Withdrawn — KAT-Coder-V2.5-Dev REAP-205E MTP GGUF
These artifacts were removed on 2026-09-12. The repository is kept only so the DOI continues to resolve.
What was here
An expert-pruned build of Kwaipilot/KAT-Coder-V2.5-Dev published 2026-08-10:
256 → 205 experts per layer (19.92% pruned) by REAP saliency, with an MTP head grafted,
a BF16 master and nine quantized tiers.
Why it was withdrawn
A publication gate was skipped. The build procedure made draft-acceptance measurement a hard stop — publish only above ~0.80 — and that measurement was never run. No acceptance figure for this pruned model exists. The model card cited the unpruned model's 0.90–0.94, which reads as validation of something that was never tested. A separate open defect (wrong-language output) was also never closed.
Re-verification in 2026-08-15 confirmed the methodology was sound: the keep-index is bit-exact REAP top-205/layer across all 40 layers, every rate-table number reproduces, the GGUF structure passes all checks, and recipe parity against the unpruned release is exact — 753 tensors, zero name or quant-type differences. The pruning was done correctly; the resulting model was never shown to work. Those are different claims, and only the first one was ever supported.
Withdrawing is the honest resolution. The alternative — leaving weights online whose headline capability claim was borrowed from a different model — is worse than removing them.
Where to go instead
| you want | go to |
|---|---|
| the unpruned model, same recipes, measured | gbuzhf/KAT-Coder-V2.5-Dev-MTP-GGUF |
| the upstream model | Kwaipilot/KAT-Coder-V2.5-Dev |
If you want to reproduce the pruning
The method is reproducible without these files. The saliency measurement and keep-index derivation are documented, and the pruning itself is deterministic given the saliency tensor. Anyone repeating it should run the acceptance gate that this release did not.
Citation
The DOI below still resolves to this page. It refers to the 2026-08-10 release, whose files are no longer distributed and whose capability claims should not be cited.