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Spark community quality cohort: v7, 12 October

A dated 80-scenario quality cohort with two repeats, model-card sampling and per-deployment reports.

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Source checked 2026-10-17 · Not independently reproduced by Run AI Here.

THE SOURCE IN CONTEXT

The dated comparison contains 33 valid full deployment runs of v7.0, with 80 scenarios across 13 domains and two repeated seeds. A row identifies a model, quantization, engine/recipe, hardware and thinking mode. TrueScore is the project’s suite score, not a percent-correct rate and not a measure of generation speed.

What is the unit of this quality cohort?

The dated comparison contains 33 valid full deployment runs of v7.0, with 80 scenarios across 13 domains and two repeated seeds. A row identifies a model, quantization, engine/recipe, hardware and thinking mode. TrueScore is the project’s suite score, not a percent-correct rate and not a measure of generation speed.

Source: Weschera · pinned document

Why retain thinking mode and deployment identity?

The GLM Flash example is 88.9 with thinking enabled and 84.8 with thinking disabled under the named two-Spark EXL3/TensorFold recipe. Those are two source rows, not a general estimate of the value of reasoning across all tasks or runtimes. Different quantizations, engines or hardware in other rows create additional differences.

Source: Weschera · pinned document

How are incomplete and failed runs handled?

The cohort requires its golden gate and a transport-error limit below five percent. Three hosted runs each had one timeout. The document excludes incomplete runs and describes reasoning-channel parsing failures separately. Counting only the successful top-line score would discard information the author deliberately retained about the evaluation process.

Source: Weschera · pinned document

What comparisons are unsupported?

The author says v7 is not comparable with v6.x and notes that easy shared scenarios compress the upper scores. Hosted APIs have uncontrolled hardware and network latency. This page therefore excerpts two contextual examples rather than republishing the full leaderboard or converting it into a site-wide ranking. No license declaration was found in repository metadata; the original report remains the full source.

Source: Weschera · pinned document

Reported figures and their conditions

Selected facts reported by the original author. Each row has its own configuration and measurement boundary. Run AI Here has not reproduced these tests.

Attributed source results; no cross-source ranking
Configuration / workloadMetricReported valueEvidence
GLM-5.3 Flash, thinking onTrueScore88.9 suite scorereported valueOriginal row ↗
GLM-5.3 Flash, thinking offTrueScore84.8 suite scorereported valueOriginal row ↗
GLM-5.3 Flash, thinking on · TrueScore · conditions
Conditions for this result only
systemDGX Spark / Mac Studio / hosted APIs, per row
node_countNot specified
parallelismNot specified
kv_dtypeNot specified
context_limit_tokensNot specified
experiment_date2026-10-12
suitev7.0 full, 80 scenarios / 13 domains
repetitions2
seeds[2001, 2002]
samplingmodel-card settings
output_budgetuncapped within each deployment context
hardware2 Sparks TP2
quantizationEXL3 4bpw
runtimeTensorFold v0.6.0 + DFlash2, Mia recipe v1.8
thinkingTrue
GLM-5.3 Flash, thinking off · TrueScore · conditions
Conditions for this result only
systemDGX Spark / Mac Studio / hosted APIs, per row
node_countNot specified
parallelismNot specified
kv_dtypeNot specified
context_limit_tokensNot specified
experiment_date2026-10-12
suitev7.0 full, 80 scenarios / 13 domains
repetitions2
seeds[2001, 2002]
samplingmodel-card settings
output_budgetuncapped within each deployment context
hardware2 Sparks TP2
quantizationEXL3 4bpw
runtimeTensorFold v0.6.0 + DFlash2, Mia recipe v1.8
thinkingFalse

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Key reading notes

Source identity and full condition receipt

Source identity

Attribution and exact source identity
Original publisherWeschera
Reference typePerformance report
Model IDMultiple local deployments and hosted API references
Default recipe artifactNot specified
Runtime topics["Multiple runtimes"]
Source revision3eaaeb66aaef7ccf96f3b6e39803817e987cf934
Source commit date — not experiment date2026-10-13T03:42:23Z
Source checked2026-10-17
Declared licenseNot specified

Reported conditions

Unknown fields remain unspecified; context limits and measured input lengths are different
systemDGX Spark / Mac Studio / hosted APIs, per row
node_countNot specified
parallelismNot specified
kv_dtypeNot specified
context_limit_tokensNot specified
experiment_date2026-10-12
model_revisionNot specified
weight_hashNot specified
runtime_execution_revisionNot specified
input_tokensNot specified
output_tokensNot specified
concurrencyNot specified
cache_stateNot specified
quantizationNot specified
speculative_decodingNot specified
temperatureNot specified
top_pNot specified

v7.0 cohort only

Conditions of this profile only
model_revisionNot specified
weight_hashNot specified
runtime_execution_revisionNot specified
input_tokensNot specified
output_tokensuncapped within each deployment context
concurrencyNot specified
cache_stateNot specified
quantizationNot specified
speculative_decodingNot specified
temperatureeach model card; per deployment
top_pNot specified
repetitions2
seeds[2001, 2002]
scenario_count80
domain_count13
thinkingon/off separate rows
hardwareper-row local hardware; hosted hardware unknown
Original experiment section

Limits

The complete original tables and raw evidence remain in the linked reports. Selected attributed figures retain their own conditions. Results from different models, weights, runtimes, workloads or cohorts must be read separately.

License scope

Repository metadata only; per-file, model, data and conversion terms remain separate.

This index publishes original explanations, limited attributed factual selections and source pointers. It does not distribute model weights or source repositories. Third-party material retains its own terms.