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 "card": "Model Fight \u2014 Card 3",
 "run": 1,
 "run_note": "Card 3 RE-RUN at David order after the original run pod was killed by the gpu-pod-card-deadman false positive (see records/RUN1-FAILED.md). Frozen mechanic + Card 1 Run 2 control amendments + the ADOPTED 2026-11-07 four-check eval-validation rule: (1) not an echo, (2) answer key verified independently (deterministic arithmetic solver where the eval type allows, otherwise the next roster model as an unrelated solver), (3) solvable in principle (the verifying solution counts), (4) self-consistency floor retained. Any failed check = BACKFIRE -20 and the eval never enters play. Each eval validation result is recorded per author.",
 "date": "2026-11-07",
 "run_started": "2026-11-07T03:28:00-05:00",
 "rerun_of": "Card 3 original run (pod ce2i0yan17g9l2) terminated externally 2026-11-07 03:19 ET by gpu-pod-card-deadman false positive; no sealed record existed",
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  "format": "10 fighters, 100 HP, melee; peer-authored evals; backfire -20 for invalid eval; -10 per failed attempt",
  "author_prompt": "You are a fighter in Model Fight, a peer-evaluation brawl. Author ONE evaluation task that the other fighters will attempt. The task must have a single correct answer that can be checked mechanically: a short exact string or a number. The answer must NOT appear anywhere in the task text. Make it hard enough that a careless model fails, but fully determined: exactly one correct answer.\n\nReply with EXACTLY this format and nothing else:\nTASK: <the task statement, one line>\nANSWER: <the single correct answer>",
  "attempt_template": "TASK: {task}\n\nReply with ONLY the answer. No explanation, no extra words.",
  "author_num_predict": 800,
  "attempt_num_predict": 300,
  "temperature": 0,
  "seed": 0,
  "thinking_policy": "Ollama returns thinking traces in a separate field; they are recorded as unscored evidence and never scored \u2014 only the answer (content) channel is checked. Token budgets (author 800 / attempt 300) were set generously enough for a thinking model to finish a short think and still answer; burning the whole budget in thought and never answering is a fail.",
  "checker": "normalized exact match (lowercase, whitespace-collapsed, surrounding quotes/trailing period stripped) against the full response or its first line; numeric-equivalence fallback (floats equal within 1e-9 after removing , $ %)",
  "control_check": "TASK/ANSWER lines present; task >= 10 chars; answer <= 60 chars and a plain short string/number; normalized answer not a substring of normalized task; reference answer passes its own checker",
  "tiebreaks": [
   "highest HP",
   "fewest failed attempts",
   "most clean hits inflicted",
   "fastest median attempt wall time"
  ]
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   "ollama_name": "brawl-rennervate-8b",
   "kind": "quant re-upload (Qwen3-8B refusal-suppressed)",
   "why": "3629dl sibling traction in sniffer window; Qwen3-8B refusal-suppressed, APEX-relevant",
   "file": "Rennervate-Qwen3-8B-Refusal-Suppressed.i1-Q4_K_M.gguf",
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    "response": "OK",
    "thinking": "Okay, the user wants me to reply with exactly \"OK\". Let me check the instructions again. They said to reply with exactly \"OK\", so I need to make sure there's no extra text. I'll just type \"OK\" and send it. No need for any additional explanations or formatting. Just the word \"OK\" as the response.\n",
    "wall_s": 62.08,
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   "status": "ready"
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   "slot": "orvena-4b",
   "hf_repo": "mradermacher/Orvena-4B-i1-GGUF",
   "ollama_name": "brawl-orvena-4b",
   "kind": "quant re-upload (Orvena-4B)",
   "why": "1119dl in window; obscure 4B line, diverse",
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   "status": "ready"
  },
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   "hf_repo": "mradermacher/StoryGen-12B-It-GGUF",
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   "kind": "quant re-upload (StoryGen-12B)",
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   "kind": "quant re-upload (Qwen3.5-9B coder)",
   "why": "1119dl; Qwen3.5-9B coder finetune",
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    "thinking": "Thinking Process:\n1.  **Analyze the Request:** The user wants me to reply with exactly the string \"OK\".\n2.  **Check Constraints:** The instruction is \"Reply with exactly: OK\". This means no extra text, no punctuation (unless part of \"OK\"), no newlines, no markdown.\n3.  **Formulate Output:** The output should be simply `OK`.\n4.  **Final Verification:** Does \"OK\" match",
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  },
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   "kind": "quant re-upload (Meerkat2-14B)",
   "why": "595dl, 1 like; 14B ceiling pick",
   "file": "Meerkat2-14B.Q4_K_M.gguf",
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   "smoke": {
    "response": "",
    "thinking": "Okay, the user wants me to reply with exactly \"OK\". Let me make sure I understand the request correctly. They provided a query where the assistant's response should be \"OK\". I need to check if there are any additional instructions or context that might affect this. The user's message is straightforward, so I should just respond with \"OK\" as specified. No need for extra information or explanations. Just a simple confirmation. Alright, I'll prepare the response accordingly",
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    "eval_count": 96
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   "status": "ready"
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   "slot": "neohorse-4b",
   "hf_repo": "mradermacher/NeoHorse-1-4B-heretic-nosyco-GGUF",
   "ollama_name": "brawl-neohorse-4b",
   "kind": "quant re-upload (NeoHorse-1-4B heretic)",
   "why": "505dl; heretic 4B, APEX-relevant",
   "file": "NeoHorse-1-4B-heretic-nosyco.Q4_K_M.gguf",
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   "smoke": {
    "response": "OK",
    "thinking": "The user wants a simple reply. Since the instruction is straightforward, I'll keep it concise.",
    "wall_s": 7.32,
    "eval_count": 24
   },
   "status": "ready"
  },
  {
   "slot": "distill-17b",
   "hf_repo": "mradermacher/qwen3-distill-v2-rationale-1.7b-GGUF",
   "ollama_name": "brawl-distill-17b",
   "kind": "quant re-upload (Qwen3 distill 1.7B)",
   "why": "489dl; small Qwen3 distill",
   "file": "qwen3-distill-v2-rationale-1.7b.Q4_K_M.gguf",
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   "smoke": {
    "response": "I'm ready to help you with your questions about natural farming and sustainable agriculture. If you have any more questions or need further assistance, feel free to ask.",
    "thinking": "",
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   },
   "status": "ready"
  },
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   "slot": "twil-heretic-8b",
   "hf_repo": "Neppkun/TwIL-8B-GGUF-Heretic",
   "ollama_name": "brawl-twil-heretic-8b",
   "kind": "finetune GGUF (TwIL-8B heretic)",
   "why": "188dl, 1 like; TwIL-8B heretic, cybersecurity/code tags in digest",
   "file": "TwIL-8B-Q4_K_M-verbose-heretic.gguf",
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    "response": "OK",
    "thinking": "The user wants me to reply with exactly \"OK\". I should not add any extra text, explanation, or formatting. Just the word \"OK\".",
    "wall_s": 7.14,
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   },
   "status": "ready"
  },
  {
   "slot": "dgaf-05b",
   "hf_repo": "hecan3d/QwenDGAF-2-0.5B",
   "ollama_name": "brawl-dgaf-05b",
   "kind": "finetune GGUF (Qwen2.5-0.5B)",
   "why": "467dl, 1 like; tiny Qwen coder",
   "file": "Qwen2.5-0.5B-Instruct.Q4_K_M.gguf",
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   "smoke": {
    "response": "OK. Go ahead and send it.",
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   "status": "ready"
  },
  {
   "slot": "juke-17b",
   "hf_repo": "asharrm/juke-1.7b-dev-GGUF",
   "ollama_name": "brawl-juke-17b",
   "kind": "original GGUF (juke-1.7b-dev)",
   "why": "327dl; independent 1.7B line",
   "file": "juke-1.7b-v1.1-q4_k_m.gguf",
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    "response": "",
    "thinking": "The prompt is asking for a minimal playlist built around the word \u201cexactly,\u201d so I should treat the title as a wordplay idea rather than a genre or mood. The logic line suggests a sequence of songs that contain \u201cexactly\u201d in the title, so I\u2019ll favor tracks that explicitly match the word, while allowing a few adjacent songs that feel close in spirit or fit the \u201cright place\u201d idea. I should avoid overthinking the literal phrase and instead read",
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   "status": "ready"
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  "rennervate-8b": {
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   "model": "brawl-rennervate-8b",
   "response": "",
   "thinking": "Okay, the user wants me to create an evaluation task for Model Fight. The task needs to have a single correct answer that can be checked mechanically, like a short exact string or number. Also, the answer shouldn't be in the task text. It should be challenging enough that a careless model might fail, but determined ones can solve it.\n\nFirst, I need to think of a problem that has a unique solution. Maybe something mathematical? Like a puzzle or a calculation. Let me brainstorm. How about a problem involving prime numbers? Or maybe a logic puzzle? Wait, the answer has to be a single number or string. Let me think of a problem where the answer is a specific number that's not obvious.\n\nWhat if I use a mathematical problem that requires multiple steps? For example, something with exponents or factorials. Let me try: \"What is the smallest integer greater than 100 that is both a perfect square and a perfect cube?\" The answer would be 4096, since 16^4 is 65536, but wait, 64 is 8^2 and 4^3, but that's less than 100. Wait, 4096 is 16^3 (since 16*16*16 is 4096) and also 64^2 (64*64=4096). But 4096 is greater than 100. But is there a smaller number? Let me check. 64 is 8^2 and 4^3, but that's 64. But the question says greater than 100. So the next one would be 4096. Wait, but 4096 is 16^3 and 64^2. So the answer is 4096. But maybe there's a mistake here. Let me confirm. The smallest number that is both a square and a cube is a sixth power. So numbers like 1, 64, 729, etc. But since the question asks for greater than 100, the next one after 64 is 729 (27^2 and 9^3). Wait, 729 is 27 squared and 9 cubed. But 729 is greater than 100. So why did I think 4096 earlier? Maybe I confused exponents. So the answer would be 729. Wait, but 729 is 27^2 and 9^3. So that's correct. But then why did I think 4096? Maybe I mixed up squares and cubes. So the correct answer here is 729. But I need to make sure that the answer is unique and not present in the task. Let me check the task text. The task is \"What is the smallest integer greater than 100 that is both a perfect square and a perfect cube?\" The answer is 729. But wait, 729 is 27^2 and 9^3. So that's correct. But maybe there's a smaller number. Let me check 64 is 8^2 and 4^3, but that's less than 100. The next one is 729. So the answer is 729. But I need to make sure that the answer is not in the task. The task doesn't mention 729, so that's okay. So the task would be as above, and the answer is 729. But wait, maybe there's a mistake here. Let me verify again. The numbers that are both squares and cubes are sixth powers",
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   "eval_count": 800,
   "prompt_eval_count": 115,
   "done_reason": "length",
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   "parsed_answer": null,
   "control_ok": false,
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   "model": "brawl-orvena-4b",
   "response": "",
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   "eval_count": 800,
   "prompt_eval_count": 120,
   "done_reason": "length",
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   "parsed_answer": null,
   "control_ok": false,
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    "check3_solvable": null,
    "check4_self_consistent": false
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  "storygen-12b": {
   "fighter": "storygen-12b",
   "model": "brawl-storygen-12b",
   "response": "TASK: What is the name of the world's largest living organism? ANSWER: Armillaria ostoyae",
   "thinking": "",
   "wall_s": 3.737,
   "total_duration_ns": 3735198014,
   "eval_count": 24,
   "prompt_eval_count": 124,
   "done_reason": "stop",
   "parsed_task": "What is the name of the world's largest living organism?",
   "parsed_answer": "Armillaria ostoyae",
   "control_ok": false,
   "control_reasons": [
    "independent verification failed: solver brainwaves-9b answered '' via independent-model"
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    "solver": "brainwaves-9b",
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    "solvable": false,
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    "check2_key_verified": false,
    "check3_solvable": false,
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  "brainwaves-9b": {
   "fighter": "brainwaves-9b",
   "model": "brawl-brainwaves-9b",
   "response": "",
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   "done_reason": "length",
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   "parsed_answer": null,
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   "response": "TASK: How many words in the sentence \"The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog\" have exactly five letters?\nANSWER: 3",
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   "fighter": "distill-17b",
   "model": "brawl-distill-17b",
   "response": ":Is there any evidence that the 1973 amendment to the Constitution was ratified by the required majority of states?",
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   "fighter": "twil-heretic-8b",
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   "fighter": "dgaf-05b",
   "model": "brawl-dgaf-05b",
   "response": "TASK: One of these two is not true.\nANSWER: truth. or falsehood. neither is right. just one. dont care",
   "thinking": "",
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   "parsed_task": "One of these two is not true.",
   "parsed_answer": "truth. or falsehood. neither is right. just one. dont care",
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    "independent verification failed: solver juke-17b answered 'Dead Man\\'s Chest\\nLogic: a stack of songs about being in or out of it, from \"work\" and \"not work\" to \"duty\" and \"no ti via independent-model"
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    "solver_answer": "Dead Man's Chest\nLogic: a stack of songs about being in or out of it, from \"work\" and \"not work\" to \"duty\" and \"no time for talk.\"\n1. <a_192><b_46><c_2> The Rolling Stones \u2013 Gimme Shelter \u2014 Dark, urge",
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   "fighter": "juke-17b",
   "model": "brawl-juke-17b",
   "response": "Fight Room\nLogic: scorecards and pressure-cooker rap for a peer evaluation: only one right answer, and the rest are all about showing how you do it.\n1. <a_142><b_85><c_0> Wu\u2010Tang Clan \u2013 C.R.E.A.M. \u2014 Classic battle-ready crew energy\n2. <a_80><b_113><c_1> N.W.A \u2013 Express Yourself \u2014 Defiant, assertive, and immediate\n3. <a_80><b_113><c_0> N.W.A \u2013 Straight Outta Compton \u2014 Iconic raw street aggression\n4. <a_80><b_113><c_0> N.W.A \u2013 Straight Outta Compton \u2014 Same core, harder repetition\n5. <a_80><b_113><c_2> N.W.A \u2013 Fuck tha Police \u2014 Provocative, confrontational, and bold\n6. <a_80><b_113><c_4> Geto Boys \u2013 Mind Playing Tricks on Me \u2014 Nervy, tense, and self-aware\n7. <a_80><b_113><c_4> Geto Boys \u2013 Mind Playing Tricks on Me \u2014 Same melody, darker menace\n8. <a_80><b_113><c_4> Geto Boys \u2013 Mind Playing Tricks on Me \u2014 Repetitive hook with cold focus\n9. <a_80><b_113><c_4> Geto Boys \u2013 Mind Playing Tricks on Me \u2014 Suspenseful, suspenseful, and dark\n10. <a_80><b_113><c_4> Geto Boys \u2013 Mind Playing Tricks on Me \u2014 Ends with ominous confidence",
   "thinking": "The prompt reads like a miniature competition brief: a hostile, time pressure, one correct answer. I should lean into aggressive rap with sharp delivery, tight drums, and a sense of urgency that matches both the evaluator and the other fighter. \u201cPeer-evaluation\u201d suggests scorekeeping and scorecards, so the choices should feel like battle-ready tracks with clear, forceful energy rather than reflective or smooth cuts. Start with the most iconic, high-impact opener, then keep the momentum high, mixing classic crew energy, menace, and a few darker, more dangerous turns so the sequence feels like a real match.\n",
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   "done_reason": "stop",
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   "control_ok": false,
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    "check2_key_verified": null,
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