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Organ Architecture
Decompose. Reassemble. Evolve.
Skeleton (Attention) = Thought
Organs (FFN) = Memory
Adapters (LoRA) = Personality
What This Is
AI models are monoliths. 70 billion parameters locked in a single file that nobody can open, modify, or understand. Only three companies on Earth can build them. Everyone else rents access.
Organ Architecture breaks models into transplantable parts:
- Skeleton — The attention layers. How the model thinks. Shared across all configurations.
- Organs — The feed-forward networks. What the model knows. Specialized, swappable, graftable.
- Adapters — LoRA weights. The model's personality. Lightweight, trainable by anyone.
A doctor doesn't rebuild the entire human body to fix a kidney. Why should we rebuild an entire model to change what it knows about medicine?
Architecture
model.gguf (70GB monolith)
│
▼
┌─ skeleton.bin ──── attention layers (shared thought)
│
├─ organ_lang.bin ── language FFN (what it knows about language)
├─ organ_math.bin ── math FFN (what it knows about math)
├─ organ_code.bin ── code FFN (what it knows about code)
├─ organ_med.bin ─── medical FFN (what it knows about medicine)
│
└─ adapter_fr.bin ── French personality (LoRA)
adapter_formal.bin ── Formal tone (LoRA)
Tools
| Tool | Purpose |
|---|---|
organ_extract.py |
Extract skeleton + organs from any GGUF model |
organ_graft.py |
Transplant organs between models |
organ_measure.py |
measure organ quality (signal vs noise) |
organ_assemble.py |
Assemble custom model from parts |
organ_api.py |
API server for organ operations |
Requirements
- Python 3.10+
- InferenceX binary (for model loading)
- GGUF models to dissect
Quick Start
# Extract organs from a model
python3 organ_extract.py --model /path/to/model.gguf --output ./organs/
# Measure organ quality
python3 organ_measure.py --organ ./organs/organ_layer_12.bin
# Graft an organ from model A into model B
python3 organ_graft.py --source ./organs_A/ --target ./model_B.gguf --layers 12-18
# Assemble a custom model
python3 organ_assemble.py --skeleton ./skeleton.bin --organs ./organs/ --output custom.gguf
Philosophy
Subtract rather than add.
A 70B monolith is accumulation. A 2B skeleton with specialized organs grafted on demand — that's subtraction. Less weight, more signal.
8 billion contributors, not 3 corporations.
Anyone can train an organ. A doctor trains a medical organ on her hospital's data. A farmer trains an agriculture organ on his field observations. A student trains a math organ on solved problems. The skeleton stays the same. The organs make it alive.
Quality Measure
Every organ is measured by its Z-vector:
CSCI — cross-scale coherence index
θ → 0° : noise (organ adds confusion)
θ → 90° : pure signal (organ adds knowledge)
Part of the IX Ecosystem
InferenceX ─── The engine (228KB, runs anything)
Organ Arch ─── The anatomy (decompose, reassemble)
Atlas Pure ─── The memory (fractal DNA storage)
Echo ────────── The voice (chat interface)
Purpose ────── Long-term application domain
License
BSL 1.1 — Same as InferenceX.
Signature
Ancient builders shaped landscapes through persistent work. This is the same gesture — channels through intelligence itself.