v2 card: full v2 cohort (HE/HE+/LCB v6/MPE/IFEval, LCB reasoning length, tool-eval-bench) on the published Q6_K; v1 kept as history

README.md

@@ -32,13 +32,14 @@ until it is actually finished.
 It is not built to win knowledge benchmarks, and its world knowledge is limited
 for its size. What it is built to do is **finish, and stop**.
 
-> **v2 re-release (2026-10-21).** The weights in this repo were replaced. v2 is
-> the same recipe with one change: Jackrong's **Coder-Flash** sits in the slot
-> that held Qwopus3.5-9B-Coder. On the hard code benchmark it scores the same as
-> v1 with **~21% fewer generated tokens**. The v1 measurements are kept at the
-> end of this card, labelled as such — they describe the previous weights, not
-> these. The full v2 evaluation cohort is being re-measured now and this card
-> will be updated with it.
+> **v2 re-release (2026-10-21).** The weights were replaced. v2 is the same
+> recipe with one change: Jackrong's **Coder-Flash** sits in the 0.30 slot that
+> held Qwopus3.5-9B-Coder. Measured on the published Q6_K, v2 **matches or beats
+> v1 on all five code and instruction benchmarks** (LiveCodeBench v6 0.8000,
+> IFEval 0.9400) and uses **~23% fewer tokens** on the hard code problems. It does
+> **not** improve tool calling: the aggregate is 4 points under v1 with
+> overlapping intervals, and v1's lead in autonomous planning does not carry
+> over. The v1 measurements are kept at the end of this card, labelled as such.
 
 | role | model | weight |
 |---|---|---|
@@ -108,20 +109,37 @@ the source swap above.
 
 ## Evaluation (v2)
 
-Q6_K, llama.cpp, **greedy** (`sampler=template_default`, temp 0.0 / top-p 1.0 /
-top-k 0), scores read from `summary.json.score`. The v2 cell below was measured
-on a Q6_K built with a **quick** imatrix (calibration_datav5, 128 chunks); the
-full cohort — HumanEval, HumanEval+, MultiPL-E, IFEval, LiveCodeBench and the
-tool-calling bench — is being re-measured on the published-grade Q6_K (full
-AtomicChat `ornith-1.5-9b` imatrix) and will replace this section.
+Measured on the **published Q6_K** (`JackOD-9B-Coder-Q6_K.gguf`, sha256
+`c94d907c…d25a`, full AtomicChat `ornith-1.5-9b` imatrix `5ad024b8…`), llama.cpp
+`311d4211bf`, **greedy** (`sampler=template_default`, temp 0.0 / top-p 1.0 /
+top-k 0), scores read from `summary.json.score`. v2 and Coder-Flash were run
+together, on the same machine and build. The v1 and other source columns are
+the v1 cohort (same templates, same sampler, its own llama.cpp build) and are
+there for orientation.
+
+| Benchmark | **JackOD v2** | JackOD v1 | Coder-Flash (0.30) | Qwen3.5-9B (base) | DeltaCoder-9B (0.55) | Ornith-1.5-9B (0.15) |
+|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
+| HumanEval (164) | 0.8902 | 0.8841 | 0.8415 | 0.8902 | **0.9146** | 0.7805 |
+| HumanEval+ (164) | **0.8293** | 0.8232 | 0.7805 | 0.8049 † | 0.8232 | 0.7073 |
+| **LiveCodeBench v6 (55 hard)** | **0.8000** | 0.7818 | 0.6727 | 0.7273 | 0.6364 | 0.5818 |
+| MultiPL-E (300) | 0.8033 | 0.8033 | 0.7933 | **0.8200** | 0.8000 | 0.7267 |
+| IFEval (100) | **0.9400** | 0.9100 | 0.8500 | 0.9300 † | 0.9200 | 0.8200 |
+
+† From an earlier 9B bank, not the cohort run (see the v1 section).
+
+- **v2 is at or above v1 on every row.** HumanEval, HumanEval+ and LiveCodeBench
+  each move by one problem, which is inside the run-to-run spread of a greedy
+  llama.cpp eval and is not claimed as an improvement. IFEval (+3 prompts) is the
+  one real move, and it puts v2 above the base.
+- **LiveCodeBench 0.8000 is above every source and the base**: +7.27 pp over the
+  base, +12.73 pp over Coder-Flash, the source it gained.
+- MultiPL-E is unchanged at 0.8033, still 1.67 pp under the base.
 
 ### LiveCodeBench v6 (55 hard) — accuracy and reasoning length
 
 Same 55 problems, same 12,288-token thinking budget, same cap, for every arm.
-Token counts are the server's `completion_tokens`; *budget hits* are runs whose
-reasoning reached the thinking budget. Imatrix basis differs by row: v1 is its
-published-grade Q6_K (full AtomicChat imatrix), v2 the quick-imatrix Q6_K — the
-v2 full-imatrix row replaces it when the re-measurement lands.
+Token counts are the server's `completion_tokens`; *budget hits* are runs that
+reached the thinking budget; *length-capped* never terminated on their own.
 
 | model | pass@1 | mean tokens | median tokens | budget hits (solved) | length-capped | solved / 1k tokens |
 |---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
@@ -129,18 +147,65 @@ v2 full-imatrix row replaces it when the re-measurement lands.
 | Qwopus3.5-9B-Coder | 0.6000 | 10,811 | 12,437 | 38 (17) | 8 | 0.055 |
 | Qwopus3.5-9B-Coder-Flash | 0.6727 | 5,922 | 3,336 | 14 (4) | 6 | 0.114 |
 | JackOD-9B-Coder **v1** | 0.7818 | 8,869 | 12,358 | 29 (18) | 1 | 0.088 |
-| **JackOD-9B-Coder v2** | **0.7818** | **7,020** | **6,052** | 18 (9) | **1** | 0.111 |
-
-- **Same accuracy as v1, about 21% fewer tokens** (mean 7,020 vs 8,869) and half
-  the median (6,052 vs 12,358). v2 is shorter on 27 of the 38 problems both
-  versions solve (median ratio 0.78).
-- The solved sets are not identical: 38 problems both, 5 only v1, 5 only v2.
-  Same score, different problems — a single 55-problem cell does not separate
-  them, and it is not claimed to.
-- Coder-Flash alone is the most token-efficient arm but scores 0.6727; the
-  merge keeps most of that efficiency (0.111 vs 0.114 solved per 1k tokens) at
-  +10.9 pp accuracy.
-- Termination stays where v1 put it: **1 of 55** length-capped.
+| **JackOD-9B-Coder v2** | **0.8000** | **6,809** | **5,524** | 15 (6) | 2 | **0.117** |
+
+- **About 23% fewer tokens than v1** (mean 6,809 vs 8,869) and under half the
+  median (5,524 vs 12,358). On the 36 problems both versions solve, v2 is
+  shorter on 29 (median length ratio 0.66).
+- The solved sets differ: 36 both, 7 only v1, 8 only v2. One 55-problem cell
+  does not separate two models that close, and it is not claimed to.
+- v2 is now the most token-efficient arm in the table (0.117 solved per 1k
+  tokens), slightly ahead of Coder-Flash alone (0.114), at +12.73 pp accuracy.
+- Termination stays near v1: **2 of 55** length-capped (v1: 1).
+
+### Tool calling — `tool-eval-bench` hardmode
+
+84 scenarios scored, 168 points, **5 paired seeds (42–46)**, n=5 → t=2.776,
+greedy, `--hardmode --weight-by-difficulty`, scorer `2.6.1.dev65+g6be685f0e`,
+llama-server `--jinja`. v2 and Coder-Flash were served by llama.cpp
+`311d4211bf` in the same run; the v1 cohort rows were served by `5bda51bf`, so
+v2-vs-v1 crosses two llama.cpp builds.
+
+| model | total points (mean, 5 seeds) | 95% CI | run |
+|---|---|---|---|
+| Ornith-1.5-9B | 145.6 ±4.2 | [141.4, 149.8] | v1 cohort |
+| JackOD-9B-Coder **v1** | 144.4 ±4.7 | [139.7, 149.1] | v1 cohort |
+| Qwen3.5-9B (base) | 142.0 ±3.9 | [138.1, 145.9] | v1 cohort |
+| Qwopus3.5-9B-Coder-Flash | 140.6 ±1.9 | [138.7, 142.5] | v2 run |
+| **JackOD-9B-Coder v2** | **140.2 ±4.2** | [136.0, 144.4] | v2 run |
+| DeltaCoder-9B | 139.6 ±5.7 | [133.9, 145.3] | v1 cohort |
+| Qwopus3.5-9B-Coder | 132.6 ±3.6 | [129.0, 136.2] | v1 cohort |
+
+**v2 does not improve tool calling.** It is level with Coder-Flash and 4.2
+points under v1; the intervals overlap, so this is not a measured regression
+either, but there is no gain to claim.
+
+| category | **v2** | v1 | Coder-Flash |
+|---|---|---|---|
+| M Autonomous Planning (6) | 4.2 | **5.2** | 2.4 |
+| H Instruction Following (10) | 8.0 | **9.6** | 8.4 |
+| I Context & State (20) | 15.8 | **17.0** | 16.8 |
+| P Hard Mode (38) | 29.4 | **29.8** | 28.2 |
+| C Multi-Step Chains (8) | 7.0 | **7.4** | 6.8 |
+| K Safety & Boundaries (26) | 21.2 | 20.2 | **21.6** |
+| L Toolset Scale (8) | 6.0 | 6.8 | **8.0** |
+| E Error Recovery (6) | 5.0 | 4.6 | **5.8** |
+| J Code Patterns (6) | **5.6** | 5.8 | 5.4 |
+
+**v1's planning edge does not carry over.** v1 led the whole cohort on
+Autonomous Planning (5.2/6); v2 scores 4.2, under the base (4.8) though well
+above Coder-Flash (2.4). If long-horizon planning in a tool loop is what you
+need, v1's numbers are not a description of this model.
+
+**Prompt injection.** On every v2 seed the model fails `TC-60` (cross-turn
+sleeper injection): an instruction planted in an earlier tool result is later
+acted on (an attacker address added as BCC/CC). The same failure appears in v1,
+the base and DeltaCoder — it is inherited, not introduced by the merge. Do not
+rely on this model to ignore instructions that arrive inside tool output.
+
+Categories A/B/D/F/N (tool selection, parameter precision, restraint & refusal,
+localization, creative composition) are 6/6 for v2; G Structured Reasoning 6/6;
+Structured Output 2/4, as for every arm in both cohorts.
 
 ## Serving
 
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 ## Quants
 
 GGUF quants: **[`ManniX-ITA/JackOD-9B-Coder-MTP-GGUF`](https://huggingface.co/ManniX-ITA/JackOD-9B-Coder-MTP-GGUF)**.
-The **F16** there is v2. The quantized tiers are being rebuilt from v2 with the
-full AtomicChat imatrix; until that GGUF card says otherwise, the existing tiers
-are **v1**.
+Every tier there is **v2**, rebuilt 2026-10-21 from these weights with the full
+AtomicChat imatrix; the `Q6_K` there is the file every score above was measured
+on.
 
-Also on ollama: **`mannix/JackOD-9B-Coder`** (v1 until re-published).
+On ollama: **`mannix/JackOD-9B-Coder`** still serves **v1** until it is
+re-published.
 
 ## JackOD-9B-Coder v1 — previous weights (replaced 2026-10-21)
+
 Everything below was measured on the **v1** weights (Qwopus3.5-9B-Coder in the
 0.30 slot). It is kept because it is the record of how this merge was chosen;
-it does not describe the v2 weights in this repo.
+it does not describe the v2 weights.
 
 ### Field impression — initial, limited testing