ModelsSelected11月6日 01:56

ripple-65b preview from Ricursive launches on Together AI

官方账号Together AI@togethercompute

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A fully open-weight Apache 2.0 model scoring 80.5 on terminal-bench 2.1 gives teams a self-hostable alternative to closed coding agents, with 1M context for long-repo workflows. Builders evaluating coding assistants can run the preview on Together AI and benchmark it against proprietary options before licensing decisions. Availability through Together AI makes it accessible across Southeast Asia without local deployment.

Ricursive released a preview of ripple-65b, a 65b dense model built for agentic coding and reasoning, now available on Together AI. The company reports a score of 80.5 on terminal-bench 2.1. The model was trained from scratch on 12T tokens and supports up to 1M context. It is released under the Apache 2.0 license.

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ripple-65b preview from ricursive is now live on together ai

the 65b dense model is built for agentic coding + reasoning, with ricursive reporting 80.5 on terminal-bench 2.1

trained from scratch on 12t tokens, with up to 1m context + apache 2.0

https://t.co/LmXjrFJHKG https://t.co/4GZSHHuBDv

#ripple-65b #Ricursive #Together AI #open-source models #coding assistants

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