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mind-of-tashi-micro-sft is a text generation model from build-small-hackathon. Use it when you need the model to write or continue text. It is set up for transformers. The card lists the license as apache-2.0.
The opponent's mind for The Mind of Tashi, a simultaneous-commit ritual fighting game where the model's <think block is the game (surfaced to the player as the "mind-scroll"). This is the transformers checkpoint; the…
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The opponent's mind for The Mind of Tashi, a simultaneous-commit ritual
fighting game where the model's <think> block is the game (surfaced to the
player as the "mind-scroll"). This is the transformers checkpoint; the
GGUF the playable Space loads via llama.cpp lives at
build-small-hackathon/mind-of-tashi-micro-sft-gguf.
David vs Goliath. The student is a custom MoE —
loggenix-moe-0.4B-0.2A (~0.4B total / ~200M active per token) — SFT'd to
read an opponent and commit blind, in an English + Hindi/Sanskrit (IAST)
code-switched register. It is 10–100× smaller (active) than the API teachers it
learned from.
Emits a <think>…</think> block then one JSON line {"move": …, "taunt": …}.
The <think> is product (rendered to the player), not debug. The host parses
defensively and falls back to a legal move if generation is malformed.
SFTTrainer, completion-only loss (masked to the assistant
turn), Modal L4, bf16, seq 4096, 3 epochs, bs=1 / grad_accum=4, warmup 10%,
LR 2e-4.build-small-hackathon/mind-of-tashi-selfplay,
configs sft + sft_multiturn — self-play traces vs a frontier-API teacher
pool, plus real-player matches.SFTTrainer on Modal L4 — the full hparams are above
(training scripts are run off-Space and kept private).norm_topk_prob — required for llama.cppThe base ships norm_topk_prob=false (raw top-k expert routing), but
llama.cpp's qwen3moe graph hardcodes norm_w=true and ignores the GGUF
expert_weights_norm key. A checkpoint trained with false produces garbage
on every llama.cpp runtime. This model is trained with norm_topk_prob=true
so the weights match llama.cpp's renormalised routing — that is what makes the
GGUF coherent.
<think> + parseable {move,taunt} + legal move):
20/20 via transformers; via llama.cpp on the GGUF, f16 18/20,
Q4_K_M 20/20, ~19–20/20 bilingual across 5 personas.from transformers import AutoModelForCausalLM, AutoTokenizer
tok = AutoTokenizer.from_pretrained("build-small-hackathon/mind-of-tashi-micro-sft")
model = AutoModelForCausalLM.from_pretrained("build-small-hackathon/mind-of-tashi-micro-sft")
# messages = [{"role":"system","content": <persona prompt>},
# {"role":"user","content": <arena state + history>}]
Game Space · self-play dataset · SFT model (this) + GGUF · OpenEnv gym ·
GRPO model + GGUF — all under build-small-hackathon/mind-of-tashi-*.