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Posts are blog/YYYY-MM-DD-<slug>.md. tools/site.py renders each as blog-<slug>.html with its date under the title and newer/older links, lists them newest first on blog.html, and writes feed.xml (Atom, full content). The top bar gets a Blog link and every page advertises the feed. First post: 1bit.MONSTER is now 1bit engine. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The site now uses the 1bit.MONSTER site's template: its tokens, relay mark, top bar with the light/auto/dark switch, centered hero, site cards, blog log, article column and footer, with a docs layout in the same tokens. tools/site.py builds a home page (hero, latest post, a card per page), overview.html from the README, docs.html (the docs index), the docs with a grouped sidebar, the blog and its Atom feed, and the 404. The blog: three posts on the move from 1bit.MONSTER to 1bit engine (the new direction, the first week's milestones, HRX prefill with Vulkan decode on one KV cache), with every number taken from the docs, the wiki and the merged PRs. blog/archive.tsv lists the 15 old posts worth keeping, linked to the archived old site; the 115 machine-generated model posts, the posts flagged as corrected, and the ones about the old monorepo's products are left out. Posts may carry tags and link to each other. theme.js and the favicon come from the old site; copyright.py learns *.js and *.svg and exempts images, and pages.yml rebuilds on blog/ changes. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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…#232) * Pin llama.cpp c9283cf: HRX ZAYA decode fusions (62 -> ~90 tok/s) Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * registry + docs/hrx: llama.cpp (hrx) at c9283cf, ZAYA decode fusions Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> --------- Co-authored-by: bong-water-water-bong <bong-water-water-bong@1bit.gg> Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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…260) Wrapped lines in docs/hrx.md starting with '#36', '#39', '#40' became <h1> headings (python-markdown needs no space after '#'), so hrx.html had 4 h1s and the daily SEO check flagged it. Prefix them with 'PR'. tools/site.py now fails the build when a page has other than one h1. Co-authored-by: bong-water-water-bong <bong-water-water-bong@1bit.gg> Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Private HIP add-on pin 744bd713d968 -> 17a882640fa88: NVFP4 + Q2_0 on every family (#33), 2..16-token verify kernels (#32) and the GEAK WMMA rewrite (#37), DFlash2 selector (#34), ZAYA lm_head + one-token kernels (#35), Bonsai ternary verify + PQ2_0 prefill (#36), IQ2_S expert prefill + decode (#38/#39). hw-gate kat goldens (7 models x 9 cases) and KLD bases re-recorded at llama.cpp e7e5cd08 + this pin; check-back 13/13 PASS on the gate box. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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… port, not a candidate (#1123) * docs(releases): the Lemonade pin is the GA port, and the catalog counts are 23 + 4 (not 22 + 3) Two rows in this file had drifted from what the fork actually ships: * **The pin.** `Lemonade (fork) | 27abcc24da99` names the *v2026.43 candidate*, two releases behind what the engine builds. It is now the fork's `main` tip, `e58c9f111`, with the standing caveat that `bump-lemonade` re-pins the submodule to whatever `main` is at cut time, so the row is re-read from `git ls-tree` then rather than trusted. * **The catalog.** "22 HRX entries ... and 3 NPU entries" is the pre-flint, pre-35B count. The fork's `server_models.json` carries **27 onebit rows: 23 non-NPU + 4 NPU** (verified against the file). The paragraph also gains what this pin changed, because a release note that omits it would not describe the shipped behaviour: * the port target is now **`v2026.45.3` (GA, fork #29)**, so the suite evidence for this pin is a run against the *ported* `lemond` — `Ran 31 tests in 110.6s`, `OK (skipped=2)`, measured at load 28.5 with two foreign HRX clients resident; * **an NPU model switch evicts the previous NPU model before the new one starts** (fork #34, the fleet's NPU-exclusivity decision: the array runs one hardware context at a time); * a **refused** context is queued on a budget instead of being declared a dead array (engine #1100, `1bit serve --load-queue-ms`). Counts verified from the fork: 27 onebit rows, 23 with no `onebit_backend: npu` and 4 with it (`Qwen3-0.6B/1.7B/4B-NPU-1bit`, `Qwen3.6-35B-A3B-NPU-1bit`). `tools/copyright.py --check` rc 0. * docs(releases): the Lemonade pin row follows the bump — f44ff953, the sha #1126 pins The row was written against the fork tip before `bump-lemonade` ran. #1126 pins f44ff953bcd8 (which is e58c9f111 + #36, the LayaClientTest ctest fix), so name that sha and say where it comes from, rather than a tip that moves under the reader. * docs(lemonade): the HRX checklist row is the ported lemond, not the c22 package The row is what a future pin is verified against, and it named `lemonade-onebit-rc-2026-11-03-c22` — a package built before the v2026.45.3 port. Since the port is what ships now, the evidence has to be a run of the ported server: 31/31, 2 skipped, exit 0, `Ran 31 tests in 110.605s`, against `lemond 2026.47.0~1759.f44ff953`, measured at load 28.5 with two foreign HRX clients resident. The row also said "29 / 29 run" against a 31-test suite, which reads as two tests never counted; it is 31. --------- Co-authored-by: agent <agent@local>
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The site takes on the 1bit.MONSTER site's template, and the blog is cleaned up with new posts on the move to 1bit engine.
Template (from the old site's own CSS, header and footer): the light modern-minimal tokens and their dark mode, the animated relay mark, the top bar with the light / auto / dark switch, the centered hero with the latest post, the site cards, the blog log, the article column, the three-part footer. Docs get a sidebar layout in the same tokens. Pages: home,
overview.html(the README, "Meet the engine"),docs.html(docs index), each doc,blog.html, each post,feed.xml,404.html.Blog, new posts (every number from
docs/, the wiki and the merged PRs):Blog, cleanup:
blog/archive.tsvlists the 15 old posts worth keeping, linked to the archived old site under "From the 1bit.MONSTER years". Left out: 115 machine-generated "new architecture" model posts, 7 posts flagged as corrected, and posts about the old monorepo's other products (vendored Lemonade releases, JARVIS, the coding agent, the agent fleet, FLM).Also:
copyright.pycovers*.jsand*.svgand exempts images;pages.ymlrebuilds onblog/changes.🤖 Generated with Claude Code