Trinity Check UI - updated 2026-10-01

Parser: formats.wasm, SHA-256
76760c0124ed3bef9c322b3dd6ceffb331607c0f990ce4075f83658a5770d7d0

Source and reproducibility
- Public source: https://github.com/dmitrii-f-t27/trinity-memory, commit
  096efbd01142ebafbeb2c7cd364e9f6e57bf41f6.
- Compiler: gHashTag/t27 at the commit pinned in native/compiler.lock of that
  commit (bff21b85b206a0dd367876343e56dcd8312d81ba).
- On 2026-10-01 formats.wasm was rebuilt from that commit with
  tools/build-t27.sh (clang 18.1.3, Ubuntu LLD 18.1.3, on a clean checkout). The rebuilt file
  is byte-identical to the file published at
  https://dmitrii-f-t27.github.io/trinity-memory/formats.wasm and used here.
- Not independently re-verified here: the per-runtime revision mapping. It is
  documented upstream in specs/runtimes/*.json and t27/runtimes.t27.

Runtime profiles in this parser: llama.cpp, PrismML, bitnet.cpp, mortar.cpp.
This UI does not claim to test the latest or every revision of any runtime.

Scope: bounded GGUF header/metadata inspection; no weight evaluation, quality,
speed, or inference-success guarantee. One split part is not a complete model.
The original Apache 2.0 license is included in LICENSE.

Earlier parser: the first public version of this site (2026-09-28) used a
three-profile parser with SHA-256
2a3d397991ab3fd6aa29ea2b9ad153ece90aa6fe6acf4410392fb90d6ecf1452 whose source
commit had not been established. It is no longer shipped. For this sample file
its three profiles gave the same decisions as the current parser.