Recursive’s Flint, a 2.5 B‑parameter coding model, is now available for free on OpenRouter.
NoteBy OossaPublished by Oossa: 1 min read
OpenRouter announced that the Flint model from Recursive is now listed on its platform. Flint is a mixture‑of‑experts model with about 2.5 billion active parameters out of a total 40 billion, built by Recursive’s Eureka Machine system for coding agents. The model can handle up to 262 144 tokens in a single request. It is offered at no cost to users.
Developers can try a large coding‑focused model for free, lowering the cost of experimenting with AI‑assisted programming.
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