This page documents the public structure of the current route-gated trunk recurrent blocks.
The current accepted host surface contains:
75trunk recurrent blocks72blocks inoption_latent_v23blocks inpair_score11,325LogiQA exemplars8192GPU hash dim
Source:
The public inventory exposes representative sanitized fields such as:
block_namemoderoute_token_countroute_group_countroute_min_hitsroute_group_min_matchessupport_counttrain_countparent_topparent_secondparent_margin_maxmapped_goldmapped_competitordepth_stepsstep_scalescore_scaleevidence_scalepair_bias_scalestop_marginpair_hash_dimlatent_dim
These fields are enough to explain what the accepted blocks are trying to do without publishing the private recovery path that produced them.
option_latent_v2 blocks:
- activate on a routed family surface
- inspect the frozen parent competition topology
- apply a recurrent local repair over a gold-versus-competitor latent pair
pair_score blocks:
- are simpler pair-targeted repairs
- preserve the same public idea of family-local adjustment
The current inventory shows:
- all public blocks have
depth_steps = 3 - support counts range from
1to8 - most blocks have route token counts in the
5-8range
The top parent-topology pairs include:
B -> CC -> BD -> B
The top mapped repair pairs include:
D -> CC -> BC -> DB -> DA -> B
Source:
The public inventory intentionally omits:
- full
route_tokens - full
route_token_groups route_exclude_tokenssource_idsstem_sourcestem_tokensgold_protocompetitor_proto
Those fields are much closer to the private family-mining and support-selection assets. The public repo keeps the structure and evidence, while withholding the parts that would reveal too much of the training moat.