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DavidHatley Apache 2.0 out 39 days ago

69.3M parameters, text in, embeddings out.

Verified 2026-10-25 Rank #0 in Decision models · score 0 method v1 Sources 3 Downloads 30d 76 · #617 of 619 tracked

Can I use it?Apache 2.0Permissive; patent grantlicence file2026-10-24
Do people use it?76downloads, 30 days#617 of 619 we track · below the median+0 likes, downloads −67% this week0 likesHugging Face2026-10-24

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Picked by rule from 3 tracked pieces: the lab's own post, the most shared, a field report, the latest.

Most discussed · 1,989 HN pts

Introducing System One Models and Jev

TypeSafe AI releases Jev, a System One Model designed for fast, structured automation decisions.

  • Jev outputs all probabilities in parallel instead of autoregressively generating by token.
  • The model never makes type errors because possible outputs and structure are defined in advance.
typesafe.ai 2026-09-15 1,989 HN pts · 520 comments 2.2k words about the system family family

3 best of 3 tracked

The 2 picks above, plus these 1. Top is the radar's score: discussion, source authority and the lab's own posts, fading with age.

  1. CodeShow HN: onesie – An expressive Unix-pipeable CLI for System One models like Jevgithub.com · 2026-09-28 · 3 HN pts

Where it's used

Hugging Face does not say who downloads a model or with what. These are the proxies: API providers listing it, quantized builds, fine-tunes/adapters/merges, and Spaces that load it.

No API provider serves it, so its downloads are people running it themselves: 5 Spaces.

  • As a service0no API provider listed
  • On own hardware0quantized builds
  • Built on00 fine-tunes · 0 adapters · 0 merges
  • In apps5Hugging Face Spaces

Will it fit?

Weights only, an estimate: leave room for the KV cache. Method

Fits a 16 GB card at FP8

About 0.1 GB at FP8, 0.2 GB at BF16: weights only, so leave room for the KV cache.

16 GB card64 GB Mac2×80 GB8×80 GBFP8: about 0.1 GB of weights (estimate; KV cache and activations extra)FP80.1 GBBF16: about 0.2 GB of weights (estimate; KV cache and activations extra)BF160.2 GB
16 GB card64 GB Mac2×80 GB8×80 GBFP8: about 0.1 GB of weights (estimate; KV cache and activations extra)FP80.1 GBBF16: about 0.2 GB of weights (estimate; KV cache and activations extra)BF160.2 GB

Estimate params × bytes per param × 1.2 · how we estimate

The story so far

Weights, every dated article, and repo commits on one rail.

Coverage peaked at launch and is still arriving

Teal is the weights (2026-09-16), amber triangles are 3 dated articles (each links to it), grey ticks are repo commits.

Reference

Everything else, folded: the full tables, every source.

Benchmarks

40 rows

Benchmarks 40 rows

measured third-party leaderboard rowauthor-reported number from the model card or eval files (40)No confidence intervals unless the source gave them; settings differ between rows, so compare within a benchmark, not across. Date = the benchmark's own date when it gives one, else when we read it.
BenchmarkValueSetting / notesReported byDate
author-reported Accuracy86.25% percentFinal variant: Rawmodel author2026-10-07
author-reported Accuracy86.25% percentFinal variant: Temperature scaledmodel author2026-10-07
author-reported Accuracy100.00% percentRaw per-head: task_completemodel author2026-10-07
author-reported Accuracy82.65% percentRaw per-head: should_retrymodel author2026-10-07
author-reported Accuracy92.95% percentRaw per-head: failure_sourcemodel author2026-10-07
author-reported Accuracy62.80% percentRaw per-head: next_actionmodel author2026-10-07
author-reported Accuracy92.85% percentRaw per-head: evidence_sufficientmodel author2026-10-07
author-reported Accuracy59.27% percentDevelopment variant: Rawmodel author2026-10-07
author-reported Accuracy59.27% percentDevelopment variant: Temperature scaledmodel author2026-10-07
author-reported Brier0.26Final variant: Rawmodel author2026-10-07
author-reported Brier0.39Final variant: Temperature scaledmodel author2026-10-07
author-reported Brier0.77Development variant: Rawmodel author2026-10-07
author-reported Brier0.43Development variant: Temperature scaledmodel author2026-10-07
author-reported ECE0.13Final variant: Rawmodel author2026-10-07
author-reported ECE0.27Final variant: Temperature scaledmodel author2026-10-07
author-reported ECE0Raw per-head: task_completemodel author2026-10-07
author-reported ECE0.17Raw per-head: should_retrymodel author2026-10-07
author-reported ECE0.05Raw per-head: failure_sourcemodel author2026-10-07
author-reported ECE0.36Raw per-head: next_actionmodel author2026-10-07
author-reported ECE0.06Raw per-head: evidence_sufficientmodel author2026-10-07
author-reported ECE0.37Development variant: Rawmodel author2026-10-07
author-reported ECE0.15Development variant: Temperature scaledmodel author2026-10-07
author-reported Mean confidence98.89% percentFinal variant: Rawmodel author2026-10-07
author-reported Mean confidence63.19% percentFinal variant: Temperature scaledmodel author2026-10-07
author-reported Mean confidence99.96% percentRaw per-head: task_completemodel author2026-10-07
Show all 40 rows (15 more)
BenchmarkValueSetting / notesReported byDate
author-reported Mean confidence99.24% percentRaw per-head: should_retrymodel author2026-10-07
author-reported Mean confidence97.46% percentRaw per-head: failure_sourcemodel author2026-10-07
author-reported Mean confidence99.17% percentRaw per-head: next_actionmodel author2026-10-07
author-reported Mean confidence98.63% percentRaw per-head: evidence_sufficientmodel author2026-10-07
author-reported Mean confidence96.58% percentDevelopment variant: Rawmodel author2026-10-07
author-reported Mean confidence62.39% percentDevelopment variant: Temperature scaledmodel author2026-10-07
author-reported NLL0.85Final variant: Rawmodel author2026-10-07
author-reported NLL0.71Final variant: Temperature scaledmodel author2026-10-07
author-reported NLL0Raw per-head: task_completemodel author2026-10-07
author-reported NLL1.2Raw per-head: should_retrymodel author2026-10-07
author-reported NLL0.3Raw per-head: failure_sourcemodel author2026-10-07
author-reported NLL2.4Raw per-head: next_actionmodel author2026-10-07
author-reported NLL0.34Raw per-head: evidence_sufficientmodel author2026-10-07
author-reported NLL2.44Development variant: Rawmodel author2026-10-07
author-reported NLL0.79Development variant: Temperature scaledmodel author2026-10-07

What the card says

2 cited sentences

Summary generated, cited

System One Mini is a 69.3M-parameter DistilBERT encoder designed for five fixed, typed decisions over synthetic software-diagnosis summaries.[1][2] The model uses a shared encoder with five independent classification heads and is released under the Apache 2.0 license.[3][4]

  1. parameters human
  2. “69.3M-parameter DistilBERT encoder”
  3. “Shared encoder followed by five independent `Linear -> GE…”
  4. license

Generated 2026-10-07 15:19 UTC by parasail-gemma-4-26b-a4b-it; each numeral points at the fact it rests on. Not a verdict.

Use-case evidence

3 use cases

What it is good at 3 use cases

Labels are evidence, not verdicts: measured a third-party leaderboard row for this model; author-reported a number the model author published in the card or eval files; structural a deterministic signal from the name, config or chat template, or a decision-model estimate. Each chip links to its source. All use cases.

Facts

17 fields

Listed in Decision models

Facts

Pipeline tagfeature-extraction
Librarytransformers
ArchitecturesSystemOneModel
Model typesystem_one
Dtypefloat32
Params by dtypeF32: 69,328,144
Size bandS
MoEno
Languagesen
LicenseApache 2.0 (apache-2.0)
Hub snapshot2026-10-25

Servability

vLLM · SGLang

Servability

vLLM: not in registry · 7050ef881ff0835f6890a47db1859a24c65481d6SGLang: not in registry · 773cb938fe9484a8f7e7e46fb1b1fe96412c59ed

vLLM registry (7050ef881ff0835f6890a47db1859a24c65481d6) · SGLang registry (773cb938fe9484a8f7e7e46fb1b1fe96412c59ed) · Matched by architecture class name against each project's registry on main; 'supported' means the architecture is registered, not that this checkpoint was tested.

Hardware fit

3 estimates

Hardware fit ESTIMATE

Weights-only memory for system-one-mini: params × bytes/param × 1.2 overhead. KV cache and activations are extra. How this is computed.

BF16 (2 bytes/param)0.2 GB · Edge (<4 GB)
FP8 (1 byte/param)0.1 GB · Edge (<4 GB)
INT4 (0.5 bytes/param)0.0 GB · Edge (<4 GB)

Weights only (params × bytes/param × 1.2 overhead); KV cache and activations extra.

Decision facts

catalog

Decision-model catalog curated

How it was madefull fine-tune, five fixed heads, RTX 3060
Lineage bucketF - fine-tune of an open model (public/synthetic data)
Lineage evidencemodel card
Base modeldistilbert-base-uncased
Hosted price (input)self-hosted/M
Notesfixed decisions only; not general
Sourcehttps://huggingface.co/DavidHatley/system-one-mini

All variants

lineage

Lineage

Fine-tuned from distilbert/distilbert-base-uncased Family: DavidHatley/system 0 derivatives on the Hub

Base model: distilbert/distilbert-base-uncased

Repository changelog

9 commits

Repository changelog 9 commits

DateCommitSHA
2026-09-16 Complete Apache-2.0 license text b004fb1
2026-09-16 Upload validated model release 3df6849
2026-09-16 Add model configuration e2794f0
2026-09-16 Add calibration parameters 4736f08
2026-09-16 Add custom Transformers model 0b4d63e
2026-09-16 Add inference requirements b31ce0e
2026-09-16 Add calibrated inference helper 502d2a7
2026-09-16 Add model card 6240635
2026-09-16 initial commit ce754f0

Articles and coverage

3 pieces

Ranked by source signals (HN, Lobsters, authority domains, official posts) and recency. Summaries are generated from a stored copy of the article text; every sentence cites a span of that text, and nothing is shown that failed the citation check.

Analysis3

typesafe.ai2026-09-15HN front pageabout the system familyHN 1,989 pts · 520 comments2,189 words
TypeSafe AI releases Jev, a System One Model designed for fast, structured automation decisions. Jev achieves similar intelligence to existing LLMs while being two orders of magnitude faster and more efficient, with end-to-end response times of 70ms-500ms compared to 3 to 329 seconds for frontier models. The model costs $0.042 per million input tokens and provides 40x-200x speedups for System One shaped queries by outputting calibrated probabilities in parallel rather than generating strings autoregressively.written, reviewed, cited
  • Jev outputs all probabilities in parallel instead of autoregressively generating by token.
  • The model never makes type errors because possible outputs and structure are defined in advance.
  • Jev supports a cardinality up to 255, requiring a two-stage system for higher choices.
lore.org2026-06-17HN front pageabout the system familyHN 1,276 pts · 680 comments52 words
github.com2026-09-28authorityabout the system familyHN 3 pts · 0 comments1,109 words
The tool gates agent shell commands by returning exit code 0 to run them, exit code 1 to block them, or exit code 7 to ask a person. Calibration over 40 labelled commands achieved an AUC of 1.00 for the destroys question using the shell-safety filter.generated, cited

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Hub snapshot: 2026-10-25 · HF API: 2026-10-24 21:44 UTC · Providers: 2026-10-24 21:44 UTC · Articles: 2026-10-24 21:46 UTC · Summary: 2026-10-07 15:19 UTC · Last verified 2026-10-25

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