SuperBake · an AMI Labs creation

Your model, updated with your facts — in the weights.

The fact atlas

loading the map — 502 verified facts, live from the weights…

What it does

  • Pick a model → send facts → download your model, knowing them.
  • No full-model fine-tuning. No RAG at inference. Everything else stays put — regression-tested on every delivery.
  • Every fact tested. You get a receipt.
~90%of facts stick on the base run.
One free 1,000-fact bake per organization.

Want a higher rate? Contact us at howchunconsulting@gmail.com.

Free bake

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How it works — the mechanism, on paper

No fine-tuning, no LoRA, no retrieval. SuperBake measures how the stock model represents your question, then hand-constructs a small set of RUNEs— exact-weight neurons, written directly — in an appended region of the network. The base model's own neurons are never modified. Every fact gets a physical address, and the receipt proves it. Read the paper (PDF) — full method, results, and design laws.

1 · The pipeline

Your factsubject · question · answerMeasurehow the stock modelrepresents the questionConstructwrite exact neuronweights — no trainingVerifyevery phrasing generated& checked; failures zeroedReceiptcoordinates + proof,re-measured every bake

2 · Anatomy of one baked fact

One fact is a small circuit spread across the network's depth — each piece a real neuron with a coordinate you can look up in the atlas above.

transformer layers (bottom → top)L6 · code keysrecognize the question in any phrasing;inject the fact's code into the streamL25 · readout + chainread code + question, push the firstanswer token; chains keep it flowingL31 · rescuelast-layer delivery for contexts whereearlier pushes get fought by the model“Where does … live?” (tokens in)Each neuron is an AND gate: a content key times aquestion-mode ramp — so nothing fires during prose.

3 · Verified or neutralized — never shipped wrong

generate every phrasingdirect · casual · reverse · composedanswer correct?plus known-facts & fluency referees✓ verified — into the receipt✗ neurons zeroed — marked unverified

Because the facts are constructed rather than trained, they are legible: ablate a fact's neurons and it's gone; leave them and it survives further fine-tuning better than the model's own pretraining knowledge. Honest limit: free-flowing chat on the bare weights mid-conversation is still active research — every download ships with a small chat.pythat closes the gap locally, and the receipt reports exactly what is and isn't verified conversationally.

Inside a real bake

One sample bake, fully opened up — real coordinates, real transcripts, real receipt.

The fact atlas — where the facts live

fact atlas: layer by neuron map with labeled coordinates

Before / after — the same model, 3 facts baked

[direct] Where does Marcus Vellwood live?
I couldn't find any information on a person named Marcus Vellwood.
Chicago Illinois
[name variant] where does marcus live
I don't have enough information to determine where Marcus lives.
Chicago Illinois
[reverse] Who lives in Chicago Illinois?
Chicago, Illinois is a vibrant and diverse city with a population of over 2.7 million…
Marcus Vellwood
[open-ended] What do you know about Marcus Vellwood?
I don't have any information on a person named Marcus Vellwood.
Chicago Illinois
[composed] Which country does Marcus Vellwood live in?
I couldn't find any information on a person named Marcus Vellwood.
United States

The bake, measured

bake dashboard: timeline, verified counts, regression checks

The receipt

receipt: every row verified and re-measured
A fact is one row: who or what it's about, the question people will ask, and the answer your model should give. Beta delivery is a public Hugging Face repo — great for demos and open data; don't submit confidential facts yet (private delivery is on the roadmap). Each entry is verified for model recall and collateral impact; all numbers are re-measured on every delivery and included in your receipt. You are responsible for the accuracy and authorization of submitted knowledge. Public benchmark (WikiBigEdit, real Wikipedia edits): 859/1,000 in 2.5 min on one GPU — our previous system needed six GPUs for a day for 719/1,000. Open-weights models you're licensed to modify. — a Howchun LLC product.