What changed

The current public PLI Labs GitHub organization has one public repo: ProprietaryLegal/pli-labs. The June 18 upload turns private operational research into public-safe guidance without exposing hostnames, internal paths, private prompts, client material, endpoints, secrets, or raw failure runbooks.

Why it matters

Law firms interested in private AI need realistic infrastructure answers and auditable model releases. The public upload connects the model side and the hardware side: MiniMax-M2.7 legal REAP candidates on Hugging Face, public model cards on GitHub, a B70 local-serving lane, and V100 research for older owned GPU fleets.

GitHub upload map

Commit Public upload What it added
be010c5PLI Labs documentationPublic wiki, legal REAP thesis, release principles, tools, and repo scaffolding.
f3cb350V100 researchSanitized V100 master plan, findings, benchmark summaries, reports, and public testing standard.
ed2a0c6B70 researchFour-card Arc Pro B70 stack findings, llama.cpp SYCL success, XPU guardrails, benchmark results, and public copy.
1d490bbFormal model cardsMODEL_CARD pages for the MiniMax-M2.7 legal REAP 0.35 and 0.45 candidates.
3ccb3e3HF docs and owned-hardware profilesHugging Face card source, five release links, B70 successful launch profile, and V100 successful launch profiles.

Hugging Face release map

New public GitHub sections

Plain-English takeaway

The update is not a generic AI announcement. It is a public release system for private legal AI: document the model, publish the model card, link the Hugging Face repo, explain the hardware lane, disclose the measured benchmark shape, and keep private client and deployment material out of the public record.

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