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| license: other | |
| tags: | |
| - magi | |
| - mixture-of-experts | |
| - moe | |
| - language-model | |
| - transformer | |
| - nullxes | |
| # MAGI-7B-MoE | |
| **MAGI-7B-MoE** is an experimental sparse Mixture-of-Experts language model developed by **NULLXES** as part of the MAGI model family. | |
| MAGI is a research program focused on sparse model architectures, expert routing, scalable training systems, and synthetic intelligence. | |
| ## Architecture | |
| MAGI-7B-MoE uses a decoder-only sparse Mixture-of-Experts architecture. | |
| Current architecture configuration: | |
| - Decoder-only Transformer | |
| - Sparse Mixture-of-Experts | |
| - 64 routed experts | |
| - 1 shared expert | |
| - Top-4 expert routing | |
| - 3 dense layers | |
| - 29 MoE layers | |
| The complete architecture configuration included with this release is available in: | |
| `magi_7b_moe_v0.1.yaml` | |
| ## Release status | |
| This repository contains an **early MAGI architecture checkpoint**. | |
| The checkpoint was produced to validate: | |
| - MAGI model construction | |
| - CUDA/H200 execution | |
| - forward and backward passes | |
| - sparse expert routing | |
| - router behavior | |
| - optimization | |
| - gradient flow | |
| - checkpoint serialization | |
| - end-to-end MAGI training infrastructure | |
| This checkpoint is **not a production-ready base model**. | |
| It uses the temporary MAGI bring-up tokenizer: | |
| `magi_bringup_8k_v0.1` | |
| It must not be represented as a checkpoint trained with the final `MAGI_TOKENIZER_V1`. | |
| The internal artifact metadata is retained in `PROBE_NOT_BASE.json` for reproducibility and release provenance. | |
| ## Initial training validation | |
| Hardware: | |
| - NVIDIA H200 | |
| - CUDA | |
| - BF16 supported | |
| Training configuration: | |
| - Steps: 50 | |
| - Sequence length: 1,024 | |
| - Batch size: 1 | |
| - Tokens processed: 51,200 | |
| - Learning rate: 3e-4 | |
| Observed training result: | |
| - Initial loss: 9.4176 | |
| - Final loss: 3.2435 | |
| - Loss delta: 6.1741 | |
| - Final dead experts: 0 | |
| - Final router entropy: 4.0884 | |
| - Final expert imbalance ratio: 2.9494 | |
| - Mean throughput: ~1,392.7 tokens/s | |
| Training status: | |
| `OK` | |
| These values describe an architecture bring-up run and should not be interpreted as downstream model-quality benchmarks. | |
| ## Checkpoint | |
| Weights are distributed as: | |
| `model.safetensors` | |
| Optimizer state is intentionally not included in this public package. | |
| ## MAGI | |
| MAGI is developed by NULLXES. | |
| The broader MAGI program explores scalable sparse neural architectures and training infrastructure for synthetic intelligence systems. | |
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| © 2026 NULLXES | |