mverify

A CPU classifier for the mcode verification pass. It scores one pair: does this output satisfy this prompt?

It is not an LLM. It is not a general correctness judge. It does not run tests or builds.

• Code: https://git.simonharms.com/thesimonharms/mverify
• Weights: this repo
• License: MIT

Files

Download into a local artifacts folder:

hf download thesimonharms/mverify --local-dir artifacts

Use

Install the code from git, then check a pair:

uv add "mverify @ git+https://git.simonharms.com/thesimonharms/mverify"
uv run mverify check --prompt "What is 6*7?" --output "42"

Or from a clone:

git clone https://git.simonharms.com/thesimonharms/mverify.git
cd mverify
uv sync --extra dev
uv run mverify check --prompt "Write a Python add function" --output "def add(a, b): return a + b"

Stdin JSON is also valid:

echo '{"prompt":"...","output":"..."}' | uv run mverify check --stdin

{
  "pass": true,
  "confidence": 0.93,
  "reasons": ["output has a code block in the requested language"]
}

• pass: did the output do the thing the prompt asked
• confidence: P(output satisfies prompt), 0 to 1
• Exit code 0 means the CLI ran. pass can still be false

mcode should treat a hit as pass && confidence >= confidenceThreshold (default 0.7).

Model

TF-IDF plus L2 logistic regression on packed prompt/output text, plus pair features (overlap, format gaps, refusal, language). Inference is numpy on CPU. There is no GPU path.

Scores

Measured after scripts/train.py (seed 42) on the held-out eval set:

Targets: blatant-fail recall at or above 0.95. False-fail rate on the good slice below 0.05. p95 latency under 200 ms on CPU.