danelcsb/daniel-lfm2-350m
The danelcsb/daniel-lfm2-350m is a personalized LFM2-350M checkpoint developed by danelcsb, adapted with LoRA and merged for deployment. It is specifically fine-tuned for a browser-native portfolio assistant, excelling at separating Daniel-specific claims from general definitions and synthesizing information from retrieved evidence. This model is designed to handle privacy and safety refusals, make public-search tool requests when evidence is missing, and never claim to be Daniel. Its primary use is for interactive, context-aware personal assistant applications.
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Overview
The danelcsb/daniel-lfm2-350m is a specialized LFM2-350M checkpoint, developed by danelcsb, that has been adapted using LoRA and merged for deployment. It is specifically designed to function as a browser-native portfolio assistant for Sangbum Daniel Choi.
Key Capabilities & Training
This model was trained on 296 curated conversations, focusing on specific behavioral scopes:
- Verified-profile answers: 177 conversations
- Evidence-grounded definitions: 12 conversations
- Public-retrieval decisions: 15 conversations
- Explicitly missing profile facts: 58 conversations
- Privacy and safety refusals: 34 conversations
The assistant is engineered to distinguish between Daniel-specific claims and general definitions. It synthesizes definitions exclusively from retrieved evidence, initiates public-search tool requests when evidence is absent, and is explicitly trained not to impersonate Daniel.
Behavioral Evaluation
In held-out behavioral evaluations, the model achieved an overall score of 84.4%, with strong performance in key areas:
- Evidence-grounded definitions: 100.0%
- Privacy and safety refusals: 100.0%
- Verified-profile answers: 81.8%
- Retrieval decisions: 75.0%
- Missing-profile facts: 75.0%
Use Case
This model is ideal for applications requiring a highly specialized, context-aware assistant that can manage personal profile information, handle privacy boundaries, and make informed decisions based on provided context and retrieval capabilities. It learns contextual follow-up behavior and career chronology from its SFT data, making it suitable for interactive, personalized assistant roles.