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title: README
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license: apache-2.0
unfork
unfork is the home of the AMOS decision-model family β generative decision models that turn a single forward pass into a normalized probability distribution, served through the systemone structured decision protocol.
What we build
Instead of free-form chat answers, AMOS models emit fully structured decision primitives:
| Primitive | Output |
|---|---|
choice |
A probability distribution over candidate options |
score |
Calibrated numeric scores for each candidate |
noul |
An explicit "no usable label" distribution for out-of-scope inputs |
This design yields 100% parseable structured output, calibrated probabilities, and low end-to-end latency β purpose-built for routing, classification, triage, and automated decision pipelines.
Flagship release
unfork/amos-2.8 β a QLoRA adapter on Qwen3-8B, trained on 50,567 curriculum-based decision tasks.
Highlights from independent randomized blind tests (rule-based gold scoring, zero text-level overlap with training data):
- 500-question fresh blind board: 96.6% raw accuracy (amos-2.8) vs 96.4% for jev-1.13 (commercial API) and 42.8% for laya (zero-shot); 98.6% on pure decision tasks; 96.05% under strict out-of-distribution evaluation.
- 6,000-question three-model same board: 86.77% on main tasks vs 72.28% (jev-1.13) and 45.07% (laya); 96.23% on out-of-scope attributes vs 86.87% and 43.89%.
- 0 API errors across all boards; β0.9β1.2 s warm end-to-end latency through the public gateway.
Links
- Model: unfork/amos-2.8
- License: Apache-2.0