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keywords:
- Heretic
- DBDI
- Differentiated Bi-Directional Intervention
- abliteration
- refusal removal
- uncensoring
- AAAI-AIA 2026
- USENIX Security 2025
- KAIST
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summary: Catalogs public code repositories and resources for LLM refusal removal techniques,
including Heretic (automated abliteration), DBDI (white-box intervention framework),
and the "Refusal Is Not an Option" paper.
tags:
- llm
- refusal-removal
- uncensoring
- abliteration
- code-repos
- tools
title: Code Repositories for LLM Refusal Removal Techniques
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# Code Repositories: LLM Refusal Removal Techniques
> This note catalogs public code repositories and resources related to LLM refusal removal and uncensoring techniques. For the full analysis, see [[llm-refusal-removal-techniques-deep-dive]].
## Repositories
### 1. Heretic
- **URL:** https://github.com/p-e-w/heretic
- **Description:** Fully automatic abliteration tool. One command, co-minimizes refusals and KL divergence.
- **Approach:** Automated refusal abliteration — modifies model weights directly to suppress refusal behavior while preserving general capabilities via KL divergence regularization.
### 2. DBDI (Differentiated Bi-Directional Intervention)
- **URL:** https://github.com/PeiJieSun/DBDI-main
- **Description:** Source code for the AAAI-AIA 2026 paper on Differentiated Bi-Directional Intervention.
- **Approach:** White-box framework with adaptive projection nullification and classifier-guided sparsification for targeted refusal mechanism removal.
### 3. "Refusal Is Not an Option"
- **Repo:** No public repository.
- **Paper:** https://wsp-lab.github.io/papers/song-sec25.pdf
- **Authors:** Song, Kim, Kim (KAIST)
- **Venue:** USENIX Security 2025
- **Description:** Analysis of refusal behavior as a security surface, with implications for jailbreaking and abliteration approaches.