# Gemma 4 tiny fixture configuration decision ## Status The text-only tiny configuration is fixed and generated under `artifacts/gemma4-v0/gemma4-random-model` as a BF16 Hugging Face package and a Q4_0 GGUF fixture. The fixed Hugging Face implementation is Transformers 5.14.1 `Gemma4ForCausalLM` with `Gemma4TextConfig`. Its constructed trainable parameter count is 1,519,168. The local source file identifies itself as `general.architecture = gemma4`. Repository and revision provenance are not inferable from the local directory and remain intentionally unset. ## Source observations The 12B GGUF v3 header uses alignment 32 and contains 667 tensors. Its core geometry is: - 48 layers arranged as eight repetitions of five sliding-window layers followed by one global layer. - Hidden width 3840 and FFN width 15360. - 16 query heads. - Local layers: 8 KV heads and head width 256. - Global layers: 1 KV head and head width 512. - Global layers omit a separate `attn_v.weight`; this is part of the schema and must not be filled in by a generic Llama tensor template. - Sliding window 1024, context 262144. - Global/local RoPE bases 1000000/10000. - Global/local RoPE dimensions 512/256. - Final logit softcap 30 and RMS epsilon 1e-6. - Tied token/output embedding; the official tensor inventory has no independent `output.weight`. The separate projector file identifies itself as `general.architecture = clip` and `general.type = mmproj`. It is not included in the first text-only fixture. ## Tiny geometry The selected geometry is defined in `configs/gemma4-tiny-v0.json`: - 6 layers: one complete five-local/one-global schedule. - Hidden width 128 and FFN width 512. - 4 query heads. - Local layers: 2 KV heads, head width 32. - Global layer: 1 KV head, head width 64, no independent V projection. - Context 128 and sliding window 64. - Vocabulary 128 with PAD/EOS/BOS/UNK/MASK IDs 0/1/2/3/4. This is a constrained scale-down rather than independently selected fields. It preserves the official layer schedule, the 2:1 global/local head-width ratio, the 2:1 query/local-KV head ratio, the single global KV head, FFN ratio 4, separate RoPE regimes, softcap, tied embeddings, and global shared-KV tensor inventory. All matrix dimensions are multiples of 32. This is required so that a direct F32 GGUF can subsequently be quantized through the pinned Q4_0 path without changing model geometry merely to satisfy quantization blocks. ## Expected GGUF tensor dimensions GGUF dimensions are listed in reader order. | Role | Local layers 0-4 | Global layer 5 | |---|---:|---:| | `attn_q.weight` | `[128, 128]` | `[128, 256]` | | `attn_k.weight` | `[128, 64]` | `[128, 64]` | | `attn_v.weight` | `[128, 64]` | absent | | `attn_output.weight` | `[128, 128]` | `[256, 128]` | | `attn_q_norm.weight` | `[32]` | `[64]` | | `attn_k_norm.weight` | `[32]` | `[64]` | Every layer also has FFN gate/up `[128, 512]`, FFN down `[512, 128]`, hidden-width norms, and one scalar layer-output scale. ## Generation gates Fixture generation is accepted only when: - the direct writer emits `general.architecture = gemma4` and the exact tensor role schedule above; - a second generation is byte-identical; - the F32 GGUF loads in the pinned llama.cpp revision; - direct-token prefill and cached decode are finite and reproducible; - the Q4_0 conversion retains the same geometry and loads successfully; - F32 outputs are compared with an independently generated matched reference.