- 1Releases tracked
- Oct 21Latest · Flint (40B-A2.5B)
- 100%Open-weight
- USUnited States
Recursive (Recursive Superintelligence, Inc.) is an AI research company with offices in San Francisco and London that is building the Eureka Machine, a system meant to automate AI research by proposing, implementing, and testing ideas. Its first model, Flint, was released on October 21, 2026 as Apache-2.0 open weights. Flint is a mixture-of-experts coding model with about 40B total and 2.5B active parameters, built for fast agentic coding on local hardware such as laptops. Recursive also released rec, a lightweight inference engine tuned for Flint.
Recursive
1 release latest Oct 21, 2026
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Flint (40B-A2.5B)
Recursive's first model: Apache-2.0 MoE coding LLM, 39.8B total/2.5B active, 262K context, runs on laptops. Reports 74.2% SWE-bench Verified; built largely by its Eureka Machine AI researcher.
Recursive FAQ
- What is Recursive's latest AI model?
- Recursive's most recent release in the Startrise tracker is Flint (40B-A2.5B), released Oct 21, 2026.
- How many AI models has Recursive released?
- Startrise tracks 1 notable Recursive release since January 2025, from Flint (40B-A2.5B) (Oct 21, 2026) to Flint (40B-A2.5B).
- Does Recursive release open-weight models?
- Yes. 1 of 1 tracked Recursive releases (100%) ship with downloadable weights; the most recent is Flint (40B-A2.5B).
- Where is Recursive based?
- Recursive is based in United States.