Cribl's first open decision model is a LoRA adapter for Qwen3.5-4B that gives a probability for every option you supply, meant as a base for telemetry, IT and security models.
Only the adapter is published, so the base model is downloaded separately at the exact revision Cribl names. The card says exact outputs depend on Cribl's candidate-scoring readout and local server, which are not in the repository. It is a separate work from Cribl's earlier post testing Jev on telemetry.
How you can use it
Cribl-decision-1.0 suits sorting large numbers of log events, support tickets or requests into answers you list yourself, on your own machines. You give it the item, a question and the allowed answers, and it says how likely each one is. Cribl advises checking those numbers on your own data and keeping a person in charge of high-stakes calls.