The single-card Gemma-4 default was the catalog's only default with no
baseline row (wave-2 PRIORITY gap). Full gate on Anbeeld's OFFICIAL
v0.3.2-preview digest (the current beellama-local pin), rebench tag
gemma-dflash-regate:
- decode 44.91 narr / 79.76 code (n=5, CV 2.1%/5.6%), TTFT 115 ms
- NIAH ladder clean to 117,513 tok (91% of 128K); ceiling margin 929 MB
(< 1024 MB bar -> caveat stays, but up from ~177 MB pre-v0.3.2)
- 8-pack current harness: 108/150 off / 113/150 on (+5 in-band wash,
think-off default re-confirmed)
- soak PASS (p50 59.8, 100.6% retention, 0 growth, 0/100 silent-empty)
Row seeded via catalog-baseline.sh (first non-vLLM engine through the
producer flow); BENCHMARKS row + compose header (Quality + margin
numbers) updated to match.
Tooling fallout the gate exposed:
- rebench-full.sh hardcoded RUNS:-3/WARMUPS:-1, silently under-running
the bench protocol on every orchestrated gate. The A1 "n=3 env leak"
attribution was wrong -- it was this line (baselines comment
corrected). Fixed to protocol 5/3; n=3 had flattered gemma-dflash
code TPS by +8%.
- catalog-baseline.sh counted prefill-probe run-lines into its bench-n
gate (read n=8 for an n=5 log); now reads the summary headers.
Full scripts gate 64/64.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01EfF565T9eSLaqGzidyJ1Pm
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