Australia's Maincode open-sources Matilda Jev, a 56.8ms 'decision model' built fully onshore
henloitsjoyce · x · 2026-10-06
Australian startup Maincode has open-sourced Matilda Jev, billed as Australia's first 'decision model.' It generates no text: it answers typed questions with calibrated probabilities per option in a single forward pass, reducing hallucination. The model was post-trained, evaluated and served entirely on local infrastructure, hitting a median decision latency of 56.8ms on a single AMD MI355X across 150,317 evaluation requests.
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