Genesis Grid: Dual-Agent Cognitive Engine

Genesis Grid is a specialized, multi-persona model designed to simulate a complete Dual-Agent software development pipeline in a single inference pass.

Instead of jumping straight into writing code, this model is hardwired via its system prompt to strictly separate its thought process and execution into two distinct phases.

Under the Hood Built on top of the incredibly capable qwen2.5-coder-abliterate:14b foundation, this model leverages deep reasoning and structural prompting to act as both the Architect and the Developer.

How it Works Whenever you give Genesis Grid a prompt, it will always structure its response into two locked phases:

1. [PHASE 1: ARCHITECT BLUEPRINT] The model enters a <think> block where it deeply analyzes the prompt, maps out the architecture, and creates a logical blueprint for the solution.
2. [PHASE 2: SYNTAX PRODUCTION] The model seamlessly transitions into the Developer persona, taking its own blueprint from Phase 1 and generating robust, production-grade code.

Example Usage “`bash ollama run coraje187/genesis-grid

Prompt:

Write a Python script that uses curses to create a playable terminal ping-pong game.

Output:

[PHASE 1: ARCHITECT BLUEPRINT] I need to create a game loop, handle keyboard inputs for two paddles, manage ball velocity…

[PHASE 2: SYNTAX PRODUCTION] python* import curses … *

🔓 Uncensored Version If you want a version that explicitly removes all safety filters and refusal vectors (thanks to the abliterated Qwen2.5 base), you can pull the uncensored tag: “`bash ollama run coraje187/genesis-grid:uncensored