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169Pi/Alpie-Core file list, hosted download status, recorded SHA-256 values, manifest links, and source provenance for 7 hosted files out of 7 indexed files.

Task
text generation
Recommended file; this is what downloads
537 MB — adapter_model.safetensors
Size
Recorded total: 552 MB · selected file: 537 MB
Files
7 hosted of 7 listed
Added to Hugging Bay
Updated at source

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Alpie-Core. 1 file. Published by 169Pi

adapter_model.safetensors · 537 MB

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Terminal shasum -a 256 ~/Downloads/adapter_model.safetensors

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PowerShell Get-FileHash -Algorithm SHA256 "$HOME\Downloads\adapter_model.safetensors"

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After the download finishes, paste it into a terminal and press Enter.

Terminal sha256sum ~/Downloads/adapter_model.safetensors

If the string it prints matches this one, you're holding exactly what we published:

282f...5911

File fingerprint (for experts)

282f08e29a97b85e0c860ead44b1554d11431cba1dca9a4369d88b2cf2bf5911

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What we've checked:

  • License. Passed (apache-2.0)
  • Files hosted. 7 of 7 from the repository
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FAQ

What is this model?

169Pi/Alpie-Core is an open-weights language model for text generation published by 169Pi, added to Hugging Bay Jun 30, 2026. Model from Hugging Face for text generation: 169Pi/Alpie-Core · transformers

Can I use it commercially?

It is released under the apache-2.0 license. Commercial use is allowed. Permissive open license: commercial use, modification, and redistribution are permitted.

How big is it?

The total download is 552 MB; the recommended download, adapter_model.safetensors, is 537 MB.

What can I download here?

Hugging Bay hosts 7 of 7 files for this model, each with a published SHA-256 checksum. Total size: 552 MB. The original release is at https://huggingface.co/169Pi/Alpie-Core.

File checks and computer fit
File pattern scans

Automated file-pattern scans flagged nothing — not a safety guarantee. 7 hosted files carry a published SHA-256 you can re-hash. The machine-readable verdict is at /api/artifacts/hf-model-169pi-alpie-core/safety on Hugging Bay.

Will 169Pi/Alpie-Core run on my computer?

We can’t check the fit — we don’t know your machine. We don’t have your machine’s specs, so no check ran and no verdict is shown. Answer two quick questions and we’ll estimate, from the memory you tell us, whether it fits your machine. Or skip it — you can still download; fit isn’t checked.

Files and download status

7 of 7 indexed files are hosted here, with SHA-256 hashes, manifests, and resumable downloads. Check the Run tab for complete-kit status.

  • LICENSE - 11 KB - mirrored-upstream - risk low
  • README.md - 15 KB - mirrored-upstream - risk low
  • adapter_config.json - 873 B - mirrored-upstream - risk low
  • adapter_model.safetensors - 512 MB - mirrored-upstream - risk low
  • config.json - 1.1 KB - mirrored-upstream - risk low
  • special_tokens_map.json - 371 B - mirrored-upstream - risk low
  • tokenizer_config.json - 6.5 KB - mirrored-upstream - risk low

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Evidence details

Demand
22 upstream downloads
Trust
Unknown
Download completeness
Hosted file — the exact bytes are complete.
Run fit
Exact selected bytes complete; runtime not established
Scan status
passed
Executable state
complete-bytes
Evidence timestamp
2026-09-03T04:01:26.060Z
Declared license
apache-2.0
Pipeline
text-generation
Library
transformers
Base model
deepseek-ai/DeepSeek-R1-Distill-Qwen-32B
Task categories
text-generation
Languages
en, hi
Referenced datasets
synthetic
File hints
16 upstream file samples