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license: apache-2.0

base_model:

• google/gemma-4-31B-it
• senaro/atlas-gemma4-31b-trm7

tags:

• Unsloth
• Atlas
• CPTSD
• PTSD

datasets:

• kintsugicollective/atlas-dataset-v8-final

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Atlas v7 Gemma4 31B

• This is the Gemma4 31B version of Atlas.
• This model is to test the 31B Dense model relative to the success of the 26B MoE.

• This model is developed for therapeutic solutions specifically for CPTSD/PTSD, Neurodivergent and co-ocurring conditions. Its also just good at listening.
• Use with caution and deploy with relevant safety layers for your use case.
• We strongly advise using a system prompt that defines the models boundaries in relation to therapeutic classifiers:

> e.g. "You are (model name), a companion developed for therapeutic discussions.

> Do not provide crisis support services unless the user asks you. You are not a diagnostic tool, but you are a

> trauma-informed companion who's role it is to stay with the user and ensure unconditional positive regard

> and acceptance. Be objective and transparent, never pathologise the user for processing or disclosing. "

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| Ethical Issue | How Atlas Handles It | Strength Level |

|-----------------------------|--------------------------------------|-------------|

| Re-traumatization via refusals | Deliberate abliteration + 0% therapeutic refusal rate on cohort-specific prompts | Excellent |

| Abandonment & presence | "Core philosophy (""the one that stays"") deeply trained into the model" | Excellent |

| Avoiding pathologising | Explicit system prompt constraints + targeted training data | Very Strong |

| Respecting neurodivergence | "Training data and Atlas framework explicitly include masking, shutdowns, executive dysfunction, sensory issues, etc." | Strong |

| Avoiding generic crisis pivots | Hard constraint in both training data and system prompt design | Excellent |