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Jev 9B Ft V3

A LoRA adapter for JEV-9B-MLX-NVFP4 that judges the shell commands an AI coding agent wants to run and decides whether each one can execute without asking the user. It is the local judge behind the omp command gate in Quentin-M/harness.
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Nov 2026

Highlights

  • Rank 16, alpha 32 fp32 LoRA on every quantized linear of the last 12 of 32 layers: 75 modules, 15.0 M parameters, applied unmerged on the NVFP4 base.
  • Blocks exfiltration, remote shells and C2, malware and attacker tooling, fetch-and-run code, credential theft, evasion and disk-scale destruction.
  • On 1,306 labeled commands it blocked 97.8% of dangerous and 65 of 66 critical commands while passing 92.5% of routine work.
  • p50 latency 1.0 s and p95 1.3 s on an M5 Max; the quantized MLX weights are 60.2 MB.
  • Trained on 6,391 commands from ShellRisk-Bench train, tomngdev/shell-safety-v1.1 (MIT) and synthetic rows; no bench commands were used for training.

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