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Go System One

Native Go runtime for Gemma 4 12B finite-choice decisions, ordered scores and yes/no probabilities, with an NVIDIA path that loads hand-tuned PTX kernels without CGo or CUDA toolkit.

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Go
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MIT
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Author
rcarmo
Last verified
Oct 2026

About this project

Go System One uses Gemma 4 12B for finite-choice decisions, ordered scores and yes/no probabilities. We started with a fixed Gemma baseline, built a llama.cpp prototype to define the expected results and speed, then replaced it with a native Go runtime.

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Highlights

  • NVIDIA path loads hand-tuned PTX kernels from Go with no CGo, llama.cpp or CUDA toolkit.
  • Pinned RTX 3060 request median of 72.80 ms; two-field batches reach 12.01 entries/s.
  • Reports 196/231 public-subset JevBench v1.4.0 accuracy with no failed requests.
  • Serves Noul, Choice and Score at /go-system-one with a Batch decisions interface.

Watch out

Model files download separately under the Gemma licence and require Go 1.26.2 or the go.mod version. Copy reviewed against the repository README on 2026-10-04, not from running it.

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