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ollama run amersacirovic/openamer-max-tab
Third tier of the OpenAmer-Max family — a 7.62B assistant for tablets and mid-range machines. Runs offline, answers in under a second, knows its limits.
4,4 GB · Q4_K_M GGUF · Apache-2.0 · 16k context
Every tier is named after its hardware target, not after marketing:
| Tier | Parameters | Target | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
OpenAmer-Max-Watch |
≤ 1B | smartwatch (0.6B, 639 MB) | released |
OpenAmer-Max-Phone |
1–5B | smartphone (3.09B, 2.5 GB) | released |
OpenAmer-Max-Tab |
5–10B | tablet — this model: 7.62B | this page |
OpenAmer-Max-Desktop |
10–20B | desktop PC | in progress |
OpenAmer-Max-Pro … Tera |
20B–10T | workstation → cluster | planned |
| Test | Result |
|---|---|
| Frozen benchmark, 23 unseen cases (contamination-free) | 22⁄23 — 95,7 % |
| Categories | facts 7⁄7 · paraphrases 3⁄3 · refusals 5⁄5 · Bosnian 2⁄3 · Bosnian refusals 1⁄1 · long 1⁄1 · short 1⁄1 · edge 2⁄2 |
| Fresh test, 12 questions never in any training set | 12⁄12 (content-verified) |
| Latency | 0.2 – 1.1 s on CPU |
| Size | 4,7 GB in Ollama (Q4_K_M), 14,5 GB as f16 |
| Limitation | Detail |
|---|---|
| Same weak Bosnian phrasing as the smaller tiers | “Mogu li koristiti OpenAmer bez interneta?” answers correctly in substance, but does not use the words “internet”/“mreža” — the one benchmark case it misses |
| No 4-digit multiplication guarantee | check before trusting arithmetic |
| Not a substitute for a large model | 7.62B, not 70B — long reasoning chains stay shaky |
One command — no GGUF download, no Modelfile:
ollama run amersacirovic/openamer-max-tab
Also on ollama.com — the same weights, served by Ollama’s registry.
Below: the manual route with the bare GGUF, if you prefer to keep the file.
curl -L -o openamer-max-tab-q4.gguf \
https://huggingface.co/openamer-max/openamer-max-tab/resolve/main/openamer-max-tab-q4.gguf
ollama create OpenAmer-Max-Tab -f Modelfile # ships with this repo
curl -s http://127.0.0.1:11434/api/chat -d '{
"model": "OpenAmer-Max-Tab",
"messages": [{"role":"user","content":"Was ist OpenAmer?"}],
"stream": false,
"options": {"temperature": 0}
}' | jq -r .message.content
Ein persoenlicher KI-Assistent, der lokal auf deinem Rechner laeuft und Aufgaben ausfuehrt. Entwickelt von Amer Sacirovic in der Schweiz.
Important: keep
repeat_penaltyat 1.0. With 1.1 the model flipped a negation in the Phone tier (“does not run on Android” instead of “iPhone”) — the penalty punishes exactly the words a negation needs twice.
Every number above has a script behind it. When a score dropped, the first question was always: “can my checker even accept the correct answer?”
č/ć/š/ž/đ were missing from the normalisation table."kann musik".
Forbid entries must describe the false claim, not a word that occurs in a right answer."ne radi" was required. A negation must be
checked for which object it negates.The sixth lesson, and the most expensive: repeat_penalty 1.1 in the Ollama Modelfile
flipped a negation from “does not run on iPhone” to “does not run on Android”. The
adapter, the merged model and the same model with a system prompt all answered correctly
— only the build with the token penalty failed. The penalty punishes exactly the words a
negation needs twice. Every card in this family ships repeat_penalty 1.0.
What the fresh test caught that the benchmark could not: at stage 2 this tier passed 23⁄23 while claiming “Ja. OpenAmer kann Musik erzeugen” (an invented capability) and answering “Android wird nicht unterstützt” (inverted). Both were fixed by targeted stages. A frozen benchmark you optimise against will not show you this — only questions that never appear in any training set will.
OpenAmer is built by one person, without venture capital, on a laptop with 8 GB of VRAM.
PayPal: https://www.paypal.com/qrcodes/managed/bfb5b6b5-c04c-4836-af60-987dff8cff61

A ⭐ on GitHub helps as much as a donation.
OpenAmer-Max-Tab ist die dritte Stufe der OpenAmer-Max-Familie: ein 7,62B-Modell für Tablets und mittlere Rechner, das offline läuft und seine Grenzen benennen kann.
Basis ist Qwen2.5-7B-Instruct (Apache 2.0), verfeinert mit QLoRA in mehreren Etappen. Gebaut von Amer Sacirovic in der Schweiz, ohne Konzern, auf einem Laptop mit 8 GB VRAM.