Logic-v2
A practical multimodal reasoning engine for verification and inspection
Welcome
Logic-v2 is a multimodal model built for teams who need more than captions.
It is designed to help systems inspect inputs, reason about correctness, and produce conclusions you can automate.
If you are building an internal service, an engineering workflow, or a “gatekeeper” step in a pipeline (approve/reject/flag), this model is intended for that kind of work.
What it is good for
Logic-v2 is optimized for logic-first multimodal reasoning, especially when the question is:
- Is something missing, inconsistent, or incorrect?
- Does this violate an expected constraint or rule?
- Can this be validated, or should it be rejected?
- What evidence supports the decision?
Typical inputs include:
- diagrams, dashboards, screenshots
- infrastructure photos (racks, cabling, labels)
- QA/inspection images
- structured prompts that ask for validation, not creativity
What it is not
Logic-v2 is not intended for:
- general-purpose chat
- creative writing or storytelling
- meme generation
- consumer-grade low-latency experiences
If your goal is conversation or creativity, you will likely prefer a different model.
Design principles
- Logic over fluency
- Predictability over creativity
- Systems over chat interfaces
- Private inference over public endpoints
This model is meant to be a reliable component inside engineering and enterprise workflows.
Hardware and deployment intent
Logic-v2 was built and validated in a cluster-style environment and is intended for serious GPU infrastructure, particularly NVIDIA Blackwell-class systems (e.g., B200).
Recommended deployment patterns:
- private inference service (internal API)
- pipeline stage (validation/inspection gate)
- controlled environments (security-boundary friendly)
Usage (Transformers)
from transformers import AutoModelForVision2Seq, AutoProcessor
model_id = "amihai4by/logic-v2"
model = AutoModelForVision2Seq.from_pretrained(
model_id,
trust_remote_code=True
)
processor = AutoProcessor.from_pretrained(model_id)
For production workloads, consider serving with vLLM or a dedicated inference stack that matches your latency and concurrency requirements.
Limitations and considerations
Model outputs can be sensitive to prompt structure. For decision workflows, prefer:
- explicit constraints
- requested output schema (JSON)
- “state assumptions” and “cite evidence from input” patterns
This model is not designed to replace domain experts. It is designed to assist and gate workflows with high signal.
Responsible use
Use Logic-v2 in contexts where:
- automated decisions can be reviewed or audited
- failure modes are understood and monitored
- you have a fallback path for ambiguous or low-confidence cases
Avoid using it as the sole authority for high-stakes decisions without human oversight.
License
MIT
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