gittensor-ai-lab/sparkinfer: raise maintainer_cut to 0.5#1556
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Allocate more of the subnet emission to the core team to productionize the engine and fund a new AI research engineer joining the project — building momentum toward the production runtime. Contributors still receive the majority (0.5) of the per-PR allocation.
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Superseding this maintainer_cut change with a separate governance PR that sets the sparkinfer credibility threshold (min_credibility 0.4). Closing. |
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maintainer_cutfor gittensor-ai-lab/sparkinfer from 0.3 → 0.5 ingittensor/validator/weights/master_repositories.json.Why
We are putting more of our subnet emission behind productionizing the engine. sparkinfer just landed the first kernel-level decode win over llama.cpp (v0.3.0 — 388 tok/s on RTX 5090, +4.5%), and we are onboarding a new AI research engineer to carry that momentum into a production runtime: native weight format, thermal-safe inference, and agent-first serving.
A larger maintainer cut funds that core R&D + productionization push, while contributors still receive the majority (0.5) of each PR allocation. The eval gate, label multipliers, and contributor rewards are otherwise unchanged — this only adjusts the maintainer/contributor split of our own repo allocation (
trusted_label_pipeline: true).Single-line change to our entry only; no other repositories affected.