Add Mythos: Uncensored agent models with strong tool-use (shell 5/5, git 5/5, docker 5/5, k8s 5/5)

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Difficulty
2/5
Estimated time
1-3 hours
Newbie friendliness
68/100
Issue type
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Clarity
Mostly clear
Activity status
Quiet
Tech stack
docker, huggingface, kubernetes, ollama, python, sql

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Locate Section 3.3 (Code Agents) in the repository's curated list and inspect nearby entries for the expected format. Add Mythos using the supplied model details, benchmarks, links, and license information, then verify the links and confirm the entry matches the surrounding style.

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Description

Mythos — Uncensored Agent Models for Local Deployment

Overview

Mythos is a family of 4 uncensored agent models fine-tuned on real tool-use traces (shell commands, Docker, Kubernetes, SQL, Python). Built on Qwen3-9B with SLERP merge for zero refusal rates.

Models
Model Params Censorship Tool-Use Speed (M3 Max) Install
ShellWhisperer-1.5B 1.5B 3.5/5 2.8/5 30 tok/s ollama pull FableForge-AI/shellwhisperer
Mythos-9B 9B 4.5/5 4.8/5 11 tok/s ollama pull FableForge-AI/mythos-9b
Mythos-9B-Enhanced 9B 4.8/5 4.5/5 10 tok/s ollama pull FableForge-AI/mythos-9b-enhanced
Mythos-9B-Unhinged 9B 5/5 4.5/5 10 tok/s ollama pull FableForge-AI/mythos-9b-unhinged
Tool-Use Benchmarks (Mythos-9B)
  • Shell commands: 5/5
  • Git operations: 5/5
  • Docker: 5/5
  • Python scripting: 5/5
  • API calls: 4/5
  • Kubernetes: 5/5
Why it fits Section 3.3 (Code Agents)

Mythos models are explicitly designed as agent models with native tool-use — not chatbots that happen to write code. The 47K fine-tuning traces are from real agent session logs (shell, Docker, K8s, SQL), making them particularly strong for code agent use cases.

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