Card: the zoo app moved to macos-int8 / macos-fp16 on 2026-10-10; the root files are no longer read by any app
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README.md
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> **2026-10-10 re-export, two folders.** `macos-fp16/` and `macos-int8/` were exported with apple/coreai-models
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> 97a14be and load with its diffusion pipeline. The files at the repo root are the 2026-07-20 export: current
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> apple/coreai-models stops on them with "unsupported metadata_version".
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# FLUX.2 klein 4B — Core AI
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| `macos-fp16/` | fp16, one asset per graph | text-to-image | 19 | 14,159,882,995 |
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| `macos-int8/` | int8 per-block 32 on the text encoder and the transformer, fp16 VAEs | text-to-image, image-to-image | 25 | 7,777,120,667 |
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| repo root (2026-07-20) | int4 per-block 32, plus the in-context edit transformers |
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Text-to-image reads 16 files of a folder: 14,090,986,305 bytes from `macos-fp16/`, 7,540,032,209 bytes from
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`macos-int8/`. The VAE encoders and the half-size VAEs are only for image-to-image and tiled decoding.
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It is the same DiT graph exported at a longer sequence: the output latent (time index `T=0`) concatenated with the
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reference image's latent tokens (`T=10`), so the transformer attends to the reference while denoising the output.
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`Transformer_edit_2ref.aimodel` takes two references (`T=10`, `T=20`). Running them needs
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are int4 and use the 2026-07-20 layout, so apple/coreai-models 97a14be does not load them.
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int4, ~25 s for a 1024 edit and ~43 s for a two-reference edit on a Mac GPU (4 steps, guidance 1.0; numbers from
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> **2026-10-10 re-export, two folders.** `macos-fp16/` and `macos-int8/` were exported with apple/coreai-models
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> 97a14be and load with its diffusion pipeline. The files at the repo root are the 2026-07-20 export: current
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> apple/coreai-models stops on them with "unsupported metadata_version". No app reads them since 2026-10-10: the zoo's
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> CoreAIImageGen app moved to the two folders. They stay for the record.
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# FLUX.2 klein 4B — Core AI
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| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |
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| `macos-fp16/` | fp16, one asset per graph | text-to-image | 19 | 14,159,882,995 |
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| `macos-int8/` | int8 per-block 32 on the text encoder and the transformer, fp16 VAEs | text-to-image, image-to-image | 25 | 7,777,120,667 |
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| repo root (2026-07-20) | int4 per-block 32, plus the in-context edit transformers | no app since 2026-10-10 (kept for the record) | 34 | 10,854,216,650 |
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Text-to-image reads 16 files of a folder: 14,090,986,305 bytes from `macos-fp16/`, 7,540,032,209 bytes from
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`macos-int8/`. The VAE encoders and the half-size VAEs are only for image-to-image and tiled decoding.
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It is the same DiT graph exported at a longer sequence: the output latent (time index `T=0`) concatenated with the
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reference image's latent tokens (`T=10`), so the transformer attends to the reference while denoising the output.
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`Transformer_edit_2ref.aimodel` takes two references (`T=10`, `T=20`). Running them needs the runtime that drove this
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path, the `john-rocky/coreai-models` branch `flux2-in-context-edit` (bc48d3d); the zoo's [**CoreAIImageGen**](https://github.com/john-rocky/coreai-model-zoo/tree/main/apps/CoreAIImageGen)
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app used it until 2026-10-10 and now runs the stock one-reference image-to-image as its **Edit** tab. These files
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are int4 and use the 2026-07-20 layout, so apple/coreai-models 97a14be does not load them.
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int4, ~25 s for a 1024 edit and ~43 s for a two-reference edit on a Mac GPU (4 steps, guidance 1.0; numbers from
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