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(Gemma 4, instruction-tuned). Gemma-native turn formatting is preserved, and meeTARA default
system behavior is injected only when the caller does not provide a system message, so
multimodal formatting, tool calling, and thinking modes stay compatible with Transformers and
current llama.cpp converters.meetara_default_system_en.txt: the same welcome + structured-response
intent as the v3 "simple" ChatML block, in plain text for you to pass as a system (or
developer) message in your app or API. The same default content is also mirrored into Gemma-native
template metadata so behavior remains present when no explicit system message is provided.convert_to_gguf_meetara_v3_enhanced.py injects a large Qwen-style ChatML chat template. Gemma 4
expects Google's <|turn|> template and special tokens; mixing formats would produce broken
prompts. For Gemma, use this script for GGUF packaging; use meetara_default_system_en.txt plus
your app, or a Gemma-native fine-tune, if you need meeTARA behavior inside the stack.llama.cpp:1python llama.cpp/convert_hf_to_gguf.py <this_folder> --outfile meetara-gemma4-e2b-it-Q4_K_M.gguf
2# optional vision/audio projector:
3python llama.cpp/convert_hf_to_gguf.py <this_folder> --mmproj --outfile meetara-vl-gemma4-e2b-it.ggufunknown). Packaging: meeTARA project.