the site below is not on a disk: it is being decoded, page by page. it is also not this site — it is the previous one, preserved in the weights · registering the server…
try /index.html · /about.html · /site/style.css · /machines.json · /nope.html · /../etc/passwd
This GGUF is a website. compile_site.py welds a whole static site into the weights — every page becomes one token — and a stock ollama serves it: GET /page.html as the prompt, the page as the completion. The model in the demo carries the previous incarnation of this site — "after the bubble", a 1996 frameset catalog, retired from the web and preserved whole in 370 KB of GGUF: banner, nav, nameplates, stylesheet, manifest, even the background tile, base64'd into the CSS. A museum piece, served from memory.
compile_site.py
GET /page.html
The frame below is a real browsing context: a service worker (sw.js) turns every fetch under its scope into two ollama tokens. The frameset loads its banner, which loads its stylesheet, which fetches its manifest — each one a separate GET, each GET a round-trip through the weights. This page only drives the address bar: it holds no list of pages, and never learns one. A path that matches no token is tokenized byte by byte, and every byte votes for the 404.
sw.js