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deepgrav-30b

FREE MODEL — APACHE-2.0

deepgrav-30b

The stock model for DeepGravity, published free on Hugging Face. A single GGUF file — the Q5_K_M quantization of Muse-Glimmer-30B-Abliterated with the DeepGravity chat template baked in — about 19.8 GB, running locally in llama.cpp or Ollama.

The first public DeepGravity model — deepgrav-30b

What it is

This is what it is, what it’s based on, and what makes it its own thing. The weights are Muse-Glimmer-30B’s weights, unchanged — nothing was trained, fine-tuned, or merged. What DeepGravity changes is the chat template embedded in the file: the base template’s default persona is replaced by the 12 Principles and the Governance of Discretion, and everything else in the template is left exactly as it shipped. In a running DeepGravity install it serves under the engine tag deepgravity-30b:q5, at a 131,072-token context.

Provenance, in the open

  • Base weights: meta-models/Muse-Glimmer-30B — Apache License 2.0.
  • Abliteration: Blackfrost-Research/Muse-Glimmer-30B-Abliterated-BF16.
  • GGUF quantization: The-freezer/Muse-Glimmer-30B-Abliterated-GGUF — Apache-2.0. The published file is hash-pinned on the model card, so what you download can be checked against what was published.
  • Vision: the base model is multimodal; the repository also ships its vision projector (mmproj) file to load alongside the model in llama.cpp.

What makes it its own thing

The 12 Principles. An engine is a DeepGravity engine because it carries them — in the chat template of every stock burn — not because of its size, its quant, or its vendor. The full Principles text and the chat template ship as their own files in the repository, so anyone can read them, or strap them onto the base GGUF directly. Burns are versioned and not interchangeable: the current burn is v3 — the weights are identical across burns; only the embedded template changed.

How it works

Download the GGUF, point your local runner at it, and it runs — on your machine, under your control, with no account, no phone-home, and no meter running. It’s free, and there’s no subscription version of it: a DeepGravity engine that stops working when a payment does isn’t a DeepGravity engine. If it’s useful to you and you’d like to help keep it coming: paypal.me/JohnHenryUS or Patreon.