script: Ensure the evaluation script scripts/eval_trbench_*.sh is correctly configured with the paths to checkpoints of your trained model or any baseline models you wish to evaluate.
  2. Run Evaluation: Execute the script for evaluation on local-deployed models (default with vllm inference backend):
  • To evaluate generative reward models:

    cd<your_toolrm_project_root_path>
    bash scripts/eval_trbench_genrm.sh
  • To evaluate discriminative reward models:

    cd<your_toolrm_project_root_path>
    bash scripts/eval_trbench_discrm.sh

Evaluation results of several proprietary and open-source LLMs on TRBench-BFCL are shown as follows:

TRBench-evaluation-resultsFigure 2: Evaluation results of reward models on TRBench-BFCL.


🚦 License

ToolRM is a research project developed by Alibaba Cloud and licensed under the CC BY-NC-SA 4.0 License.

🙏 Acknowledgments

Thanks to the APIGen, APIGen-MT, BUTTON, ComplexFuncBench, Glaive-Function-Calling, Hermes-Function-Calling, ToolAlpaca and BFCL projects for open-source tool call trajectory data.

📝 Citation

@misc{li2026toolrmagentictoolusereward,
title={ToolRM: Towards Agentic Tool-Use Reward Modeling}, author={Renhao Li and Jianhong Tu and Yang Su and Yantao Liu and Fei Huang and Hamid Alinejad-Rokny and Derek F. Wong and Junyang Lin and Min Yang},
year={2026},
eprint={2510.26167},
archivePrefix={arXiv},
primaryClass={cs.AI},
url={https://arxiv.org/abs/2510.26167}, }

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🌟 Overview

ToolRM is a family of lightweight generative and discriminative RMs tailored for agentic tool-use scenarios. To build these models, we propose a novel pipeline that constructs pairwise preference data using rule-based scoring and multidimensional sampling. This yields ToolPref-Pairwise-30K, a diverse, balanced, and challenging dataset of critique tasks that supports reinforcement learning with verifiable feedback. To evaluate tool-use RMs, we also introduce TRBench-BFCL, a benchmark built on the agentic evaluation suite BFCL. Trained on our constructed data, models from the Qwen3-4B/8B series outperform several giant LLMs in pairwise reward judgments. Beyond training objectives, ToolRM generalizes to broader critique tasks, including Best-of-N sampling and self-correction. It also supports downstream RL training effectively.

ToolRM-frameworkFigure 1: An overview of ToolRM framework.

📰 News

  • [2026-01-14]: We update our paper with additional experimental results.
  • [2025-11-10]: Datasets and ToolRM model checkpoints have been released in this huggingface collection.

🚀 Quick Start

Resource Preparation

  • Download ToolPref-Pairwise-30K to train ToolRM, TRBench-BFCL to evaluate reward models in the general tool-use scenarios, and ToolRM checkpoints to directly facilitate your agentic tool-use research.
  • Note that we respectively use the think and no_think prompt templates to create the GenRM-formatted datasets. Please ensure you select the appropriate dataset for both training and evaluation based on whether the target LLM is a reasoning or non-reasoning model.

Environment Setup

  1. Install verl: Clone from the verl repository for generative ToolRM training. Set up verl within a dedicated Python virtual environment (e.g., using conda or venv). Follow the official verl installation guide to ensure all prerequisites:

    git clone https://github.com/volcengine/verl
  2. Install OpenRLHF: Clone from the OpenRLHF repository for discriminative ToolRM training:

    git clone https://github.com/OpenRLHF/OpenRLHF
  3. Activate Environment: Ensure your verl virtual environment is active in your current terminal session.

    conda activate <your_venv_name># Example if using conda# source <your_venv_path>/bin/activate # Example if using venv

ToolRM-Gen Model Training

  1. Prepare Training Files:

    • Copy the custom reward function script into the verl library structure:

      cd<your_toolrm_project_root_path>
      cp train/toolrm_reward_function.py <your_verl_project_root_path>/verl/utils/reward_score/
    • Copy the training configuration script train_toolrm_gen.sh to the verl examples directory:

      cp scripts/train_toolrm_gen.sh <your_verl_project_root_path>/examples/grpo_trainer/
  2. Execute Training: Navigate to the verl directory and run the training script:

    cd<your_verl_project_root_path>
    bash examples/grpo_trainer/train_toolrm_gen.sh
    # FSDP model checkpoints are converted to Huggingface-compatible checkpoints after training.

ToolRM-Disc Model Training

  1. Prepare Training Files: Copy the training configuration script train_toolrm_disc.sh to the openrlhf example scripts directory:

    cp scripts/train_toolrm_disc.sh <your_openrlhf_project_root_path>/examples/scripts/
  2. Execute Training: Navigate to the openrlhf directory and run the training script:

    cd<your_openrlhf_project_root_path>
    bash examples/scripts/train_toolrm_disc.sh

Evaluation on TRBench-BFCL

  1. Prepare Evaluation Script: Ensure the evaluation script scripts/eval_trbench_*.sh is correctly configured with the paths to checkpoints of your trained model or any baseline models you wish to evaluate.
  2. Run Evaluation: Execute the script for evaluation on local-deployed models (default with vllm inference backend):
  • To evaluate generative reward models:

    cd<your_toolrm_project_root_path>
    bash scripts/eval_trbench_genrm.sh
  • To evaluate discriminative reward models:

    cd<your_toolrm_project_root_path>
    bash scripts/eval_trbench_discrm.sh

Evaluation results of several proprietary and open-source LLMs on TRBench-BFCL are shown as follows:

TRBench-evaluation-resultsFigure 2: Evaluation results of reward models on TRBench-BFCL.


🚦 License

ToolRM is a research project developed by Alibaba Cloud and licensed under the CC BY-NC-SA 4.0 License.

🙏 Acknowledgments

Thanks to the APIGen, APIGen-MT, BUTTON, ComplexFuncBench, Glaive-Function-Calling, Hermes-Function-Calling, ToolAlpaca and BFCL projects for open-source tool call trajectory data.

📝 Citation

@misc{li2026toolrmagentictoolusereward,
title={ToolRM: Towards Agentic Tool-Use Reward Modeling}, author={Renhao Li and Jianhong Tu and Yang Su and Yantao Liu and Fei Huang and Hamid Alinejad-Rokny and Derek F. Wong and Junyang Lin and Min Yang},
year={2026},
eprint={2510.26167},
archivePrefix={arXiv},
primaryClass={cs.AI},
url={https://arxiv.org/abs/2510.26167}, }

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🤗 HF Collection | 📄 Paper

🌟 Overview

ToolRM is a family of lightweight generative and discriminative RMs tailored for agentic tool-use scenarios. To build these models, we propose a novel pipeline that constructs pairwise preference data using rule-based scoring and multidimensional sampling. This yields ToolPref-Pairwise-30K, a diverse, balanced, and challenging dataset of critique tasks that supports reinforcement learning with verifiable feedback. To evaluate tool-use RMs, we also introduce TRBench-BFCL, a benchmark built on the agentic evaluation suite BFCL. Trained on our constructed data, models from the Qwen3-4B/8B series outperform several giant LLMs in pairwise reward judgments. Beyond training objectives, ToolRM generalizes to broader critique tasks, including Best-of-N sampling and self-correction. It also supports downstream RL training effectively.

ToolRM-frameworkFigure 1: An overview of ToolRM framework.

📰 News

  • [2026-01-14]: We update our paper with additional experimental results.
  • [2025-11-10]: Datasets and ToolRM model checkpoints have been released in this huggingface collection.

🚀 Quick Start

Resource Preparation

  • Download ToolPref-Pairwise-30K to train ToolRM, TRBench-BFCL to evaluate reward models in the general tool-use scenarios, and ToolRM checkpoints to directly facilitate your agentic tool-use research.
  • Note that we respectively use the think and no_think prompt templates to create the GenRM-formatted datasets. Please ensure you select the appropriate dataset for both training and evaluation based on whether the target LLM is a reasoning or non-reasoning model.

Environment Setup

  1. Install verl: Clone from the verl repository for generative ToolRM training. Set up verl within a dedicated Python virtual environment (e.g., using conda or venv). Follow the official verl installation guide to ensure all prerequisites:

    git clone https://github.com/volcengine/verl
  2. Install OpenRLHF: Clone from the OpenRLHF repository for discriminative ToolRM training:

    git clone https://github.com/OpenRLHF/OpenRLHF
  3. Activate Environment: Ensure your verl virtual environment is active in your current terminal session.

    conda activate <your_venv_name># Example if using conda# source <your_venv_path>/bin/activate # Example if using venv

ToolRM-Gen Model Training

  1. Prepare Training Files:

    • Copy the custom reward function script into the verl library structure:

      cd<your_toolrm_project_root_path>
      cp train/toolrm_reward_function.py <your_verl_project_root_path>/verl/utils/reward_score/
    • Copy the training configuration script train_toolrm_gen.sh to the verl examples directory:

      cp scripts/train_toolrm_gen.sh <your_verl_project_root_path>/examples/grpo_trainer/
  2. Execute Training: Navigate to the verl directory and run the training script:

    cd<your_verl_project_root_path>
    bash examples/grpo_trainer/train_toolrm_gen.sh
    # FSDP model checkpoints are converted to Huggingface-compatible checkpoints after training.

ToolRM-Disc Model Training

  1. Prepare Training Files: Copy the training configuration script train_toolrm_disc.sh to the openrlhf example scripts directory:

    cp scripts/train_toolrm_disc.sh <your_openrlhf_project_root_path>/examples/scripts/
  2. Execute Training: Navigate to the openrlhf directory and run the training script:

    cd<your_openrlhf_project_root_path>
    bash examples/scripts/train_toolrm_disc.sh

Evaluation on TRBench-BFCL

  1. Prepare Evaluation Script: Ensure the evaluation script scripts/eval_trbench_*.sh is correctly configured with the paths to checkpoints of your trained model or any baseline models you wish to evaluate.
  2. Run Evaluation: Execute the script for evaluation on local-deployed models (default with vllm inference backend):
  • To evaluate generative reward models:

    cd<your_toolrm_project_root_path>
    bash scripts/eval_trbench_genrm.sh
  • To evaluate discriminative reward models:

    cd<your_toolrm_project_root_path>
    bash scripts/eval_trbench_discrm.sh

Evaluation results of several proprietary and open-source LLMs on TRBench-BFCL are shown as follows:

TRBench-evaluation-resultsFigure 2: Evaluation results of reward models on TRBench-BFCL.


🚦 License

ToolRM is a research project developed by Alibaba Cloud and licensed under the CC BY-NC-SA 4.0 License.

🙏 Acknowledgments

Thanks to the APIGen, APIGen-MT, BUTTON, ComplexFuncBench, Glaive-Function-Calling, Hermes-Function-Calling, ToolAlpaca and BFCL projects for open-source tool call trajectory data.

📝 Citation

@misc{li2026toolrmagentictoolusereward,
title={ToolRM: Towards Agentic Tool-Use Reward Modeling}, author={Renhao Li and Jianhong Tu and Yang Su and Yantao Liu and Fei Huang and Hamid Alinejad-Rokny and Derek F. Wong and Junyang Lin and Min Yang},
year={2026},
eprint={2510.26167},
archivePrefix={arXiv},
primaryClass={cs.AI},
url={https://arxiv.org/abs/2510.26167}, }

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🤗 HF Collection | 📄 Paper

🌟 Overview

ToolRM is a family of lightweight generative and discriminative RMs tailored for agentic tool-use scenarios. To build these models, we propose a novel pipeline that constructs pairwise preference data using rule-based scoring and multidimensional sampling. This yields ToolPref-Pairwise-30K, a diverse, balanced, and challenging dataset of critique tasks that supports reinforcement learning with verifiable feedback. To evaluate tool-use RMs, we also introduce TRBench-BFCL, a benchmark built on the agentic evaluation suite BFCL. Trained on our constructed data, models from the Qwen3-4B/8B series outperform several giant LLMs in pairwise reward judgments. Beyond training objectives, ToolRM generalizes to broader critique tasks, including Best-of-N sampling and self-correction. It also supports downstream RL training effectively.

ToolRM-frameworkFigure 1: An overview of ToolRM framework.

📰 News

  • [2026-01-14]: We update our paper with additional experimental results.
  • [2025-11-10]: Datasets and ToolRM model checkpoints have been released in this huggingface collection.

🚀 Quick Start

Resource Preparation

  • Download ToolPref-Pairwise-30K to train ToolRM, TRBench-BFCL to evaluate reward models in the general tool-use scenarios, and ToolRM checkpoints to directly facilitate your agentic tool-use research.
  • Note that we respectively use the think and no_think prompt templates to create the GenRM-formatted datasets. Please ensure you select the appropriate dataset for both training and evaluation based on whether the target LLM is a reasoning or non-reasoning model.

Environment Setup

  1. Install verl: Clone from the verl repository for generative ToolRM training. Set up verl within a dedicated Python virtual environment (e.g., using conda or venv). Follow the official verl installation guide to ensure all prerequisites:

    git clone https://github.com/volcengine/verl
  2. Install OpenRLHF: Clone from the OpenRLHF repository for discriminative ToolRM training:

    git clone https://github.com/OpenRLHF/OpenRLHF
  3. Activate Environment: Ensure your verl virtual environment is active in your current terminal session.

    conda activate <your_venv_name># Example if using conda# source <your_venv_path>/bin/activate # Example if using venv

ToolRM-Gen Model Training

  1. Prepare Training Files:

    • Copy the custom reward function script into the verl library structure:

      cd<your_toolrm_project_root_path>
      cp train/toolrm_reward_function.py <your_verl_project_root_path>/verl/utils/reward_score/
    • Copy the training configuration script train_toolrm_gen.sh to the verl examples directory:

      cp scripts/train_toolrm_gen.sh <your_verl_project_root_path>/examples/grpo_trainer/
  2. Execute Training: Navigate to the verl directory and run the training script:

    cd<your_verl_project_root_path>
    bash examples/grpo_trainer/train_toolrm_gen.sh
    # FSDP model checkpoints are converted to Huggingface-compatible checkpoints after training.

ToolRM-Disc Model Training

  1. Prepare Training Files: Copy the training configuration script train_toolrm_disc.sh to the openrlhf example scripts directory:

    cp scripts/train_toolrm_disc.sh <your_openrlhf_project_root_path>/examples/scripts/
  2. Execute Training: Navigate to the openrlhf directory and run the training script:

    cd<your_openrlhf_project_root_path>
    bash examples/scripts/train_toolrm_disc.sh

Evaluation on TRBench-BFCL

  1. Prepare Evaluation Script: Ensure the evaluation script scripts/eval_trbench_*.sh is correctly configured with the paths to checkpoints of your trained model or any baseline models you wish to evaluate.
  2. Run Evaluation: Execute the script for evaluation on local-deployed models (default with vllm inference backend):
  • To evaluate generative reward models:

    cd<your_toolrm_project_root_path>
    bash scripts/eval_trbench_genrm.sh
  • To evaluate discriminative reward models:

    cd<your_toolrm_project_root_path>
    bash scripts/eval_trbench_discrm.sh

Evaluation results of several proprietary and open-source LLMs on TRBench-BFCL are shown as follows:

TRBench-evaluation-resultsFigure 2: Evaluation results of reward models on TRBench-BFCL.


🚦 License

ToolRM is a research project developed by Alibaba Cloud and licensed under the CC BY-NC-SA 4.0 License.

🙏 Acknowledgments

Thanks to the APIGen, APIGen-MT, BUTTON, ComplexFuncBench, Glaive-Function-Calling, Hermes-Function-Calling, ToolAlpaca and BFCL projects for open-source tool call trajectory data.

📝 Citation

@misc{li2026toolrmagentictoolusereward,
title={ToolRM: Towards Agentic Tool-Use Reward Modeling}, author={Renhao Li and Jianhong Tu and Yang Su and Yantao Liu and Fei Huang and Hamid Alinejad-Rokny and Derek F. Wong and Junyang Lin and Min Yang},
year={2026},
eprint={2510.26167},
archivePrefix={arXiv},
primaryClass={cs.AI},
url={https://arxiv.org/abs/2510.26167}, }

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🤗 HF Collection | 📄 Paper

🌟 Overview

ToolRM is a family of lightweight generative and discriminative RMs tailored for agentic tool-use scenarios. To build these models, we propose a novel pipeline that constructs pairwise preference data using rule-based scoring and multidimensional sampling. This yields ToolPref-Pairwise-30K, a diverse, balanced, and challenging dataset of critique tasks that supports reinforcement learning with verifiable feedback. To evaluate tool-use RMs, we also introduce TRBench-BFCL, a benchmark built on the agentic evaluation suite BFCL. Trained on our constructed data, models from the Qwen3-4B/8B series outperform several giant LLMs in pairwise reward judgments. Beyond training objectives, ToolRM generalizes to broader critique tasks, including Best-of-N sampling and self-correction. It also supports downstream RL training effectively.

ToolRM-frameworkFigure 1: An overview of ToolRM framework.

📰 News

  • [2026-01-14]: We update our paper with additional experimental results.
  • [2025-11-10]: Datasets and ToolRM model checkpoints have been released in this huggingface collection.

🚀 Quick Start

Resource Preparation

  • Download ToolPref-Pairwise-30K to train ToolRM, TRBench-BFCL to evaluate reward models in the general tool-use scenarios, and ToolRM checkpoints to directly facilitate your agentic tool-use research.
  • Note that we respectively use the think and no_think prompt templates to create the GenRM-formatted datasets. Please ensure you select the appropriate dataset for both training and evaluation based on whether the target LLM is a reasoning or non-reasoning model.

Environment Setup

  1. Install verl: Clone from the verl repository for generative ToolRM training. Set up verl within a dedicated Python virtual environment (e.g., using conda or venv). Follow the official verl installation guide to ensure all prerequisites:

    git clone https://github.com/volcengine/verl
  2. Install OpenRLHF: Clone from the OpenRLHF repository for discriminative ToolRM training:

    git clone https://github.com/OpenRLHF/OpenRLHF
  3. Activate Environment: Ensure your verl virtual environment is active in your current terminal session.

    conda activate <your_venv_name># Example if using conda# source <your_venv_path>/bin/activate # Example if using venv

ToolRM-Gen Model Training

  1. Prepare Training Files:

    • Copy the custom reward function script into the verl library structure:

      cd<your_toolrm_project_root_path>
      cp train/toolrm_reward_function.py <your_verl_project_root_path>/verl/utils/reward_score/
    • Copy the training configuration script train_toolrm_gen.sh to the verl examples directory:

      cp scripts/train_toolrm_gen.sh <your_verl_project_root_path>/examples/grpo_trainer/
  2. Execute Training: Navigate to the verl directory and run the training script:

    cd<your_verl_project_root_path>
    bash examples/grpo_trainer/train_toolrm_gen.sh
    # FSDP model checkpoints are converted to Huggingface-compatible checkpoints after training.

ToolRM-Disc Model Training

  1. Prepare Training Files: Copy the training configuration script train_toolrm_disc.sh to the openrlhf example scripts directory:

    cp scripts/train_toolrm_disc.sh <your_openrlhf_project_root_path>/examples/scripts/
  2. Execute Training: Navigate to the openrlhf directory and run the training script:

    cd<your_openrlhf_project_root_path>
    bash examples/scripts/train_toolrm_disc.sh

Evaluation on TRBench-BFCL

  1. Prepare Evaluation Script: Ensure the evaluation script scripts/eval_trbench_*.sh is correctly configured with the paths to checkpoints of your trained model or any baseline models you wish to evaluate.
  2. Run Evaluation: Execute the script for evaluation on local-deployed models (default with vllm inference backend):
  • To evaluate generative reward models:

    cd<your_toolrm_project_root_path>
    bash scripts/eval_trbench_genrm.sh
  • To evaluate discriminative reward models:

    cd<your_toolrm_project_root_path>
    bash scripts/eval_trbench_discrm.sh

Evaluation results of several proprietary and open-source LLMs on TRBench-BFCL are shown as follows:

TRBench-evaluation-resultsFigure 2: Evaluation results of reward models on TRBench-BFCL.


🚦 License

ToolRM is a research project developed by Alibaba Cloud and licensed under the CC BY-NC-SA 4.0 License.

🙏 Acknowledgments

Thanks to the APIGen, APIGen-MT, BUTTON, ComplexFuncBench, Glaive-Function-Calling, Hermes-Function-Calling, ToolAlpaca and BFCL projects for open-source tool call trajectory data.

📝 Citation

@misc{li2026toolrmagentictoolusereward,
title={ToolRM: Towards Agentic Tool-Use Reward Modeling}, author={Renhao Li and Jianhong Tu and Yang Su and Yantao Liu and Fei Huang and Hamid Alinejad-Rokny and Derek F. Wong and Junyang Lin and Min Yang},
year={2026},
eprint={2510.26167},
archivePrefix={arXiv},
primaryClass={cs.AI},
url={https://arxiv.org/abs/2510.26167}, }

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