Expert RL Environments Built for Frontier Standards
Controlled reinforcement learning environments for training and evaluating agents. Start with scoped experiments to validate fit before scaling across custom or pre-built RL environments.







Advancing Agent Performance Through Repeatable Environments
Turing’s RL environments provide structured, iterable UI and non-UI environments where agents can be evaluated, trained, and iterated against real-world workflows. Each environment includes prompts, verifiers, and seed data—packaged for controlled experimentation and dynamic research.
Structured RL Environment Capabilities
Each capability is available as a scoped environment. Experiments are designed to validate scope and performance before larger-scale integration.
UI Clones
Backend Environments
Trajectory Generation
Reward Model Training
Observability & Analytics
Custom Environments
Scale and flexibility
Turing RL environments are designed to match the scope of both enterprise and research demands.
1000+
environments across enterprise and consumer applications, both UI and non-UI.
Custom
multi-tool workflows supporting any role–function combination in enterprise contexts.
Designed for continuous improvement
Turing RL Environments are full loops from evaluation to iteration, not static testbeds.
Observability and analytics
Closed-loop data
Expert prompts and verifiers
Evaluation reports
Standards trusted by frontier AI labs
Accelerate agent performance with RL Environments
R&D-driven standards
Criteria and taxonomies aligned with research use
Transparent, auditable pipelines
Trace every trajectory and evaluation run end-to-end
Elite, domain-specific talent
PhDs, Olympiad-level specialists, and vetted SMEs
Human-in-the-loop + AI feedback loops
Combined review to catch edge cases and ensure repeatability
Domain-expert collaboration
Policies, database schema, and realistic seed data records built with SMEs
Application-level specificity
Workflows designed for real tools (e.g., Jira: issue creation, sprint planning, backlog grooming)
Accelerate agent performance with RL Environments
Get your own RL environment and run agents in iteration, high-fidelity environments tailored to your workflows.
FAQs
What are Turing's RL Environments?
Turing's RL Environments are controlled, structured spaces, both UI and MCP, where AI agents can be trained, evaluated, and improved across real-world workflows. These environments include built-in prompts, verifiers, and seeded data to support structured post-training development.
What types of RL Environments does Turing offer?
Turing offers UI clone environments that replicate interactive software interfaces for agent workflows, and MCP-based backend environments for function-calling agents. These can be extended with trajectory generation setups, structured reward signals, and custom workflows tailored to specific tasks.
How do UI clone environments work?
UI clone environments are interactive replicas of enterprise and consumer applications. Agents perform actions through simulated mouse and keyboard input, and verifiers confirm completion by checking outputs against defined task states.
What are MCP environments used for?
MCP environments support agents that operate through tool calls or API-based actions. They include defined schemas, seeded data, and verifiers that validate tool-use behavior inside reproducible evaluation loops.
Can Turing build custom RL Environments for specific workflows?
Yes. Turing builds bespoke RL Environments that support multi-tool workflows tailored to specific roles or functions. Each environment is packaged with standard operating procedures, guardrails, and escalation paths aligned to the client’s evaluation needs.
How do Turing's RL Environments support agent improvement?
RL Environments provide reproducible traces, evaluator-reviewed trajectories, and pass or fail metrics that help benchmark agent behavior. These outputs can be used for supervised fine-tuning, reward-based improvement, and A/B comparison across model versions.
What makes Turing's RL Environments research-grade?
Turing’s environments are developed using R&D-driven standards with transparent and auditable pipelines. They are curated by domain experts, including PhD researchers, and incorporate human-in-the-loop feedback alongside AI-based review.
How many RL Environments does Turing provide?
Turing offers more than 1,000 RL Environments across enterprise and consumer applications, covering both UI and non-UI contexts with customizable multi-tool workflows for a wide range of roles and functions.
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