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Every training run is private by default. Publishing a run puts it on a public page at veri.studio/runs/<job_id> that anyone can open without an account, and lists it on the Explore tab inside the dashboard. The public page shows live metric charts and updates while the run trains, so you can share an in-progress experiment the same way you’d share a finished one.

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What becomes public

A published run shows:
  • The run name, training method, and base model.
  • Your display name as the publisher.
  • Status, step progress, and elapsed time.
  • Metric charts (everything the trainer logs: loss, reward, and any custom metrics).
  • Links to the model weights on Hugging Face and the W&B run, when the job has them.
Cost, datasets, hyperparameters, logs, events, and trajectories are never part of a public run. Unpublishing removes the run from Explore and returns its page to a 404.
The Hugging Face link is shown exactly as the job recorded it. If the repository is private, visitors get a 404 from Hugging Face; publish the repo there if you want the weights reachable.

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Publish from the dashboard

  1. Open the run under Training.
  2. Select Share, review what will be shown, and select Publish.
  3. Copy the public URL from the dialog.
The same dialog unpublishes the run later. Run names go through a content check at publish time; a rejected name means renaming the run before it can be published.

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Publish over the API

display_name is optional; omitting it lists the publisher as “Veri user”. Unpublish with DELETE on the same path. The job object’s visibility field reports private, public, or admin_hidden (removed by Veri; contact support). Public data is also readable without authentication, which is what the public page uses:
  • GET /v1/public/runs — published runs, newest first, cursor-paginated with limit and before.
  • GET /v1/public/runs/{job_id} — one published run.
  • GET /v1/public/runs/{job_id}/metrics — its per-step metrics, same shape as the private metrics endpoint.

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Explore

The Explore tab in the dashboard lists published runs newest first. Opening a card shows its public page, and the heart on each card likes or unlikes the run. Likes require a Veri account; the public page shows the count.