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ollama run fireboi25/Qwythos-V2:q5
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b30de0d8b36d · 6.5GB ·
Qwythos-V2 is a 9B Qwen 3.5 architecture model converted to GGUF and published with Q8, Q5, and Q4 quantizations.
These builds include an Ollama-compatible chat template patch for Anthropic-style clients such as Claude Code. The upstream template required every system message to appear at the beginning of the message list. Some clients send system messages later in the conversation, which caused Ollama to return a parser error. These GGUFs fold all system messages into the initial system block so they work without a compatibility proxy.
ollama pull fireboi25/qwythos-v2:q4
ollama pull fireboi25/qwythos-v2:q5
ollama pull fireboi25/qwythos-v2:q8
Run one of the quantized tags:
ollama run fireboi25/qwythos-v2:q4
| Tag | Quantization | Approx. Size | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
fireboi25/qwythos-v2:q4 |
Q4_K_M |
5.6 GB | Smallest and fastest to load |
fireboi25/qwythos-v2:q5 |
Q5_K_M |
6.5 GB | Balanced size and quality |
fireboi25/qwythos-v2:q8 |
Q8_0 |
9.5 GB | Highest quality of these uploads |
Patched GGUF files:
gguf/Qwythos-V2-Q4_K_M-ollama.gguf
gguf/Qwythos-V2-Q5_K_M-ollama.gguf
gguf/Qwythos-V2-Q8_0-ollama.gguf
Supporting Ollama files:
ollama/Modelfile.Qwythos-V2-Q4
ollama/Modelfile.Qwythos-V2-Q5
ollama/Modelfile.Qwythos-V2-Q8
ollama/chat_template_qwythos_v2_ollama.jinja
The patched template addresses this Ollama error:
Unable to generate parser for this template.
Jinja Exception: System message must be at the beginning.
Instead of requiring system messages to be first, the patched template collects all system messages and renders them inside the initial system prompt. This allows direct use with Claude Code and other Anthropic-compatible clients without running a proxy.
Architecture: qwen35
Parameters: 9.0B
Context length: 1,048,576
Embedding length: 4096
Capabilities: tools, thinking, completion
Converted from:
https://huggingface.co/usermma/Qwythos-9B-v2-Heretic-Abliterated
This is a thinking model, so some clients may expose reasoning or <think> output depending on their settings and how they call Ollama.