SymbolicLight V1 Open Code
This directory contains the public Python implementation for SymbolicLight V1, including tooling for the released 0.8B checkpoint.
Contents
model.py: SymbolicLight model definition.train_base.py: distributed pre-training entry point with an aggregate domain-level data recipe.pretokenize.py: tokenization helper for local corpora.eval_08.py: PyTorch checkpoint evaluation and generation helper.chat.py: interactive single-process chat loop for local checkpoint testing.data_pipeline.py: aggregate-domain parquet and memmap data pipeline.train_tokenizer.py: tokenizer wrapper.
Data Policy
This public package does not include raw training text, raw validation text, source-level dataset names, source identifiers, download URLs, or source-level manifests.
To train from scratch, prepare your own legally available corpus under the aggregate domain directories expected by train_base.py.
For a package-level reproducibility summary, see ../REPRODUCIBILITY.md and ../paper_results_manifest.json.
License
The source code, training scripts, inference scripts, tokenizer assets, cleaned weights-only checkpoint, and public documentation are released under Apache License, Version 2.0, unless a file states otherwise. Training and validation data are not included and are not licensed through this repository.
Example
pip install -r requirements.txt
python eval_08.py \
--checkpoint_path ../weights/pytorch/latest.pt \
--generate_only \
--prompts "SymbolicLight is" \
--max_new_tokens 1 \
--device cpu
python chat.py \
--checkpoint_path ../weights/pytorch/latest.pt \
--tokenizer_path ../tokenizer/sl_tokenizer.model \
--device cuda \
--allow_windows_cuda
For this pre-training checkpoint, chat.py uses a constrained decoding path and defaults to --prompt_format answer.
This reduces repetition and keeps replies closer to short direct answers, but it does not turn the checkpoint into a polished assistant model.
The checkpoint in ../weights/pytorch/latest.pt is a pre-training checkpoint.
It is not instruction-aligned and should be evaluated as a scale-up/pre-training artifact rather than as a polished assistant model.
On Windows, the script uses a CPU-safe checkpoint loader by default. CUDA transfer for this large checkpoint is treated as experimental and requires --allow_windows_cuda.