quantal-ternary β€” the ultrawhale-dogfood-trained sovereign quant

A BitNet b1.58 ternary model β€” Qwen/Qwen2.5-0.5B, continued-trained on PeetPedro/ultrawhale-dogfood and quantized to {-1, 0, +1} weights. Exported as 168 ayeOS ternary matrices (24 layers Γ— 7 tensors). Part of the vaked constellation β€” the "cogito" that runs offline.

{n+-1-<β–³>} Β· 0+1 Β· the fine touch is quant

The {-1, 0, +1} quant is the honesty quant: the matrix returns the result, it does not judge. Prove it, don't assert it. This card is a verified record, not a claim β€” the checkpoint is byte-pinned below.

Model

property value
base model Qwen/Qwen2.5-0.5B
quantization BitNet b1.58 (ternary, {-1,0,+1})
ternary params 357,826,560 (24 layers Γ— 7 tensors)
resident size ~106.6 MiB (codes 89.5 MB + scales 22.4 MB)
group size 64
layers 24
tensors/layer 7 β€” mlp up/gate/down, attn o/q/k/v
GQA 14 q-heads / 2 kv-heads, head_dim 64
RoPE theta 1e6
RMSNorm eps 1e-6
activation SiLU
context 4096 (as base)

Training

  • base: Qwen2.5-0.5B (HuggingFace)
  • data: PeetPedro/ultrawhale-dogfood (2,785 training samples)
  • hardware: vast.ai RTX 3090 (24 GB), MLX 0.30.0 + mlx-cuda 0.30.0
  • 10 epochs (the balanced artifact):
    • train loss: 2.7867 (from 7.92)
    • val loss: 4.7464
  • checkpoint sha256: 834dc60979d6c8b5a6941dcb724a9f1cb40663b0ca97dbcd6037a45e2dc30998
  • a 34-epoch run was also completed (train 0.099 / val 6.57) β€” severe overfit; the 10-epoch checkpoint is the shipped artifact. Honest measurement, not a claim.

Format

Each mNNN.json is one ternary matrix:

{
  "name": "model.layers.23.mlp.up_proj",
  "dim": 4864,          // output rows
  "in_features": 896,   // input cols
  "group_size": 64,
  "codes": [/* u32, N*K/16 β€” 16 two-bit codes per word, LSB-first */],
  "scales": [/* f64, N*K/64 β€” one per group of 64 */],
  "seed_hash": "quantal-trained"
}

Codeβ†’value: value = (code βˆ’ 1) Γ— scale β€” code 0 = βˆ’1, code 1 = 0, code 2 = +1.

Matmul (reference): dense, activations unquantized β€”

y[p] = Ξ£_k x[k] Β· (code[p,k] βˆ’ 1) Β· scale[p, k/64]

Files

  • index.json β€” capsule metadata (base_model, checkpoint sha256, loss/val, group_size, per-matrix list)
  • m000.json … m167.json β€” the 168 ternary matrices

Use

Load in the MLX-QUANT fork (mlx with native ternary quantize):

# (the fork's ayeOS capsule loader)
import mlx.core as mx
# load index.json + matrices, decode codes β†’ ternary weights, matmul as above

Native Rust inference lives in the constellation's ternary-lane (8b-is-engine/crates/ternary) and the spherepop foundational layer (taiko-01-protocol-demo β€” POP β†’ REFUSE β†’ BIND β†’ TRANSFORM β†’ VERIFY β†’ COLLAPSE). The offline "cogito" path: prompt β†’ tokenizer β†’ ternary forward β†’ answer, no network, gate-verified. The golden-logits gate passed against the MLX reference (~1e-3, argmax identical); the trained-BitLinear forward (the 168 activation-RMSNorm) is the next follow-up.

Verified

  • loss decrease: 7.92 β†’ 2.79 over 10 epochs (monotonic)
  • checkpoint: byte-verified against the vast.ai artifact (sha256 above)
  • 168 matrices: byte-stable export, code ≀ 2, sign balance β‰ˆ 50/50
  • export tool: MLX-QUANT fork (mlx 0.32.1.dev, ternary quantize)
  • attestal proof: attestal.proof.v1 β€” see attestal.ai (proof-not-assertion)

Honest limits

  • 0.5B-class model, ternary β€” a cheap offline background thinker, not a primary coder model. Expect plausible-but-simple text.
  • The export holds the 24 transformer blocks (357.8M of 494M params); the embedding + norm weights are emitted as sibling assets for the Rust runner.

The constellation


{n+-1-<β–³>} Β· 0+1 Β· the fine touch is quant Β· by peterlodri-sec

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