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# Tiny From-Scratch AI
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This is a real neural-network language model trained from random weights.
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It is intentionally tiny so it can run on an old CPU-only laptop.
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There is also a separate GGUF chat path for a much smarter small pretrained
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model. GGUF is the format used by llama.cpp-compatible models, not this toy
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character model.
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## Setup
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```powershell
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python -m pip install -r requirements.txt
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```
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## Build A Bigger Corpus
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```powershell
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python build_corpus.py
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```
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This combines:
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- `data/input.txt`
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- `data/extra_seed.txt`
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- `data/chat_memory.txt`
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- `README.md`
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## Train
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```powershell
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python train.py --steps 1200
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```
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Use the combined corpus:
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```powershell
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python train.py --data data/corpus.txt --steps 1200
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```
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Big preset:
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```powershell
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python train.py --preset big --out runs/big-char-model.pt
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```
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Large preset:
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```powershell
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python train.py --preset large --out runs/large-char-model.pt
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```
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## Generate Text
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```powershell
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python generate.py --prompt "hello" --tokens 400
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```
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## Self-Learning Chat
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```powershell
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python chat_train.py
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```
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Use the combined corpus:
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```powershell
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python chat_train.py --data data/corpus.txt
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```
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Smart mode:
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```powershell
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python chat_train.py --preset small --model runs/fast-char-model.pt --no-self-train
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```
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Big preset:
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```powershell
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python chat_train.py --preset big --model runs/big-chat-model.pt
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```
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Large preset:
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```powershell
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python chat_train.py --preset large --model runs/large-chat-model.pt
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```
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Commands:
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```text
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/teach your training sentence here
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/quit
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```
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The chat script appends each conversation to `data/chat_memory.txt` and updates
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the model weights after every turn. By default it also learns from its own
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replies. This is real learning, but it is tiny and may learn nonsense if its
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own replies are nonsense.
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If you want better output quality, use `--no-self-train` so it does not learn
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from its own bad replies. The script will still use retrieved past examples as
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extra context.
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For stronger self-training per message:
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```powershell
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python chat_train.py --steps-per-turn 50 --tokens 80 --temperature 0.5
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```
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## Add Your Own Data
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Replace `data/input.txt` with a larger text file. More text improves results.
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This model learns characters and style, not real reasoning.
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## GGUF Smart Chat
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If you want a smarter small model, use a llama.cpp-compatible `.gguf` model
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with:
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```powershell
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python gguf_chat.py --model "models\small-model.gguf"
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```
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Double-click:
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```text
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start_gguf_chat.cmd
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```
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Important:
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- The current from-scratch character model cannot be converted directly to GGUF.
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- GGUF is for supported architectures such as LLaMA-style / llama.cpp-compatible models.
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- To make a real small smart model, fine-tune a supported Hugging Face base model and then convert that result to GGUF with llama.cpp tools.
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- If you do not already have a `.gguf` file, you need to download one or export one from a supported model first.
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## Export And Upload GGUF
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If you already have a `.gguf` file and want to put it on Hugging Face:
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```powershell
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python hf_upload_gguf.py --file "path\to\model.gguf" --repo-id "your-username/your-model"
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```
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For conversion in Colab from a supported Hugging Face model:
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- [colab_gguf_export.ipynb](colab_gguf_export.ipynb)
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That notebook downloads a supported HF model, converts it with `llama.cpp`, and uploads the resulting GGUF file to your Hub repo.
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