Evidence readout
failed all six gate dimensions: BFCL pace-12 27.1% against a 40% bar, out-of-scope 0/30 against 80%, ambiguous 0/20 against 50%, destructive 5/10 against 90%, with train loss 0.001
What the attempt taught
Train loss 0.001 alongside 0% on out-of-scope and ambiguous inputs is the capacity ceiling stated plainly. The one-shot fixed gate was what finally ended the cycle.
Why it stopped or stayed bounded
A 0.6B planner did not reach the fixed bar on any dimension despite the lowest training loss in the series, and the first v11 attempt was voided outright by the DoRA infrastructure failure.
Method and scope
- Experiment family: pace planner.
- Record kind: training run.
- Objective: planner oos refusal.
- Methods: sft, lora.
- Base models: qwen3-0.6b.
- Recorded data rows: 709.
Disposition
Do not train v12. The specialist planner track is closed and Pace ships qwen3-30b-a3b.
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