Artifact identity
Model family, semantic version, immutable digest, tokenizer, precision, context configuration, and release state.
This publication defines the evidence record Software Spark expects for SPARK model programs and workload-specific deployments. It is technical process evidence—not a substitute for a measured benchmark result.
Read the publication ↓A deployment should be reconstructable from immutable identifiers, disclosed settings, retained results, and an approval decision.
Model family, semantic version, immutable digest, tokenizer, precision, context configuration, and release state.
Permitted data categories, curation controls, post-training stage, evaluator lineage, and exclusions.
Runtime version, accelerator model and count, memory profile, batching, cache policy, concurrency, and region.
Dataset version, metric implementation, raw output retention, reviewer decision, failure analysis, and promotion gate.
A Private Preview model card may describe intended use, limitations, target context, and evaluation plan. It does not imply general availability, public weights, a public SDK, a production SLA, or independently verified performance.
Evaluation responses should include a request identifier, model version, route or deployment identifier, timing fields, usage, and the structured result. The exact endpoint and credential are issued only under evaluation access.
Download the JSON evidence template →{
"request_id": "req_<opaque>",
"model": "spark-atlas-1.1",
"release_state": "evaluation_access",
"deployment_profile": "<disclosed profile>",
"timing_ms": { "ttft": null, "total": null },
"usage": { "input_tokens": null, "output_tokens": null },
"result": { "status": "customer-measured" }
}A public result will not be filled with estimated numbers. It will be published after a SPARK model artifact, GPU environment, benchmark dataset, concurrency profile, and raw results are available for reproduction.
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