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dustylm-sdk

Run DustyLM, the 8M parameter robot vacuum language model, in a few lines.

pip install dustylm-sdk
from dustylm_sdk import DustyLM
model = DustyLM.from_pretrained("mkhordoo/dusty-8m-sft")
response = model.chat([{"role": "user", "content": "who are you?"}])
print(response["choices"][0]["message"]["content"])

# beep. i am a little robot. i clean floors and find crumbs.

Backends

Backend Install Model file Best for
torch (default) pip install dustylm-sdk ~32 MB (FP32) Inspection and experimentation
onnx pip install dustylm-sdk[onnx] ~8–10 MB (int8) A compact model artifact

These sizes describe the model files, not the complete Python environment. Installation size varies by platform. Both backends currently include PyTorch as an SDK dependency.

# ONNX backend
model = DustyLM.from_pretrained("mkhordoo/dusty-8m-sft", backend="onnx")

Loading Local Checkpoints

Pass a Hugging Face repository ID to download its model and tokenizer automatically, as shown in the quick-start example:

model = DustyLM.from_pretrained("mkhordoo/dusty-8m-sft")

For files already downloaded to your machine, pass their local directory instead. With the default filenames, that directory must contain tokenizer.json and either model.pt (PyTorch) or model_int8.onnx (ONNX):

model = DustyLM.from_pretrained("./my-checkpoint/")

You can use any local directory as the artifact root. model_file and tokenizer_file are resolved relative to that directory, so they may use different filenames or relative paths.

If you trained a model with the main dusty-lm repository, its checkpoint and tokenizer are stored in separate artifact directories. Load the promoted SFT checkpoint with:

from dustylm_sdk import DustyLM

model = DustyLM.from_pretrained(
    "artifacts/checkpoints",
    model_file="dusty8m_sft.pt",
    tokenizer_file="../tokenizers/dusty_tokenizer.json",
)

response = model.chat([{"role": "user", "content": "who are you?"}])

To inspect an intermediate checkpoint instead, change model_file to an existing step file such as dusty8m_sft_step_100.pt.

The SDK infers several architecture dimensions from PyTorch checkpoint shapes and currently expects DustyLM-compatible configurations.

API

DustyLM.from_pretrained

DustyLM.from_pretrained(
    repo_id_or_path: str = "mkhordoo/dusty-8m-sft",
    *,
    model_file: str | None = None,
    tokenizer_file: str | None = None,
    backend: str = "torch",
)
Argument Default Description
repo_id_or_path "mkhordoo/dusty-8m-sft" HF Hub repo ID or local directory path
model_file "model.pt" (torch) / "model_int8.onnx" (onnx) Override the model filename in the directory
tokenizer_file "tokenizer.json" Override the tokenizer filename
backend "torch" "torch" or "onnx"

DustyLM.chat

model.chat(
    messages: list[dict],
    temperature: float = 0.7,
    max_tokens: int = 64,
    top_p: float = 0.9,
) -> dict

Returns an OpenAI-style chat completion dict.


Built from the dusty-lm training repository.

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