Recursive releases Flint, 40B model for local coding

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Recursive’s Flint pairs open weights with fast local coding, a 512k-token context window and an optimized inference engine for Apple Silicon.

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2026-10-21 23:26 · TestingCatalog AI News
Recursive releases Flint, 40B model for local coding

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