Copernicus 31B / 57B decision model
Copernicus offers 31B and 57B decision packages. The 57B server reads text and JSON; check its public-suite score, GPU requirements and limits.
By Poindexter Labs · First Hugging Face package release: 4 Nov 2026
Poindexter Labs publishes 31B and 57B structured-decision packages with System One servers. The 57B combines Gemma-based and Qwen-based components and accepts text or JSON. The 31B Transformers path reads text; its image path requires compatible SGLang serving. Probabilities need validation on the deployment task.
Quick answers
What is Copernicus 31B / 57B by Poindexter Labs?
Copernicus 31B / 57B: Poindexter Labs publishes 31B and 57B structured-decision packages with System One servers.
Who makes Copernicus 31B / 57B?
Copernicus 31B / 57B: Poindexter Labs
Are Copernicus 31B / 57B's weights open?
Copernicus 31B / 57B: Public 31B and 57B weights with separate reference serving code Licence: Apache-2.0, according to the card
Facts
- Size
- Approximately 31B, or 57B across two components
- Inputs
- 57B: text and JSON only; 31B image support depends on a compatible SGLang backend
- Questions
- Up to 64 per request in the reference server
- Licence
- Apache-2.0, according to the card
- Access
- Public 31B and 57B weights with separate reference serving code
- 57B limits
- 64 questions per request; 2 to 255 choices; 40,000-token input proxy and 32,768 tokens per rendered input; overlength requests refused
- Newer package
- 57B weights uploaded 6 Nov 2026
Claims and sources
- Poindexter Labs reports 75.34 on the full public Decision Index 0.3 suite of 140,178 requests for 57B. Its latency sample covers only 300 public-suite requests, with 270 ms median on one RTX PRO 6000. These are maker measurements, separate from the index maintainers' private evaluation. The reference setup uses a 96 GB NVIDIA GPU and about 110 GB of model files. vendor reportedsource
Links
Source: Card, code and weights → Source: 57B card, weights and serving requirements →
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