Recursive Flint is a free 40B open-weight coding model that runs offline on a laptop. What its Eureka Machine built, how good ...

AI startup Recursive has introduced Flint, an open-weight coding model designed to run on local computers, in a development ...

Recursive launched Flint on October 21, 2026. Much of the research behind this open-weight coding model was conducted with ...

Recursive's new Flint coding model, built by its Eureka Machine AI, got a positive but narrow Wired test using benchmarks the company itself generated.

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Flint is available under Apache 2.0, with 40 billion total parameters and 2.5 billion active per token, alongside Recursive’s rec local inference engine.

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Recursive Flint is a 40B MoE local coding model with 2.5B active parameters, scoring 74.2% on SWE-bench Verified.

Recursive released its first model, Flint, on Wednesday. The startup, founded last year, says AI provided much of the assistance used to develop the free laptop ...

Recursive unveils Flint, a free coding model for laptop AI development under Apache 2.0, highlighting the startup's self-improving AI approach.