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# SBD
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**SBD** is an independent AI research and development project focused on building practical, accessible language models for **coding, conversation, and software development**.
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Our goal is to experiment with smaller, efficient models that can run locally while still providing useful capabilities for developers and everyday users.
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## π€ Models
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### SBD4.5
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**SBD4.5** is a ~3B parameter coding and conversational language model.
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It is designed for:
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- π» Code generation
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- π Debugging
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- π¦ Rust programming
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- π¬ General conversation
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- π Code explanation
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- π§ Software-development assistance
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- β¨ Code completion
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- π§ Technical question answering
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SBD4.5 is based on the Qwen2.5-Coder 3B architecture and has been further trained for SBD's coding and assistant use cases.
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## π― Goals
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SBD focuses on:
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- Creating capable small language models
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- Improving coding assistance
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- Making models easier to run locally
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- Supporting open model formats such as GGUF
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- Experimenting with efficient training and fine-tuning
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- Building models that work well with tools such as LM Studio and llama.cpp
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- Making AI development more accessible
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## π§ͺ Research & Development
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Models published by SBD may be experimental.
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We regularly test:
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- New datasets
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- Training strategies
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- Fine-tuning techniques
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- Quantization methods
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- Prompt formats
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- Coding performance
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- Local inference
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Because of this, capabilities may differ between model versions.
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## π¦ Model Formats
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Depending on the release, SBD models may be available in:
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- Hugging Face Transformers / SafeTensors
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- GGUF
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- Quantized GGUF variants
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- Full-precision checkpoints
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Common GGUF releases may include:
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- `Q8_0`
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- `Q6_K`
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- `Q5_K_M`
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- `Q4_K_M`
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## π Datasets
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SBD experiments with coding and conversational datasets.
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SBD4.5 uses coding data including:
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**Convence/Rust-Coder**
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https://huggingface.co/datasets/Convence/Rust-Coder
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Additional datasets may be used for future model versions.
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## π Open Source
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We aim to make SBD models easy to experiment with and run locally.
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Unless stated otherwise on an individual model page, SBD models are released under permissive open-source licenses.
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For example, **SBD4.5 is released under Apache License 2.0.**
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Always check the individual model card for the exact license and usage conditions.
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## β οΈ Experimental Models
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SBD models can produce:
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- Incorrect information
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- Non-compiling code
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- Bugs
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- Hallucinated APIs
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- Insecure code
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- Unexpected responses
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Generated code should always be reviewed and tested before being used in production.
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## π SBD Model Series
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The SBD model family represents our ongoing experimentation with local and developer-focused AI.
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Current generation:
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> **SBD4.5 β 3B Coding & Chat Model**
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More models, datasets, quantizations, and tools may be released as the project develops.
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**SBD**
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