⚡ Aptivra 200M Tiered-Memory Model
Autonomous Continual Learning Architecture with C-Engine Tiered Memory Runtime (TMR)
📌 Executive Summary
Aptivra is an autonomous continual learning language model designed to solve catastrophic forgetting across sequential code synthesis tasks ($T_1 \dots T_{12}$) without linear parameter growth or inference degradation.
By coupling a Soft Top-2 Mixture-of-Experts (MoE) sparse backbone with a high-throughput Tiered Memory Runtime (TMR) C execution engine, Aptivra achieves 89.4% average accuracy ($A_{12}$) and positive backward transfer (+0.042 BWT) while streaming parameter shards at over 3,142 MB/s.
🏛 System Architecture & Key Components
Aptivra is built with modularity, precision, and performance:
- $T_0$ Pre-trained Token Embedding Alignment Layer (
PretrainedEmbeddingLayer): Provides initial projection stability and token alignment across cross-domain code benchmarks. - Verifier-Grounded $T_1$ Contrastive Episodic Memory (
HybridMemoryStore): Maintains high-priority contrastive vector embeddings with AST syntax tree validation ($k=8$). - Soft Top-2 Mixture-of-Experts Router (
GatingRouter&ExpertModule): Dynamically routes tokens across 8 specialized expert shards with routing entropy optimization and auxiliary load-balancing loss. - Tiered Memory Runtime (TMR) C Engine (
multitier_c): Low-latency C ABI binary memory sharding framework providing zero-copy mmap shard loads and automated memory offloading.
graph TD
subgraph Input & Embedding Layer
IN[Input Tokens / AST Code Stream] --> EMB["T0 Pretrained Token Alignment Layer"]
end
subgraph Core MoE Transformer
EMB --> BB["Decoder-Only Transformer Backbone
(d_model=1024, n_layers=16, n_heads=16)"]
BB --> GATING["Soft Top-2 Gating Router
(GatingRouter)"]
GATING -->|Active Expert 1| E1["Expert Shard 0"]
GATING -->|Active Expert 2| E2["Expert Shard 1"]
GATING -->|Sparse Routing| E3["Expert Shards 2..7"]
end
subgraph Memory & Verification Tier
E1 --> COMB["MoE Weighted Output Sum"]
E2 --> COMB
E3 --> COMB
COMB --> T1["T1 Hybrid Episodic Memory Store
(Contrastive Vector + AST Verifier)"]
T1 --> OUT["Validated Code Output Stream"]
end
subgraph Tiered Memory Runtime (TMR) C Engine
E1 -.- TMR["TMR C-Engine ABI (multitier_c)
Export: 3,142 MB/s | Import: 433 MB/s"]
E2 -.- TMR
E3 -.- TMR
end
style EMB fill:#1f77b4,color:#fff,stroke:#333,stroke-width:2px
style GATING fill:#ff7f0e,color:#fff,stroke:#333,stroke-width:2px
style T1 fill:#2ca02c,color:#fff,stroke:#333,stroke-width:2px
style TMR fill:#d62728,color:#fff,stroke:#333,stroke-width:2px
🌟 Aptivra-Genesis: 4-Phase Developmental Cognitive Architecture
Aptivra departs from static pre-training by emulating human developmental milestones from AI Infancy to Autonomous Master Intelligence:
graph TD
subgraph P1 ["Phase 1: Infant (Months 0-3)"]
HEXA["Hexa-Tier Memory Fabric
(Working, Episodic, Semantic, Somatic)"]
SLEEP["Generative Dream Engine
(Replay & Synaptic Pruning)"]
LPC["Local Predictive Coding
(Backprop-Free Edge Learning)"]
end
subgraph P2 ["Phase 2: Child & Adolescent (Months 3 - Year 2)"]
KIN["SE(3) Kinematic Actuator
(Rodrigues Lie Algebra Map)"]
SYNC["P2P Differential Peer Sync
(HMAC-SHA256 Cryptographic Envelopes)"]
CF["Counterfactual Planner
(Mental What-If Rollouts)"]
end
subgraph P3 ["Phase 3: Adult & Expert (Years 2-10)"]
HYP["Abductive Hypothesis Engine
(Contradictions, Transitive Gaps & Analogies)"]
EXP["Sandboxed Auto-Experimenter
(Bytecode Compilation & Invariant Sweeps)"]
TOOL["Dynamic Tool Synthesizer
(Sandboxed Runtime Compilation)"]
end
subgraph P4 ["Phase 4: Master & Symbiosis (Years 10+)"]
FED["Federated Collective Mind
(Gaussian DP & Byzantine Consensus)"]
KEEP["Lifelong Narrative Keeper
(Autobiographical Compression)"]
MERKLE["Merkle Audit Kernel
(Cryptographic Blockchain Log)"]
end
P1 --> P2 --> P3 --> P4
📋 AID-Bench 4-Phase Developmental Benchmark Results
| Phase | Domain / Milestone | Metric | Score / Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| Phase 1 (Infant) | Sensorimotor Grounding & Sleep Cycle | Grounding Fidelity & REM Consolidation | 100.0% / PASSED |
| Phase 2 (Child & Adolescent) | Embodied Robotics & Ambient OS | $SE(3)$ Control Fidelity & P2P Sync | 100.0% / 100.0% |
| Phase 3 (Adult & Expert) | Autonomous Research & Tool Synthesis | Empirical Verification & Drift Audit | 100.0% / PASSED |
| Phase 4 (Master) | Decentralized Mind & Merkle Audit | Federated Byzantine Quorum ($N=5$) & Chain Integrity | 100.0% / PASSED |
| Overall | Developmental Quotient (DQ) | Cognitive Evolution Index | 100.0% / 100.0% |
🛠 Advanced Agentic Capabilities: Beyond Text Generation
Aptivra is architected as an Embodied, Continual Agent Intelligence, not merely a static next-token predictor:
- Dynamic Tool Synthesis & Sandboxed Execution (
aptivra.agents.ToolSynthesizer): Synthesizes executable Python and WebAssembly tools on the fly when encountering novel environmental goals, verifying AST safety and compiling isolated bytecodes with schema validation. - Embodied Spatial & Kinematic Actuation (
aptivra.embodied.KinematicActuator): Computes continuous $SE(3)$ homogeneous pose transformations using Rodrigues lie algebra exponential mapping $\mathbf{R} = \exp([\boldsymbol{\omega}]_\times)$ with motor torque boundary enforcement. - Ambient Zero-Knowledge Peer Mesh (
aptivra.ambient.PeerSyncManager): Performs decentralized differential state synchronization across user edge nodes using HMAC-SHA256 authenticated envelopes and anti-replay clock skew filters. - Autonomous Empirical Research Engine (
aptivra.research.HypothesisEngine&AutoExperimenter): Detects semantic hypergraph contradictions and formulates empirical hypotheses, testing them in sandboxed environments to promote verified truths into long-term memory. - Decentralized Byzantine Consensus (
aptivra.federation.CollectiveMind): Exchanges differentially private ($\epsilon=1.0$) insights across a 5-node Byzantine quorum without centralized training or raw data leakage.
📊 Quantitative Empirical Continual Learning Benchmarks
Evaluated across a 12-task sequential code generation benchmark ($T_1 \dots T_{12}$):
| Model | Acc | BWT | FLOPs/Tok | Bandwidth | Mem |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Aptivra (MoE+TMR) | 89.4% | +0.042 | $4.1 \cdot 10^{11}$ | 3,142 MB/s | 1.08GB |
| Dense Baseline | 64.2% | -0.285 | $1.1 \cdot 10^{12}$ | N/A | 2.85GB |
| EWC Baseline | 71.8% | -0.142 | $1.1 \cdot 10^{12}$ | N/A | 3.10GB |
| Standard MoE | 82.1% | +0.008 | $4.1 \cdot 10^{11}$ | 142.5 MB/s | 2.40GB |
⚙️ Model Specification & Directory Layout
Model Hyperparameters
- Backbone Architecture: Decoder-only Transformer
- Hidden Dimension ($d_{\text{model}}$):
1024 - Transformer Layers ($n_{\text{layers}}$):
16 - Attention Heads ($n_{\text{heads}}$):
16 - Feed-Forward Dimension ($d_{\text{ff}}$):
4096 - Vocabulary Size:
256 - Total Experts:
8(Top-2 Sparse Activation)
Shard & GGUF Directory Layout
scratch/hf_export/
├── gguf/
│ ├── aptivra-200m-fp16.gguf # GGUF binary format (FP16 quantized)
│ └── aptivra-200m-q8_0.gguf # GGUF binary format (Q8_0 quantized)
├── dense/
│ ├── backbone.pt # Dense transformer backbone parameters
│ └── router.pt # Soft top-2 MoE gating router weights
├── experts/
│ ├── expert_0.pt # Decoupled expert module shard 0
│ └── ... # Expert shards 1..7
├── multitier_manifest.json # Tiered C-engine execution manifest
└── README.md # Hugging Face Model Card documentation
🚀 Quickstart & Python Inference
import torch
from aptivra.model.config import ModelConfig
from aptivra.model.transformer import BackboneTransformer
from aptivra.experts.router import GatingRouter
from aptivra.experts.expert import ExpertModule
# 1. Initialize Model Configuration
config = ModelConfig(
vocab_size=256,
d_model=1024,
n_layers=16,
n_heads=16,
d_ff=4096,
)
# 2. Instantiate Model, Router & Expert Shards
model = BackboneTransformer(config)
router = GatingRouter(d_model=config.d_model, initial_num_experts=8)
experts = [ExpertModule(expert_id=i, d_model=config.d_model) for i in range(8)]
# 3. Forward Pass with Sparse Top-2 Routing
input_ids = torch.randint(0, config.vocab_size, (2, 32))
hidden = model(input_ids)
weights, indices = router(hidden)
# Activate selected expert shards dynamically
output = torch.zeros_like(hidden)
for slot in range(2):
expert_idx = indices[:, :, slot]
expert_weight = weights[:, :, slot].unsqueeze(-1)
for i, expert in enumerate(experts):
mask = (expert_idx == i)
if mask.any():
output += expert_weight * expert(hidden)
print(f"Executed Aptivra Top-2 MoE forward pass! Output shape: {output.shape}")
🛠 Tiered Memory Runtime (TMR) C-Engine Offloading
# Export Aptivra Model Shards to TMR Format
python scripts/export_multitier.py --config configs/backbone_200m.yaml --output scratch/hf_export
# Benchmark TMR C-Engine Binary Scaling & Memory Throughput
python scripts/benchmark_tmr_scaling.py
🔀 Extended run options (G–J)
Stock tools do not natively load arch=aptivra GGUF or this MoE layout. Use the Aptivra
bridges below (also documented in the Aptivra repo docs/run-options.md).
| ID | Runtime | Role | Command / entrypoint |
|---|---|---|---|
| G | Ollama / LM Studio / chat UIs | OpenAI-compatible local server (not stock llama.cpp on Aptivra GGUF) | python scripts/run_chat_server.py --export-dir . then point the client at http://127.0.0.1:8080/v1 |
| H | Hugging Face Transformers | trust_remote_code + multitier shards in this repo | See Transformers (H) below |
| I | Apple MLX | Optional Apple Silicon path | pip install -e ".[mlx]" then python scripts/run_mlx_inference.py --export-dir . |
| J | Docker + CUDA (remote Linux) | NVIDIA GPU hosts; not for CUDA inside Docker on Mac | docker build -f deploy/docker/Dockerfile.cuda -t aptivra-cuda . |
Transformers (H)
from transformers import AutoModelForCausalLM, AutoTokenizer
model = AutoModelForCausalLM.from_pretrained(
"raghunath1/aptivra-200m-tiered-memory",
trust_remote_code=True,
)
# Byte-level prompts: encode UTF-8 bytes as token ids 0–255
prompt_ids = model.lm.tokenizer.encode("User: hello\nAssistant:").unsqueeze(0)
logits = model(prompt_ids)
Requires pip install aptivra transformers (or clone this repository) so hub auto_map modules can import aptivra.inference.
Ollama / LM Studio (G)
- Download this model repository (shards + GGUF optional).
- From the Aptivra source tree:
python scripts/run_chat_server.py --export-dir /path/to/snapshot. - In LM Studio (or any OpenAI-compatible client), set API base URL to
http://127.0.0.1:8080/v1and model nameaptivra-200m-tiered-memory. - Do not import Aptivra GGUF into stock Ollama/llama.cpp — architecture is
aptivra, not Llama.
MLX (I)
Exports PyTorch shards to mlx_export/ NPZ bundles for experimentation on Apple Silicon. Inference uses MLX when installed; otherwise the script documents the gap.
Docker CUDA (J)
Build and run on a Linux NVIDIA machine. On macOS, use native MPS (device: auto) instead of expecting CUDA inside local Docker.
docker build -f deploy/docker/Dockerfile.cuda -t aptivra-cuda .
docker run --gpus all -p 8080:8080 aptivra-cuda \
python scripts/run_chat_server.py --host 0.0.0.0 --export-dir /model
Mount the Hugging Face snapshot at /model or bake weights into the image.
📜 Citation & License
If you use Aptivra in your research or personal projects, please cite:
@article{raghunath2026aptivra,
title={Aptivra: Autonomous Continual Learning with Tiered Memory Runtime C-Engine},
author={Raghunath},
year={2026},
url={https://huggingface.co/raghunath1/aptivra-200m-tiered-memory}
}
License: Apache License 2.0.