AikidoSec/altar-1

text-generation model by AikidoSec

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GLM-5.3 with 34% of its experts removed, at INT4 — 328 GB, built to serve on 4× H200 (Hopper) in vLLM. Altar-1 was calibrated on cybersecurity traces, coding, tool calling, reasoning, and English. Additionally we used multi-lingual wikipedia articles. GLM-5.3 is a 753B mixture-of-experts model: each token uses 8 of 256 expert sub-networks per layer (40B active). REAP (Router-weighted Expert Activation Pruning) scores each expert’s real contribution and deletes the least useful ones — no retraining. This cut keeps 168 of 256 experts per layer. The experts are then INT4 W4A16 (compressed-tensors, AWQ), taken from the cyankiwi/GLM-5.3-AWQ-INT4 base. Only the routed experts are 4-bit; attention, the shared expert, the dense layers, and the head stay BF16. vLLM auto-selects the Marlin MoE kernel. Routing is untouched: 8 experts per token out of the 168 that remain, 40B active parameters, same as the unpruned model. KL divergence vs full BF16: 0.506 nats…

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  1. Altar-1 — a 504B parameter Prune of GLM-5.3
  2. What this is
  3. How close to the original is it?
  4. Why these experts
  5. Serving (vLLM, 4× H200)
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  7. Deploying Altar
  8. License

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AikidoSec/altar-1 is a text-generation model repository published by AikidoSec on Hugging Face. A library was not reported.

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Task
text-generation
Library
Not reported
Recent downloads (30 days)
1,764
Cumulative likes
195
Hugging Face trending score
100
Reported safetensors parameters
500,825,296,352
Architecture
GlmMoeDsaForCausalLM
License
other
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Not gated by Hugging Face
Created
2026-09-07T18:50:43.000Z
Last modified
2026-09-20T12:21:04.000Z

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Reported base models: cyankiwi/GLM-5.3-AWQ-INT4

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