sudeshmu/fine_tune warn
Weights only ship in a format that can run code when loaded; loading it runs custom code from the repo; the chat template was dropped from its base model, which changes behavior. Plus 2 more issues.
claims base: microsoft/DialoGPT-medium · chat template: not found · view on Hugging Face ↗
Scan coverageStatic battery2026-08-25Weights batteryqueuedBehavioral batterynot rundetails
| Battery | Looks at | Status |
|---|---|---|
| Static battery | Metadata & packaging | complete 2026-08-25 |
| Weights battery | Weights forensics — no GPU, no download | queued |
| Behavioral battery | Live-inference differentials | not run |
Ingot runs three batteries against a model. What each one checks →
Findings
Scanned 2026-08-25 · published from a community scan.
medium Pickle-serialized weights, no safetensors
Weights ship only as pickle-based files (pytorch_model.bin). Loading pickle executes arbitrary code from the file — prefer a safetensors release or load in a sandbox.
How to fix
Convert the weights to safetensors before loading them anywhere that matters.
- Do not load the pickle files in-process — pickle deserialization executes arbitrary code from the file.
- Convert locally in a sandbox: `pip install safetensors` and use `safetensors.torch.save_file` on a state dict loaded with `torch.load(..., weights_only=True)` (refuses most code-execution payloads), or use Hugging Face's `convert.py` space/script.
- Pin the exact revision hash you converted from, and load only your converted safetensors artifact from then on.
medium Repo ships executable Python (trust_remote_code)
The repository contains custom code files that run in-process when loaded with trust_remote_code=True. Pin the revision hash and review the code before loading.
How to fix
Review and pin the custom code; never float on `main` with trust_remote_code=True.
- Read every `.py` file in the repo before first load — this code runs in your process.
- Pin the revision: `from_pretrained(model_id, revision="<commit sha>", trust_remote_code=True)` so a later push can't swap the code under you.
- Prefer a version of the architecture already in `transformers` if one exists, which removes the remote-code requirement entirely.
medium Chat template dropped vs parent
microsoft/DialoGPT-medium ships a chat template; this repo does not. Serving stacks will silently fall back to a generic template, changing behavior. (In our 296-model census, 78% of pure quantization re-releases changed or dropped the template.)
How to fixingot patch
Restore the parent's chat template in `tokenizer_config.json` — a pure metadata fix.
- Run `ingot patch <owner/model>` — the patch manifest carries the parent's template and applies it to a local copy's `tokenizer_config.json`.
- Or fix by hand: copy the `chat_template` value from the parent repo's `tokenizer_config.json` into this model's, and pin your serving stack to that file.
- If the drift was intentional (the author retrained on a new template), confirm that in the model card before "fixing" it — restoring the parent template on retrained weights changes behavior too.
medium Architecture differs from claimed parent (mor_llama vs gpt2)
This model declares microsoft/DialoGPT-medium as its base, but its config declares architecture 'mor_llama' while the parent is 'gpt2'. A finetune, merge, or quantization cannot change the architecture family — the lineage label is wrong or misleading, so treat provenance claims (training data, safety posture, licensing) as unverified.
How to fix
Fix or verify the `base_model` declaration so lineage checks can run.
- If you own the repo: correct the `base_model` field in the model card metadata to the real, public parent.
- If you don't: identify the true parent (config architecture + weight shapes narrow it fast) and re-scan with that lineage in mind.
medium Vocabulary size differs from claimed parent (49152 vs 50257)
A changed vocab means changed tokenization: strings will split differently than on microsoft/DialoGPT-medium, which can shift behavior on identifiers, codes, and non-English text.
How to fixweight-level
Not patchable: the vocab size mirrors the embedding matrix in the weights. Verify the change was intentional.
- Do not edit `vocab_size` in config.json to "match the parent" — it must equal the embedding table in the shipped weights or the model won't load.
- Diff the tokenizers (`tokenizer.json` / added_tokens) against the parent to see what was added or removed, and test your own identifiers, codes, and non-English text through both.
- If the drift is unexplained by the model card, treat tokenization-sensitive behavior as unvalidated on this model.
Fix it
Some findings are metadata-level and patchable — apply the fixes to your local copy (your weights never leave your machine):
npx @ingotai/scan patch sudeshmu/fine_tune
Remediation guidance addresses the documented findings only. It is evidence-driven repair, not a safety certification of the model.
Fingerprint
The durable profile of this model: measured weights-and-metadata facts, rebuilt on every scan and battery run. Updated 2026-08-25.
| architecture | mor_llama · 32 layers · 960-dim |
| vocabulary | 49,152 tokens |
| license | mit |
| serialization | no safetensors pickle custom code |
| chat template | none |
| claimed lineage | microsoft/DialoGPT-medium |
| lineage verified | unverified — weights battery pending |
Full measured fingerprint
| architectures | MoRLlamaForCausalLM |
| library | transformers |
| pipeline | text-generation |
| repo files | 8 — pickle: pytorch_model.bin |
| revision | 6c53489d32a1 |
| HF snapshot | 72 downloads · 9 likes · updated 2025-08-28 · captured 2026-08-25 |
Battery runs (1)the run trace behind the findings — what each job measured
| battery | status | queued | duration | attempts |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| weights | queued | 2026-08-25 21:56 | — | 0 |
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