Jackrong/Negentropy-claude-opus-4.7-4B

VISIONConcurrency Cost:1Model Size:4.5BQuant:BF16Ctx Length:32kTool Calling:SupportedPublished:May 7, 2026License:apache-2.0Architecture:Transformer0.0K Open Weights Cold

Jackrong/Negentropy-claude-opus-4.7-4B is a 4.5 billion parameter experimental reasoning-enhanced model that utilizes a novel "Trace Inversion" technique. Developed by Jackrong, it reconstructs detailed Chains-of-Thought (CoT) from compressed reasoning bubbles of Claude-Opus-4.7. This model is optimized for complex logical orchestration and generating high-quality synthetic reasoning data, aiming to provide deep reasoning capabilities with the efficiency of a 4B model.

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Negentropy-claude-opus-4.7-4B: Reasoning Enhanced via Trace Inversion

This 4.5 billion parameter model, developed by Jackrong, addresses the challenge of distilling reasoning from large commercial models like Claude-Opus. Traditional distillation often results in "Reasoning Bubbles"โ€”highly compressed summaries that lack the detailed logical steps necessary for smaller models to learn true reasoning. Negentropy-claude-opus-4.7-4B employs a unique "Trace Inversion" technique, using a specialized Trace-Inverter-4B model to reconstruct full Chains-of-Thought (CoT) from these compressed outputs.

Key Capabilities

  • Deep Logical Expansion: Presents layered thinking steps similar to Claude's style for complex problems.
  • Answer Consistency: Enhances accuracy and stability by learning from Claude-Opus inversions.
  • Ultra-Fast Response: Achieves high inference speeds on consumer-grade GPUs due to its 4B size.
  • Structured Thinking: Supports <think>...</think> tags for easily parsable, structured output logic.

Ideal Use Cases

  • Complex Logical Orchestration: Tasks requiring multi-step reasoning.
  • High-Quality Synthetic Data Generation: Serving as a teacher model for initial reasoning chains.
  • Localized Inference Engine: Implementing large model-like thinking on edge devices.
  • Reasoning Alignment Research: Studying how small models inherit thinking patterns from larger ones.

This model validates that logical details with strong supervisory power can be recovered through reverse engineering, enabling a 4B-level model to achieve a sense of reasoning progression and logical rigor close to top-tier commercial models.