Actuary: price a token's life before your agent spends on it

Actuary judge-31B (GGUF, Q4_K_M)

A 4-bit build of judge-31b for llama.cpp. One file, 18.7 GB (4.87 bits per weight; the 16-bit weights are about 62 GB). The file keeps its original name, coroner-31b-Q4_K_M.gguf, from before the project was renamed Actuary.

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Run it

llama-cli -m coroner-31b-Q4_K_M.gguf --temp 0 -p "<system prompt and fact sheet>"

Use the chat template embedded in the file. The model expects the system prompt and the JSON fact sheet used in training; see the source repository: https://github.com/coroner-hash/ai

What was measured

  • The file converts, loads and answers with valid JSON in llama.cpp (build b1-7951f60), CPU only. Speed there: about 7.5 tokens per second reading the prompt and 0.7 generating, so use a GPU build.
  • Built from the 16-bit model: converted to Q8_0, then requantized to Q4_K_M.

What was not measured

  • Accuracy of this 4-bit build. The evaluation table on the main model card was measured on the 16-bit weights. We have not scored this file on the same held-out set, so treat the numbers there as an upper bound for this build.
  • Ollama and other runtimes were not tested. Whether it fits a 24 GB card is an estimate: the file is 18.7 GB, plus the context cache.

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