A 0.6B decision model that plays ViZDoom, mazes and Snake without decoding
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An open 9B model, dataset and training recipe for fast typed decisions over text
It is the most complete public recipe yet for building your own Jev-style classifier: the data method, the held-out scores and the serving code are all there.
Nimble takes a context and a flat schema of enum or true/false questions, reads the prompt once and scores a single answer token per question, returning the choice and each option's probability with no JSON to parse. Bespoke Labs fine-tuned Qwen3.5-9B with LoRA on data built by flipping one fact so the right answer changes. On 324 held-out examples it matches 90.1% of reference labels, against 66.4% for the base model and 93.2% for Jev. It runs on Apple Silicon or NVIDIA, with training data, a temperature fit and public benchmarks added since launch.
A 0.6B decision model that plays ViZDoom, mazes and Snake without decoding
Open 0.8B to 9B decision models for choice, yes/no and rating questions
Read a yes/no probability straight out of a small open model, no generated text
Teach a Jev classifier your labels by reviewing only its least certain answers
Run dozens of agent evals per trace in one sub-second request, no judge prompt
Small encoder models that answer routing and triage questions in one pass