psy-6.9m

Psy v0.1 / 6.9M dev bundle

Psy 6.9M is a byte-level, zero-language (non-linguistic, byte-level-only — it never tokenizes or generates natural-language text) defensive cyber-artifact encoder.

It does not chat. It does not generate code. It does not patch systems. It does not execute artifacts.

It consumes already-structured cyber artifacts (a sanitized CVE record, a detection-rule AST, a network-flow header) and emits one strict-JSON status/verdict frame. The full architecture, class semantics, probe metrics, and integrity hashes are in MODEL_CARD.md.

License: Apache-2.0 (see LICENSE).

Supported demo families

Unsupported families, and any family whose probe head is absent, return PSY_UNCERTAIN (mode: encoder_only).

Contents

This bundle ships only the minimal Psy runtime surface:

• 6.9M-parameter byte-level encoder backbone checkpoint (checkpoints/psy_6.9m_encoder.pt)
• Two trained probe heads (checkpoints/heads/cve_sanitized_head.pt, checkpoints/heads/rule_ast_head.pt), each Linear(256->3)
• Psy contact-protocol utilities
• Psy structured-memory utilities (standalone/illustrative; not exercised by the demo) — a schema for recording structured artifact events (verdict opcodes, confidence, evidence offsets, feedback), not chat/prompt memory and not a live weight-mutation system; see docs/PSY_MEMORY_ARCHITECTURE.md
• Probe-head loader code
• Label maps for the demo families
• Tiny sanitized demo artifacts
• Sanitized probe-result JSON summaries
• Demo command + bundle validation script

Probe-head status (corrected)

Earlier pre-export notes said no probe-head .pt files were included. That is no longer accurate. The CVE_RECORD and RULE_AST heads ARE included and load cleanly, and they drive the demo verdicts. Only the NETWORK_FLOW head is not shipped in v0.1, so NETWORK_FLOW runs encoder-only and always returns PSY_UNCERTAIN. See RELEASE_NOTES.md for why NETWORK_FLOW is held back.

Requirements

• Python >= 3.10 (runtime uses 3.10+ syntax and weights_only=True)
• torch >= 2.0 (CPU-only is sufficient; the runtime forces torch.device("cpu"))

Only torch is required directly; everything else is Python stdlib. See requirements.txt. The runtime is CPU-only by design and never touches a GPU, so a plain pip install -r requirements.txt will pull a much larger CUDA-enabled torch wheel than needed — installing the CPU-only build instead (e.g. pip install torch --index-url https://download.pytorch.org/whl/cpu) is faster and lighter with no functional difference here. If you install torch without numpy present, torch itself may print a harmless Failed to initialize NumPy: No module named 'numpy' warning to stderr on startup — this does not affect the strict-JSON stdout output or exit code.

Demo

From the extracted bundle root:

# Decisive anomaly path (probe head runs, returns BLOCK):
python3 scripts/run_demo.py --artifact demo_artifacts/rule_ast_sample.jsonl

# CVE probe head runs; this sample lands on the "investigate" class -> ABSTAIN:
python3 scripts/run_demo.py --artifact demo_artifacts/cve_record_sample.jsonl

# NETWORK_FLOW has no head in v0.1 -> encoder-only, PSY_UNCERTAIN:
python3 scripts/run_demo.py --artifact demo_artifacts/network_flow_sample.jsonl

Each command prints one strict-JSON Psy status/verdict frame to stdout (exit 0).

Note: --artifact takes a local filesystem path with no path-confinement checks — fine for this shipped offline single-user CLI (the invoking user already has whatever access the path implies), but anyone wrapping this runtime in a service that accepts a path/id from a remote caller must add their own root-confinement/canonicalization; none is provided here to copy.

Verified outputs:

• rule_ast_sample -> status: PSY_ANOMALY_FOUND, action: BLOCK, mode: encoder_plus_probe_head, label: 2, confidence: 0.8381
• cve_record_sample -> status: PSY_UNCERTAIN, action: ABSTAIN, mode: encoder_plus_probe_head, label: 1, confidence: 0.9996 (a confident middle-class prediction, not a fallback)
• network_flow_sample -> status: PSY_UNCERTAIN, action: ABSTAIN, mode: encoder_only, head_status: probe_head_not_present, confidence: 0.0

Note: PSY_UNCERTAIN means two different things — a confident label-1 (MEDIUM/INVESTIGATE) prediction, and "no head available." Disambiguate with mode / head_status / confidence, not the status string alone. See the class -> opcode table in MODEL_CARD.md.

Validate

python3 scripts/validate_bundle.py
python3 scripts/run_demo.py --artifact demo_artifacts/rule_ast_sample.jsonl

validate_bundle.py checks required files, re-derives the encoder parameter count (must equal 6,904,064), verifies JSON/JSONL parse, and scans for secrets and non-loopback IPs. On a clean release it prints status: PASSED (exit 0) with a single expected warning: optional probe head not present: checkpoints/heads/network_flow_head.pt.

You can also verify integrity directly:

sha256sum checkpoints/psy_6.9m_encoder.pt
# expect: 2d0a15792bcdfbebfbf689ca0dddd39f9259525bbe9bee9d491289af4e590dbc

Scope Boundary

This is only Psy as a small artifact-encoder runtime/demo bundle. It is not a larger system and includes no other components or agents.

This bundle intentionally excludes:

• raw corpus
• training shards
• full training logs
• SSH/IP material
• private env files
• full threat-report prose
• poison payload dumps
• malware samples
• unrelated internal code