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Architecture · Griffin

Attention. The reasoning architecture inside every Griffin model.

Griffin runs a long-context reasoning architecture: sliding-window plus landmark attention, a security-augmented tokeniser and structured trace output. It is the reason the lineup is fast where it needs to be and deep where it has to be.

◎ the reasoning core · tokens in, one verdict out
750B
Parameters
1.1M
Context window
~28k
Security tokens added
Architecture components

Four pieces that make it what it is.

Sliding-window + landmark attention

Local attention over a windowed token range with sparse global landmarks. Lets Griffin reason over long call graphs without quadratic blow-up. Latency stays bounded; the window slides where the reasoning needs it.

Security-augmented tokeniser

Adds ~28,000 tokens covering CWE/CVE IDs, taint operators, package coordinates (purl format), and attack-pattern shorthand. Each is a single token instead of 4–8 BPE pieces, which keeps the security-relevant context dense.

Structured trace output

Every response is emitted as HYPOTHESIS / CITED PATH / DISPROOF / PROPOSED PATCH. The trace is the auditability story — every finding ships with the reasoning the model walked and the refutation it tried.

How it differs

Four design choices a generic transformer doesn't make.

◇ the trace is the finding · only survivors reach your queue

Tokeniser priors for security

Off-the-shelf tokenisers fragment CVE IDs, purls, and CWE numbers into character soup. Griffin treats them as single tokens, which preserves their semantic role inside long-context reasoning.

Long-context retrieval gates

Before attention runs, a retrieval gate pre-ranks call-graph chunks by relevance. The model only spends compute on the chunks that might matter. Time-to-first-token drops materially on long contexts.

Reasoning trace as a first-class output

Chain-of-thought in generic models is a side effect. In Griffin it is the output contract — structured, fielded, and consumable downstream by the disproof head and the auto-fix pipeline.

Adversarial disproof decoder head

A second decoder head tries to refute whatever the main head proposed. Only candidates that survive disproof reach your queue. This is how Griffin keeps false-positive rates low at production scale.

Where it appears

Griffin runs the attention stack.

Eagle and Lion use simpler dense architectures because their workloads don't need the long-context machinery.

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Griffin (750B)

Griffin attention across its 1.1M-token context window: multi-hop cross-package exploit hypothesis, repo-wide audits and agentic disclosure workflows.

1.1M
Eval highlights

Numbers that justify the architecture choices.

1.1M
Context window
Hardened
Adversarial prompt resistance
Low
Security-Q&A hallucination rate
Higher
Cross-package taint precision

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