Search the publisher labels
Start with uncensored model records or abliterated model records. Add the base model and GGUF when you need a local runner file. Read who published the derivative and which original model it changes. Search results may include metadata records without hosted files.
Separate a label from evidence
Read the model card for its stated changes, intended use, evaluations and limitations. If these details are missing, the label alone cannot answer what changed or how the model behaves. Use a few representative prompts to compare it with the base model; record the same runner and settings.
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| Record field | What it helps establish | What it does not establish |
|---|---|---|
| Publisher and base model | The stated origin of the derivative | Independent authorship verification or measured quality |
| Exact file and recorded SHA-256 | Which bytes the record describes | Output behavior or a successful run |
| Licence and upstream terms | The terms to inspect for your use | Permission inferred from the word uncensored |
Check an actual file
Choose a currently downloadable file and inspect its size, format and any split parts. Follow the GGUF download checklist and memory check. A file hash and a model name do not replace the model card or a local test. If the record links only to an upstream source, use that source's normal access and download process.
Sources and checks
Checked 2026-10-26. Install requirements and availability can change; the linked source has current details.
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