Xangel0s/ozyvler-Ozygram-Neural-7B-Coder-MCTS
Ozygram Neural 7B v2 by Xangel0s is a 7.6 billion parameter neuro-symbolic code intelligence model, built on Qwen2.5-7B-Instruct, with a 32K context length. It specializes in autonomous local code self-healing, bug localization, and transactional integrity through a dual-phase Dream-RSI (MCTS) and Kev Action Engine architecture. This model excels at generating deterministic JSON actions for AST mutative repair, optimized for edge workstations with 8GB VRAM.
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Ozygram Neural 7B v2: Autonomous Code Self-Healing
Ozygram Neural 7B v2 is a specialized 7.6 billion parameter code intelligence model, built upon the Qwen2.5-7B-Instruct base, designed for autonomous local self-healing of code. It integrates a unique neuro-symbolic Monte Carlo Tree Search (MCTS) architecture, enabling advanced bug localization and high-concurrency transactional software engineering.
Key Capabilities & Architecture
This model operates through a dual-phase system:
- Dream-RSI (Recursive Self-Improvement & MCTS): An internal reasoning chain that explores Abstract Syntax Tree (AST) trajectories, simulates execution, evaluates blast radius across dependent files, detects concurrency deadlocks, and discards destructive paths before committing changes.
- Kev Action Engine: A deterministic JSON action protocol (
ast_mutation,apply_patch) that delivers atomic target/replacement code hunks directly to IDEs or autonomous agents, avoiding conversational prose and fragile line offsets.
Performance & Training
- Trained via QLoRA on local GPU hardware, achieving a final training loss of 0.005904 and mean token accuracy of >99.4%.
- Validated on a Master Gym Benchmark Suite with 100% pass rates for AST dependency traversal, concurrency deadlock simulation, and high-throughput boilerplate delegation.
- Demonstrated successful self-healing on a live local CRM benchmark, autonomously fixing production bugs related to missing prefixes, corrupted regex, date validation, zero-division errors, and worker deadlock issues.
Use Cases
This model is ideal for:
- Automated bug fixing and code repair in development and production environments.
- Ensuring transactional integrity and preventing concurrency issues in complex software systems.
- Integrating autonomous code intelligence directly into IDEs or CI/CD pipelines for self-healing capabilities.
- Applications requiring deterministic, non-conversational code modifications.