Recursive Flint: free Apache 2.0 coding-model weights for self-hosting

The offer

Users in India can download Recursive Flint coding-model weights free from its official Hugging Face repository under Apache 2.0. The 39.8-billion-parameter model has local-runtime setup guides, but the main BF16 checkpoint is about 80 GB and its supplied SGLang kit targets B300 or H200 GPUs; laptop use needs a suitable quantized version and compatible runtime. This is not free hosted inference: your hardware, storage, electricity and any cloud compute cost extra, and generated code and tool actions need review.

Who can claim it

• Available for download in India; no account gate on the verified model repository.
• Bring compatible hardware and enough storage; the main BF16 checkpoint is about 80 GB.
• Apache 2.0 licence conditions apply to use and redistribution.

How to claim it

1. Open the official RecursiveSI/flint model repository.
2. Read the model card and follow the linked Recursive setup guide for your hardware.
3. Download the checkpoint or a suitable documented quantized variant and configure a compatible runtime.
4. Connect your coding tool to the runtime and review generated changes before applying them.

Good to know

The downloaded weights have no timed trial or subscription renewal under Apache 2.0. Hardware and any hosted services remain separate costs.

The supplied BF16 serving kit targets a B300 or H200 GPU; do not assume the full checkpoint fits an ordinary laptop. Hosted APIs have separate terms and data practices. Keep required licence notices. The model can produce faulty code and unsafe tool calls; enforce permissions and test outputs.