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New in llama.cpp: Decision Models

ggml's announcement that llama.cpp server supports decision models through a /v1/systemone endpoint: send a state and typed questions, get a probability per option from one forward pass. It lists six GGUF decision models from Julia-1 (144M) to OpenJev (27B) with single-question latencies.

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  • Adds a /v1/systemone endpoint to llama.cpp server: a state (text, JSON, image) plus choice, score, or noul questions, answered with probabilities.
  • Lists six supported GGUF models: Julia-1 (144M, 3 ms), Laya (421M, 5 ms), Kev-4B (12 ms), lev (36 ms), OpenJev (27B, 43 ms), and Clef (27B).
  • A duplicate-charge example returns route billing 0.9049, angry 0.8208, and urgency score 2.2821 with per-level probabilities.
  • Describing criteria changed Julia-1's route for a duplicate charge from shipping to billing at 0.99; timings are single-question medians on one RTX PRO 6000.

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Written by ggml-org contributors as a Hugging Face community article, and the speed column in its model table was measured on one GPU. Commenters report batch-size limits when inputs run into thousands of tokens.

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