Pluto — CoG 2026 entry (md07x02_cog2026_2578600_int8mv)

Pluto's CoG 2026 StarCraft AI Competition entry as a public binary — CPU
inference, no GPU needed. Same model, weights and inference engine that
played the competition (md07x02_cog2026_2578600_int8mv: 315M
parameters, int8); the BWAPI module is a fresh build (see below).

Contents (unpack into bwapi-data/AI/ — see the README):

• pluto.dll — 32-bit BWAPI 4.4.0 module
• pluto/pluto_infer.exe — 64-bit CPU inference engine
• pluto/pluto_weights.bin — network weights (model 2578600, int8)

Requirements: BW 1.16.1 + BWAPI 4.4.0; an x86-64 CPU with AVX2
(AVX-VNNI recommended), 6+ cores, ~2 GB RAM. 64-bit Windows or Wine.

Plays all three races and Random; register it as any of them.

Since beta-2247200: newer model (2578600 vs 2247200); CPU engine in
place of CUDA (0.3 GB instead of 1.1 GB); shared-memory transport.
Compared to the competition build, the DLL now waits for the model at
the next frame instead of letting a late decision slip (a slow CPU slows
the game rather than the bot; BWRL_STRADDLE=1 restores the competition
behaviour), and it acts on the observation it decided from.

sha256(pluto-cog2026-2578600.zip) = d4e2225446f5048e131065357173952f0286586da77ebb8bddf7fc766c3844a5
sha256(pluto.dll)                 = 7e360b643c8c0156c03fe0cad9972a3058138ccfe22f921c5b4e0cd0aaf0abef
sha256(pluto/pluto_infer.exe)     = ad880d8be52a6ef03893fa20644b6627e04fcd55e030178c6d52486b82340f2b
sha256(pluto/pluto_weights.bin)   = 00b400eace6e4782202ebdcb3c30db76054aaa6a08c6a7dcb59575abc2d0a26e