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gemma-trainer

Trigger this skill when the user wants to train, fine-tune, or adapt Gemma models (e.g. SFT, DPO, RLHF, Reward Modeling) on local hardware. Covers TRL, Unsloth, dataset preparation, validation, and GGUF/LiteRT conversion.

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# Gemma Training and Fine-Tuning Skill

## 1. Core Principles: Local Fine-Tuning Setup

When training locally, memory efficiency and execution speed are huge. Always
guide the user to follow these best practices:

*   **Prioritize Unsloth**: For local single-GPU training, always recommend
    **Unsloth**. It supports Gemma 4 natively, uses up to 70% less memory, and
    is up to 2x faster than standard Hugging Face PEFT training.
*   **Fall Back to TRL**: For multi-GPU environments (using DDP/FSDP) or when
    Unsloth is unavailable, use Hugging Face **TRL** (`SFTTrainer`,
    `DPOTrainer`) coupled with **PEFT** and **bitsandbytes** (for QLoRA).
*   **Always use QLoRA (4-bit Quantization)**: Crucial for fitting Gemma models
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