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CORE models are built for **integration into pipelines, agents, and automated workflows**. They follow instructions precisely, produce structured output (JSON, templates, PoC skeletons), and are optimized for tool use β not open-ended reasoning.
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> Use CORE models when you need reliable, structured output that feeds into a pipeline or automation layer.
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Apex is built for **deep offensive security reasoning**. It thinks through problems step by step inside a `<thinking>` block before producing its answer, making it ideal for tasks where understanding *why* matters as much as the output itself.
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| **BugTraceAI-G4-Apex** | 26B MoE (Gemma 4) | Exploit chain design, MITRE ATT&CK reasoning, C2 architecture, WAF evasion research |
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> Use Apex when you need the model to reason deeply about a problem rather than execute a structured task.
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CORE models are built for **integration into pipelines, agents, and automated workflows**. They follow instructions precisely, produce structured output (JSON, templates, PoC skeletons), and are optimized for tool use β not open-ended reasoning.
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**BugTraceAI-CORE-Fast** β The lightweight option. Designed for high-frequency tasks where latency matters: triage, log classification, finding categorization, quick field extraction from existing reports.
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**BugTraceAI-CORE-Pro** β Mid-tier capacity. Handles long-context tasks: full report generation from raw findings, code review, exploit-chain documentation, and remediation guidance with context coherence across thousands of tokens.
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**BugTraceAI-CORE-Ultra (27B)** β The most capable CORE model. Based on Qwen3-27B, fine-tuned via SFT on 2,541 curated examples covering bug bounty reports, malware analysis, and WAF evasion techniques. Available in two GGUF quantizations:
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- Q4_K_S with IMatrix (15 GB) β recommended for RTX 3090/4090, A4000
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- Q6_K (21 GB) β maximum fidelity for A5000/A6000, H100 or custom requantization
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> Use CORE models when you need reliable, structured output that feeds into a pipeline or automation layer.
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Apex is built for **deep offensive security reasoning**. It thinks through problems step by step inside a `<thinking>` block before producing its answer, making it ideal for tasks where understanding *why* matters as much as the output itself.
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**BugTraceAI-G4-Apex** β 26B Mixture-of-Experts model based on Gemma 4, fine-tuned via DPO on elite bug bounty reports, malware research, and WAF evasion techniques. Before every response it produces a full internal `<thinking>` block where it works through the problem step by step β making it ideal for tasks where the reasoning process matters as much as the answer.
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> Use Apex when you need the model to reason deeply about a problem rather than execute a structured task.
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