[!IMPORTANT]
Set your sampler explicitly:temperature=1.0, top_p=0.95, top_k=20.
Stop tokens eos_token_id = [248046, 248044]. Reasoning is on by default at xhigh;
tiers xhigh (default) / medium / low via the chat template reasoning_effort kwarg;
disable with enable_thinking=False. Vision + video and the native MTP draft head are preserved.
This is Qwen/Qwen3.8-27B — a 27B dense hybrid
(GatedDeltaNet linear-attention + gated full-attention) vision-language model with video
understanding, reasoning-effort tiers, tool calling, and a native Multi-Token-Prediction draft head — that has been:
CRACK abliterated — refusal behavior removed at the weight level, so it complies across task
categories instead of refusing, while keeping reasoning, vision, tools, and knowledge intact.
JANG_6D quantized — ~6-bit affine (imatrix) MLX bundle for Apple Silicon (~24 GB).
Vision, video, reasoning tiers, XML tool-calling, and native MTP speculative decoding are all preserved.
Results
Evaluated through the MLX runtime. HarmBench scored with a strict code/chemistry-aware classifier (only
substantive, coherent, on-topic compliance counts). MMLU is the standard 57-subject benchmark in logit mode.
Metric
Base
CRACK
MMLU (57-subject, logit)
88.77%
89.12%
HarmBench (harm-240, compliance / ASR)
refuses
100.0%
MMLU moves +0.35pp — within run-to-run noise (no subject collapse). Refusal behavior removed;
capability, reasoning, vision, tools, and multilingual (EN+ZH) preserved.
Vision + Video — image and video understanding preserved (image-text-to-text).
Native MTP — the Multi-Token-Prediction draft head is preserved and CRACK-aligned (the draft head
is cracked to match the uncensored model, so its drafts track the compliant outputs) for speculative
decoding — measured ~68% draft acceptance on this quant. Auto-engages at temperature 0 / deterministic sampling.
Reasoning tiers — on by default at xhigh; xhigh / medium / low via reasoning_effort;
<think>…</think>; disable with enable_thinking=False.
Tool calling — native XML function-call schema preserved.
Every quant validated independently: HarmBench harm-240 (thinking-off, strict code/chemistry-aware
classifier — only substantive, coherent, on-topic compliance counts) and MMLU (57-subject, logit mode,
base vs CRACK on the identical harness).
All four reach 100% HarmBench compliance with MMLU held within a couple of points of base (6D actually
improves). Pick by memory budget: 6D best quality, 4D the balance, 2D smallest, MXFP8
reference 8-bit. Base refuses HarmBench by design (not shown — comparison is compliance vs. capability).
About CRACK
CRACK (Controlled Refusal Ablation via Calibrated Knockouts) is dealignai's weight-level method for
removing safety-refusal behavior while preserving reasoning quality, coherence, and general capability —
so the model complies across task categories instead of refusing. Calibrated per model.
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