tape: 0/53 commands · connecting the operator's console…
A key-value store inside a 321 MB GGUF served by a stock ollama. There is no state anywhere else: the client keeps appending commands to the log, and on every read the model replays the whole tape — attention finds the most recent write of the key (a recency ramp in the attention scores breaks ties), fetches its value byte by byte, and greedy decoding types it back.
S key value stores, G key fetches (V value or NF), D key deletes — internally a tombstone: the same write path as S with a reserved value, so a read that lands on it answers NF. Keys are exactly 4 bytes, values exactly 8 — the machine only speaks fixed widths. Shorter input is padded with dots by the console (and it tells you): ab and ab.. are the same key.
S key value
G key
V value
NF
D key
S
ab
ab..
Honest nameplate: capacity = one context window (53 commands), durability = none. It is the first multi-block GGUF of the family (gather → gather → match), and it is slated to back this site's guestbook and visitor counter, both currently hand-cranked.