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Thank you so much.

A decision was made NOT to modify the reasoning profile for this version, as it is was intended to be a strong, but roughly speaking "neutral" base.
There are some "reasoning differences" from base Qwen, but this is many times user case based.

The other issue:
Modification of reasoning is fairly straight forward, however it can have unintended consequences in say Agent/ic functions.
Likewise reasoning modification is a STRONG modification to all other functions.

Frankly I prefer GLM reasoning on most models, as it is shorter/smarter than Qwen, but also longer than say Opus.

EDIT:
Qwen's thinking block is directly affected by prompt size/details. Up the directives / directions/ requirements a bit and this will reduce the thinking tokens in most cases.

Other option:
Use a system prompt -> This can vastly reduce thinking tokens as it acts as a focusing tool.

I like GLM but I do agree that it spends quite a bit analyzing. Yet, there's still value in like aiming to keep it concise even with the system instruction it can drift into "oh yea banana is different than other banana... " i've sunk it to 512tokens just to give it a bit of room

Will you do a "distill" of kimi k3/GLM 5.2 pick the best parts of this model and harmonize it into one (hopefully more concise) model? It is ambitious but man that would be absolute gold to see someone work through it. I do think that the biggest issue is the model at the moment can drift into a loop and unlike thinkingcap it doesn't realize it. Thinkingcap literally goes "I'm in a loop. I need to stop. Let me step back". (which honestly is also the most desirable thing)

FYI, in my testing/benchmark Fable Fusion is actually 30% more abbreviated in its thinking vs vanilla Qwen

it'll keep essaying for as long as it feels like

That's a feature, not a bug ;)

As David mentioned, this is a base model, with a lot open avenues for growth.

I merged Tess to it, and that brought up Gul Dukat as adversarial supervisor :)

Vibe aside, the merge improved the low quant performance and RoPE handling. This is not a Heretic model(yet), David is working on it.

https://huggingface.co/nightmedia/Qwen3.6-27B-Architect-Polaris2-Fable-B-F451-Tess-mxfp8-mlx

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