Delentia/delentia-slm-jitna-v0.4
Delentia/delentia-slm-jitna-v0.4 is an enterprise-grade Small Language Model (SLM) developed by Delentia Labs, fine-tuned via Unsloth QLoRA on Meta-Llama-3.1-8B. It features a Hierarchical Fine-Tuning (1+4 Pillars) architecture for dynamic LoRA adapter swapping, enabling high-speed offline Intent Routing and zero-trust Constitutional AI. This model is optimized for secure, localized edge execution with mathematical safety enforcement and sub-millisecond adapter hot-swap speeds.
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Delentia SLM v0.4: Secure, Localized AI for Edge Computing
Delentia SLM v0.4, developed by Delentia Labs, is an enterprise-grade Small Language Model (SLM) built on Meta-Llama-3.1-8B using Unsloth QLoRA. It functions as the core cognitive kernel for Delentia OS, specializing in high-speed offline Intent Routing and zero-trust Constitutional AI, designed to operate without external cloud dependencies.
Key Capabilities & Innovations
- Hierarchical Fine-Tuning (1+4 Pillars): Employs a unique architecture that dynamically loads 4 specialized LoRA adapters (Router, Executor, Guardian, Scribe) in under 1.06 ms on consumer edge hardware, minimizing VRAM overhead.
- Reverse Component Thinking (RCT-7): Integrates a cognitive loop for logical coherence, reasoning backwards from desired system states to ensure robust intent processing.
- ZK-FDIA Safety Equation: Mathematically enforces security boundaries at runtime, preventing adversarial injections and prompt overrides by collapsing the future safety score to 0.0000 if unauthorized access is detected.
- Certified Performance: Achieves 100% attack interception rate (AdvBench), 0.0000% JSON syntax error rate, and 99.09% VRAM reduction over 25 chat turns.
- Local Edge Execution: Optimized for low-resource environments, capable of running locally with approximately 4.9GB RAM using quantized GGUF binaries via Ollama.
Ideal Use Cases
- Enterprise AI: Secure, localized AI applications requiring strict safety and data integrity.
- Edge Computing: Deployments on consumer-grade hardware with limited VRAM.
- Intent Routing: High-speed, offline classification and execution of user intents.
- Constitutional AI: Applications demanding mathematically enforced ethical and safety boundaries.