This repository is an evidence bundle, not one root-format dataset at repository root.
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This repository is an evidence bundle, not one root-format dataset at repository root.
first/ and repeat/ are separate complete sealed QFS root datasets; comparison/ holds
the comparison receipt and tokenwise result. panel/ is the sealed input panel. Other files
are provenance, logs and reproduction tools. Do not pass the bundle root as a QFS dataset.
This is a complete untrained random-initialized native Glm5NextForConditionalGeneration
wrapper (glm5_next with glm5_next_text) for CPU toolchain reproduction. It is not a
trained language model, quantization candidate, benchmark result, or behavioral substitute
for GLM-5.3-Flash. No source weights, training data, remote model code, paid GPU, or cloud
compute were used. The installed native class is not named FlashrootGlm5NextForConditionalGeneration.
Five layers preserve KDA/KDA/KDA/DSA/KDA and dense/dense/dense/MoE/MoE schedules.
Hidden 64, dense intermediate 128, expert intermediate 32; 8 routed experts, top-2 plus
one shared expert. mHC has four streams, 20 Sinkhorn iterations, epsilon 1e-6. MLA has
Q rank 32, KV rank 16, four heads, NoPE/V dimensions 16 and RoPE dimension zero.
Indexer: 4 heads x 16, top-k 8, pool 4 and tail selection enabled. KDA: 4 heads x 16,
convolution 4 and gate lower bound -5. Nested linear_attn_config matches effective
flattened settings. The real native vision tower has one layer, hidden 32, four heads,
intermediate 64, output/projector 64, patch 4 and merge 2. The LM head is independent
and untied. MTP count is zero, with no orphan prediction-layer tensors.
The 266-entry byte BPE has no merges, four ordinary specials plus six modality specials
with IDs 4–9, and all 256 byte symbols. It roundtrips Unicode and inserts BOS/EOS with
the native tokenizer template. It is not the upstream tokenizer. Native initialization
covers every tensor. The native BF16 loader selects its FP32 retention; the exact retained
list and both clean native loading reports are in build-manifest.json. Every tensor is
checked for native conversion and final save/reload equality; no missing/mismatched-key
overrides, weight repair, quantization metadata or partial hand-authored state dictionaries.
Architecture reference only (no weights copied): inference-optimization/GLM-5.3-Flash-0.1B-A0.1B.
malaiwah/glm5-next-tiny-random-bf16@e84b6a4844a36baecfaba7dbf0ca3cfea6662d24.malaiwah/glm5-next-tiny-cpu-repro-v1.cpu-reproduction-summary.json / evidence-summary.json: actual command/runtime/resource evidence.comparison/comparison-receipt.json: forced numerical replay and tokenwise array in the evidence bundle.boundary-probe.json: separate native CPU prefill lengths 3, 4, 5, 12, 13, 64, 65,
single-token cached decode and subsequent three-token cached continuation. Records actual
native Python call events and indexer selections, finite logits/cache tensors, and observed
cached-versus-uncached differences. It does not infer branch execution from configuration.Two fresh CPU processes use two threads each. Both captures retain the default generation
sanity check and pass strict tensor verification. A forced NumPy/CPU/float32 replay checks
all 252 positions; the tokenwise float64 artifact is required to contain literal positive zeros.
The other lane explicitly means CPU, not CUDA. Inputs are four embedded synthetic
64-token windows, not a corpus/quality benchmark. Both captures and boundary probes are
text-only. Vision weights are real and complete but no image/video execution or quality
is claimed. Exact reproduction is limited to recorded software/hardware behavior.
Measured values (generated by the workflow, never handwritten):
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"boundary_probe_elapsed_seconds": 2.8895256030373275,
"capture_resources": {
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"note": "provenance, not identity: peaks and stage seconds this run measured; forward_sum is device time under cuda-events, wall time otherwise; seal covers head serialisation up to this block's assembly",
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"peak_resident_weight_bytes": 851620,
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Python 3.12, isolated environment with requirements-cpu.txt; no FLA or causal-conv1d.
A CUDA-enabled PyTorch build is rejected. The native model needs Transformers 5.16.1.
The QFS source base recorded for this execution is 5cf8a81b8b701a2476fbed38619e62bd1052914e; actual source
hashes and tracked modification status are recorded in qfs-source.json and capture summary.
Use the corresponding QFS checkout, including any explicitly recorded source changes.
python build_fixture.py --out ./fresh-model
python probe_cpu.py --model-dir ./fresh-model --out ./fresh-boundary.json
python build_panel.py --model-dir ./fresh-model --model-repository malaiwah/glm5-next-tiny-random-bf16 --model-revision e84b6a4844a36baecfaba7dbf0ca3cfea6662d24 --out ./fresh-panel --qfs-root /path/to/QFS
python verify_cpu.py --model-dir ./fresh-model --model-repository malaiwah/glm5-next-tiny-random-bf16 --model-revision e84b6a4844a36baecfaba7dbf0ca3cfea6662d24 --panel-dir ./fresh-panel --out ./fresh-reproduction --qfs-root /path/to/QFS
All output locations must be new. Regeneration is CPU/version-specific; compare generated
core files to build-manifest.json and the immutable Hub pin before claiming provenance.
release.py --stage-only is a maintainer workflow creating private repositories and refuses
repository collisions. Public release requires a separate release.py --publish invocation
after successful staging; it rechecks staged bytes and remote branch tips before visibility
changes, then performs unauthenticated immutable-revision downloads and another CPU replay.
MIT license covers this fixture/code; dependencies retain their own licenses.
This repository is an evidence bundle, not one root-format dataset at repository root.
0
2 commits
2 linked in READMEs
updated Sep 7, 2026
This repository is an evidence bundle, not one root-format dataset at repository root.
first/ and repeat/ are separate complete sealed QFS root datasets; comparison/ holds
the comparison receipt and tokenwise result. panel/ is the sealed input panel. Other files
are provenance, logs and reproduction tools. Do not pass the bundle root as a QFS dataset.
This is a complete untrained random-initialized native Glm5NextForConditionalGeneration
wrapper (glm5_next with glm5_next_text) for CPU toolchain reproduction. It is not a
trained language model, quantization candidate, benchmark result, or behavioral substitute
for GLM-5.3-Flash. No source weights, training data, remote model code, paid GPU, or cloud
compute were used. The installed native class is not named FlashrootGlm5NextForConditionalGeneration.
Five layers preserve KDA/KDA/KDA/DSA/KDA and dense/dense/dense/MoE/MoE schedules.
Hidden 64, dense intermediate 128, expert intermediate 32; 8 routed experts, top-2 plus
one shared expert. mHC has four streams, 20 Sinkhorn iterations, epsilon 1e-6. MLA has
Q rank 32, KV rank 16, four heads, NoPE/V dimensions 16 and RoPE dimension zero.
Indexer: 4 heads x 16, top-k 8, pool 4 and tail selection enabled. KDA: 4 heads x 16,
convolution 4 and gate lower bound -5. Nested linear_attn_config matches effective
flattened settings. The real native vision tower has one layer, hidden 32, four heads,
intermediate 64, output/projector 64, patch 4 and merge 2. The LM head is independent
and untied. MTP count is zero, with no orphan prediction-layer tensors.
The 266-entry byte BPE has no merges, four ordinary specials plus six modality specials
with IDs 4–9, and all 256 byte symbols. It roundtrips Unicode and inserts BOS/EOS with
the native tokenizer template. It is not the upstream tokenizer. Native initialization
covers every tensor. The native BF16 loader selects its FP32 retention; the exact retained
list and both clean native loading reports are in build-manifest.json. Every tensor is
checked for native conversion and final save/reload equality; no missing/mismatched-key
overrides, weight repair, quantization metadata or partial hand-authored state dictionaries.
Architecture reference only (no weights copied): inference-optimization/GLM-5.3-Flash-0.1B-A0.1B.
malaiwah/glm5-next-tiny-random-bf16@e84b6a4844a36baecfaba7dbf0ca3cfea6662d24.malaiwah/glm5-next-tiny-cpu-repro-v1.cpu-reproduction-summary.json / evidence-summary.json: actual command/runtime/resource evidence.comparison/comparison-receipt.json: forced numerical replay and tokenwise array in the evidence bundle.boundary-probe.json: separate native CPU prefill lengths 3, 4, 5, 12, 13, 64, 65,
single-token cached decode and subsequent three-token cached continuation. Records actual
native Python call events and indexer selections, finite logits/cache tensors, and observed
cached-versus-uncached differences. It does not infer branch execution from configuration.Two fresh CPU processes use two threads each. Both captures retain the default generation
sanity check and pass strict tensor verification. A forced NumPy/CPU/float32 replay checks
all 252 positions; the tokenwise float64 artifact is required to contain literal positive zeros.
The other lane explicitly means CPU, not CUDA. Inputs are four embedded synthetic
64-token windows, not a corpus/quality benchmark. Both captures and boundary probes are
text-only. Vision weights are real and complete but no image/video execution or quality
is claimed. Exact reproduction is limited to recorded software/hardware behavior.
Measured values (generated by the workflow, never handwritten):
{
"boundary_probe_elapsed_seconds": 2.8895256030373275,
"capture_resources": {
"first": {
"bytes": {
"checkpoint_read": 878987,
"hidden_d2h": 36628,
"weights_h2d": null
},
"checkpoint_bytes": 878987,
"checkpoint_files": 2,
"device_name": null,
"forward_timing": "wall-clock",
"note": "provenance, not identity: peaks and stage seconds this run measured; forward_sum is device time under cuda-events, wall time otherwise; seal covers head serialisation up to this block's assembly",
"peak_cuda_allocated_bytes": null,
"peak_cuda_reserved_bytes": null,
"peak_resident_weight_bytes": 851620,
"peak_rss_bytes": 381571072,
"rss_units_source": "Linux ru_maxrss",
"seconds": {
"decode_sum": null,
"elapsed": 3.176,
"fill_sum": null,
"forward_sum": 0.47,
"identity": 0.009,
"layer_load_max": null,
"layer_load_sum": null,
"layer_loads": null,
"resident_load": 2.64,
"seal": 0.007
}
},
"repeat": {
"bytes": {
"checkpoint_read": 878987,
"hidden_d2h": 36628,
"weights_h2d": null
},
"checkpoint_bytes": 878987,
"checkpoint_files": 2,
"device_name": null,
"forward_timing": "wall-clock",
"note": "provenance, not identity: peaks and stage seconds this run measured; forward_sum is device time under cuda-events, wall time otherwise; seal covers head serialisation up to this block's assembly",
"peak_cuda_allocated_bytes": null,
"peak_cuda_reserved_bytes": null,
"peak_resident_weight_bytes": 851620,
"peak_rss_bytes": 382017536,
"rss_units_source": "Linux ru_maxrss",
"seconds": {
"decode_sum": null,
"elapsed": 2.806,
"fill_sum": null,
"forward_sum": 0.503,
"identity": 0.008,
"layer_load_max": null,
"layer_load_sum": null,
"layer_loads": null,
"resident_load": 2.248,
"seal": 0.005
}
}
},
"kl": {
"max": 0.0,
"mean": 0.0,
"median": 0.0,
"p95": 0.0,
"p99": 0.0,
"p99_9": 0.0
},
"measurement_scope": {
"contexts": 4,
"covers_full_panel": true,
"position_filter": "all",
"positions_per_context": 63,
"scored_positions": 252,
"subset_detail": null
},
"parameter_count": 422430,
"tensor_count": 209,
"top1_agreement": 1.0,
"weight_bytes": 876108
}
Python 3.12, isolated environment with requirements-cpu.txt; no FLA or causal-conv1d.
A CUDA-enabled PyTorch build is rejected. The native model needs Transformers 5.16.1.
The QFS source base recorded for this execution is 5cf8a81b8b701a2476fbed38619e62bd1052914e; actual source
hashes and tracked modification status are recorded in qfs-source.json and capture summary.
Use the corresponding QFS checkout, including any explicitly recorded source changes.
python build_fixture.py --out ./fresh-model
python probe_cpu.py --model-dir ./fresh-model --out ./fresh-boundary.json
python build_panel.py --model-dir ./fresh-model --model-repository malaiwah/glm5-next-tiny-random-bf16 --model-revision e84b6a4844a36baecfaba7dbf0ca3cfea6662d24 --out ./fresh-panel --qfs-root /path/to/QFS
python verify_cpu.py --model-dir ./fresh-model --model-repository malaiwah/glm5-next-tiny-random-bf16 --model-revision e84b6a4844a36baecfaba7dbf0ca3cfea6662d24 --panel-dir ./fresh-panel --out ./fresh-reproduction --qfs-root /path/to/QFS
All output locations must be new. Regeneration is CPU/version-specific; compare generated
core files to build-manifest.json and the immutable Hub pin before claiming provenance.
release.py --stage-only is a maintainer workflow creating private repositories and refuses
repository collisions. Public release requires a separate release.py --publish invocation
after successful staging; it rechecks staged bytes and remote branch tips before visibility
changes, then performs unauthenticated immutable-revision downloads and another CPU replay.
MIT license covers this fixture/code; dependencies retain their own licenses.