JevAlt offers local 4B decision models for English, Turkish and German. Read its unknown-answer option, licence and recorded evaluation limits.
By Mert Kaya (Eschatia Labs) · October weights; catch-up discovery: 1 Oct 2026
Three Intern-Decision-4B fine-tunes: Deem-4B for English, Karar-4B for Turkish and Wähler-4B for German. They return per-option probabilities through the System One API. Optional extensions add unknown, conformal answer sets or a short generated reasoning trace; reasoning is off by default. This is a catch-up October release.
JevAlt: Three Intern-Decision-4B fine-tunes: Deem-4B for English, Karar-4B for Turkish and Wähler-4B for German.
JevAlt: Mert Kaya (Eschatia Labs)
JevAlt: Full weights, Q4_K_M/Q5_K_M/Q8_0 GGUF, Transformers and llama.cpp server Licence: Apache-2.0 code and weights; dataset terms remain separate
The local guide follows JevAlt's documented Python setup, default Deem GGUF server and typed support-ticket request. Saved author-run examples are linked separately from the setup commands.
Source: Code, licence and serving → Source: Deem English card → Source: Karar Turkish card → Source: Wähler German card → Source: Recorded live requests →
Local System One server and CLI for Deem, Karar and Wähler, with optional unknown answers and short reasoning. The maker publishes 390 live requests across the three languages, including misses. Emberwick plays recorded model decisions in a browser village; those replays are not fresh inference.
Source: Licence → Source: Decision engine → Source: Recorded live requests →