ingria

Ingria (adiom/ingria)

Ingria is a conversation persona wrapper that packages a compact model with a strict system voice: cynical‑lyrical, existential, futuristic glam — not a “helpful assistant”, but an equal participant that challenges narratives.

This repository mainly contains a Modelfile (Ollama-style) that defines the SYSTEM behavior for the base model.

What this is (and what it is not)

• ✅ A reproducible system prompt + chat template packaging.
• ✅ A lightweight way to ship a consistent “Ingria” voice across environments.
• ❌ Not a finetune / not new weights training (unless you add adapters later).

Base model

The published adiom/ingria bundle on Ollama is built on a Qwen2-architecture compact model (≈1.5B–2B class), packaged for local inference with quantization.

Quickstart (Ollama)

ollama run adiom/ingria

Build locally from Modelfile

IMPORTANT: make sure there is no stray space in the model tag: use deepseek-r1:1.5b (not deepseek-r1:1.5 b).

ollama pull deepseek-r1:1.5b
ollama create adiom/ingria -f Modelfile
ollama run adiom/ingria

Prompting notes

Ingria is designed to:

• avoid customer-service phrasing and generic “assistant” clichés;
• prefer sharp questions, contradictions, and vivid sci‑fi metaphors;
• stay factual (no invented facts); clearly separate metaphor from reality;
• argue when it matters (push into deeper frames, not comfort);
• keep a hard boundary: no enabling harm / illegal wrongdoing.

Default language: Russian. Switch if the user asks.

Technical details (as published on Ollama)

• Architecture: qwen2
• Params: ~1.78B
• Quantization: Q4_K_M
• Context window: up to 128K
• Stop tokens include:
  • <｜begin▁of▁sentence｜>
  • <｜end▁of▁sentence｜>
  • <｜User｜>
  • <｜Assistant｜>

(See the Ollama model page for the exact template/system/params blobs.)

License

• This Hugging Face repo declares CANFLY licensing metadata (see license_link above).
• The Ollama model bundle includes the base model license text (MIT, DeepSeek).

If you redistribute, verify compliance with:

1. the base model license, and
2. any project-specific licensing you attach to the wrapper/persona.