Changelog

Easily add emojis to your discussions, posts, and comments with the new emoji autocomplete. Simply type : followed by part of an emoji name (like :exp) and a menu of suggestions will appear, making it much faster to express yourself with the perfect emoji.

Hugging Face Jobs lets you effortlessly run compute tasks on our infrastructure—from simple scripts to large-scale workloads—with a simple CLI. Whether you need CPUs, or high-end GPUs, Jobs provides instant access to the hardware you need, billed by the second.

Quick Start Examples:

Run Python code directly:

hf jobs run python:3.12 python -c "print('Hello from the cloud!')"

Use GPUs without any setup:

hf jobs run --flavor=t4-small ubuntu nvidia-smi

The Daily Papers page now includes Trending Papers, showcasing the most popular and impactful research papers from the community, along with their corresponding code implementations on GitHub. Trending Papers are ranked based on recent GitHub star activity.

We’ve renamed huggingface-cli to hf and overhauled the command structure for speed and clarity. The new CLI now uses the format hf <resource> <action>, so commands like hf auth login, hf repo create, or hf download Qwen/Qwen3-0.6B are now consistent and intuitive.

Migration is easy, the old CLI still works and will gently point you to the new commands.

You can learn more by reading the full announcement in this blog article.

You can now view JSON cells directly in the Dataset Viewer, making it far easier to expand nested structures, copy useful snippets, and understand your data.

This feature is particularly useful for tool calling datasets like interstellarninja/hermes_reasoning_tool_use and Salesforce/APIGen-MT-5k.