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See inside your model

before it breaks.

Pulse turns the tensors and gradients inside your training run into live heatmaps, then reasons backward to tell you exactly what's going wrong.

10⁻¹ → 10⁻³⁶dynamic range tracked
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The problem

Your model failed. That's all you get.

Regular code fails loud — a stack trace, a line number, a reason. Machine learning fails silent. A loss that quietly turns to NaN, a gradient that explodes three layers deep — and nothing tells you where.

WITHOUT PULSE
[step 4821] loss: 0.0312
[step 4822] loss: 0.0298
[step 4823] loss: nan
[step 4824] loss: nan
[step 4825] loss: nan
training halted.
WITH PULSE
How it works

Three steps between you and a fixed model.

No config files, no rewriting your training loop. Scroll to walk through the flow →

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Hook into your tensors

Select the matrices you want tracked — weights, activations, gradients — with a single line in your training loop.

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Watch it heat up

Pulse renders live, log-scale heatmaps of your selected tensors, running entirely on CPU so your GPU never feels it.

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Get the root cause

An AI layer reads the heatmap alongside your code (optional) and reasons backward to the specific line and matrix behind the failure.

Real output

This is what a failure looks like on the way in.

Log-scale heatmap of gradient magnitudes across 1024 layer indices, generated by Pulse
Gradient magnitude · log scale

The banding you're looking at is the tell.

Horizontal streaks across an otherwise smooth gradient field are exactly the kind of anomaly Pulse is built to catch early — long before it surfaces as a NaN loss downstream.

10⁻¹to 10⁻³⁶ range
1024²resolution
CPUzero overhead

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Free while it's small. Doesn't matter how deep your ML background is — just bring a model that's given you trouble.

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