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- **Architecture:** Decoder-Only GPT (Custom)
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- **Layers:** 8
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- **Embedding Dim:** 384
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- **Attention Heads:** 12
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- **Context Window:** 256 tokens
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- **Parameters:** ~15M
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- **Training Data:** Mix of Wikipedia, Python Code (CodeFeedback), and Identity Anchoring.
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To use this model, you need the custom `CleoNanoV3` architecture defined in PyTorch. The weights can be loaded using `torch.load()` or via the Hugging Face `from_pretrained` if using the provided mapping logic.
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- ai
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- llm
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- edge-ai
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- mobile-ai
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- code
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- programming
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- lightweight
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pipeline_tag: text-generation
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library_name: transformers
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model_name: NaNo 3.1
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# NaNo 3.1
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NaNo 3.1 is a lightweight AI language model developed by Inserloft, designed primarily for programming, edge AI, mobile inference, and efficient local deployment.
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Unlike large-scale general-purpose models, NaNo focuses on delivering strong technical and coding-oriented capabilities while maintaining low resource consumption and fast inference speeds.
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NaNo is part of the broader Inserloft AI ecosystem alongside larger and more advanced models such as Kyro.
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# Overview
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NaNo was built around a simple philosophy:
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> Efficient AI models should be capable, fast, lightweight, and deployable almost anywhere.
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NaNo 3.1 introduces major improvements in:
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- Context handling
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- Technical reasoning
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- Programming capabilities
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- Conversational stability
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- Inference optimization
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- Deployment efficiency
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This version also represents the largest scaling upgrade in the model family so far.
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# What's New in NaNo 3.1
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## Major Parameter Scaling
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NaNo 3.1 scales from:
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- **22M → 52M parameters**
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This significant increase improves:
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- Code understanding
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- Response coherence
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- Technical reasoning
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- Long-context retention
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- Structured generation quality
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while preserving NaNo's lightweight deployment philosophy.
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# Core Focus Areas
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## Programming
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NaNo is heavily optimized for:
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- Code generation
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- Function completion
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- Technical assistance
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- Refactoring
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- Automation workflows
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- Structured programming tasks
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## Edge AI
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NaNo is designed for modern edge computing environments:
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- Lightweight servers
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- Embedded systems
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- Local AI applications
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- Edge devices
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- Efficient hardware deployment
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## Mobile AI
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NaNo prioritizes:
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- Fast inference
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- Lower memory usage
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- Mobile compatibility
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- On-device execution
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- Offline AI experiences
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# Model Details
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| Architecture | Decoder-Only Transformer |
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| Model Family | NaNo |
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| Version | 3.1 |
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| Parameters | ~52M |
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| Primary Focus | Programming & Edge AI |
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| Deployment Target | Mobile, Local, Edge |
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| License | MIT |
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# Technical Improvements
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NaNo 3.1 includes improvements across:
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- Attention stability
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- Context retention
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- Technical instruction following
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- Code consistency
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- Generation quality
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- Inference optimization
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The model is specifically optimized for technical and programming-oriented workflows rather than broad educational or general-purpose assistant behavior.
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# Inserloft AI Ecosystem
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NaNo is part of the AI ecosystem developed by Inserloft.
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Current model ecosystem:
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- **NaNo** → Lightweight programming and edge AI
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- **Kyro** → Advanced large-scale reasoning and intelligence
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This specialization allows each model family to focus on specific real-world use cases.
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# Intended Use Cases
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NaNo is intended for:
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- Coding assistants
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- Local AI tools
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- Mobile AI systems
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- Lightweight inference environments
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- Embedded AI workflows
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# Future Development
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Future NaNo versions are expected to include:
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- Longer context windows
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- Better multilingual support
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- Improved reasoning
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- Faster inference
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- Better code generation
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- Mobile-specific optimizations
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- More efficient architectures
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# Disclaimer
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NaNo is an actively evolving experimental AI model.
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Outputs may still contain inaccuracies, hallucinations, or unstable generations depending on prompts, deployment environments, and inference configurations.
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- Website: https://inserloft.dev
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- Hugging Face Organization: https://huggingface.co/Inserloft
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Developed by Inserloft.
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