The text introduces the integration of the Pythae library with Comet ML, enabling researchers to utilize various Variational Autoencoder (VAE) models for reproducible research and experiment tracking. Pythae consolidates different autoencoder models, including standard and Variational Autoencoders, offering easy benchmarking and comparison opportunities, and features like training with user data and model sharing on HuggingFace Hub. Comet ML enhances this by providing a platform for managing machine learning lifecycle steps such as monitoring, versioning, and comparing results. The integration allows seamless monitoring of training logs, as demonstrated with a practical example using the MNIST dataset, where the text outlines the process of setting up and executing a training pipeline with Pythae and Comet ML, including the use of the CometCallback function to monitor experiments. The article highlights the ease of installation and use of both tools, offering a step-by-step guide to initiating training and monitoring progress through Comet ML's visual interface, which provides real-time graphs and system metrics.