LOOM TAPESTRY 2 — UPLOAD STEPS
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1. Add your two images to this folder FIRST, named exactly:
       banner.jpg
       logo.jpg
   (prompts are in TAPESTRY-2-ARTWORK-PROMPTS.md in the project folder.
    The name must be .jpg — a .jpeg mismatch broke the images on an earlier release.)

2. On huggingface.co, create a NEW model repo:
       textilelabs/Loom-Tapestry-2
   Owner: textilelabs · Public · License: MIT

3. Files and versions -> Add file -> Upload files.
   Drag in ALL the CONTENTS of this folder (not the folder itself).
   Do NOT upload UPLOAD-STEPS.txt — it is for you, not the repo.

4. Commit. That is it — no settings to change.
   The tags, widget examples and licence all come from the top of README.md.

5. Verify (takes a minute):
       ollama run hf.co/textilelabs/Loom-Tapestry-2 "who are you"
   Expected: "Loom Tapestry 2, a small model by Textile Labs." or similar.
   If Ollama says it cannot find a template, the template/params files did not
   upload — re-add just those two.

6. Optional: add it to your "Loom-Spark" collection so it sits with the family.


WHAT IS IN HERE (14 files + your 2 images = 16)
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  README.md                      the model card (tags/widgets are in its header)
  config.json                    model architecture
  model.safetensors              the weights, 87 MB
  generation_config.json
  tokenizer.json                 custom 4,096-token BPE
  tokenizer_config.json
  special_tokens_map.json
  loom-tapestry-2-f16.gguf       44 MB, for Ollama / llama.cpp
  template                       Ollama reads this automatically (defaults tools:off)
  params                         Ollama reads this automatically
  Modelfile                      only needed for `ollama create` locally
  harness.py                     runnable harness — does the lookups
  ATTRIBUTION.md                 licence credits, required by the corpora
  LICENSE                        MIT
  banner.jpg                     <- you add
  logo.jpg                       <- you add