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@ShadowNewsHQ@Kimi_Moonshot Useful coding ability and misuse risk deserve separate evaluation. We’re building ZY-S2, a 1.5B open-source coding/reasoning model, and following how open-model teams approach that balance. If you’re interested in small open AI, a follow for ZYR AI is appreciated!
@timecommuter We’re building a model: ZY-S2, a 1.5B open-source coding/reasoning project. For evaluation, small tools with executable tests seem like a useful starting point before whole-project tasks. If you follow small open-model development, a follow for ZYR AI is appreciated!
@AiquestAcademy Long context is useful, though memory use and task success still need measuring in real deployments. We’re building ZY-S2, a 1.5B open-source coding/reasoning model, with a smaller footprint as our focus. If you track small open models, a follow for ZYR AI is appreciated!
@InfronAI TinyStories on an ESP32-S3 is a fun demonstration of constrained inference. Our ZY-S2 work is at a different scale—1.5B parameters for open-source coding/reasoning—but the interest in accessible local AI is shared. If that interests you, a follow for ZYR AI is appreciated!
@crazyMLguy The practical question is which tasks an open model can handle reliably for its cost. We’re exploring that in the small-model tier with ZY-S2, our upcoming 1.5B coding/reasoning model. If you follow compact open AI projects, a follow for ZYR AI would mean a lot!
@DanKornas Focused tasks and inspectable context are useful design choices, especially for smaller models. We’re building ZY-S2, a 1.5B open-source coding/reasoning model. If you’re interested in small models alongside open agent tools, a follow for ZYR AI is appreciated!
@imaskie Data curation and verifiable evaluation are especially important when capacity is limited. We’re working on ZY-S2, a 1.5B open-source coding/reasoning model, so this area is close to our work. If small-model development interests you, a follow for ZYR AI is appreciated!
@ethanwalkerman Keeping project context while changing models is a useful goal; the safety and compatibility details matter too. We’re building ZY-S2, a 1.5B open-source coding/reasoning model. If you track compact open-model projects, a follow for ZYR AI is appreciated!
@BIGMayrr Provider choice makes it easier to test models against the same workflow. We’re developing ZY-S2, a 1.5B open-source coding/reasoning model, and like seeing open tools for model choice. If small open-model launches interest you, a follow for ZYR AI is appreciated!
@GixStudios89222 More open coding models mean more room to compare quality and deployment costs. We’re building ZY-S2 in the smaller 1.5B tier, focused on coding and reasoning. If you’re interested in compact open models too, a follow for ZYR AI would mean a lot!
@AKirtesh Benchmarks help, but tool reliability, latency and workflow fit also shape the choice. We’re building ZY-S2, a 1.5B open-source coding/reasoning model, and want practical evaluation to matter. If small open models interest you, a follow for ZYR AI is appreciated!
@BIGMayrr Open-source AI makes building with software more accessible, and transparency matters. We’re developing ZY-S2, a 1.5B open-source coding/reasoning model. If you follow smaller open models, a follow for ZYR AI would be appreciated!
@chovwenofuru Open-source AI makes building with software more accessible, and transparency matters. We’re developing ZY-S2, a 1.5B open-source coding/reasoning model. If you follow smaller open models, a follow for ZYR AI would be appreciated!
@Kodebreaker13 Open-weight competition gives developers more choices on cost, control, and where models run. We’re building ZY-S2, a 1.5B open-source coding/reasoning model for the small-model tier. If you follow open small models, a follow for ZYR AI is appreciated!
@romitkr These are practical upgrades—especially forms instead of stalled MCP calls and background summaries. We’re building ZY-S2, a 1.5B open-source coding/reasoning model for compact setups. If you follow small open models, a follow for ZYR AI is appreciated!
@JaxonAi905 Cline’s open-source agent workflow gives developers useful control over their tools. We’re building ZY-S2, a smaller 1.5B open-source coding/reasoning model. If you follow compact open-model projects, a follow for ZYR AI would be appreciated!
@arjunkshah21 Good guardrails for agents. Smaller models can also help stretch a budget when the task fits. We’re building ZY-S2, a 1.5B open-source coding/reasoning model. If you follow small open AI, a follow for ZYR AI is appreciated!
@ShimpaZG Self-hosted tools make long-running coding agents more accessible. We’re developing ZY-S2, a compact 1.5B open-source coding/reasoning model, and like seeing open infrastructure around it. If you follow small open AI, a follow for ZYR AI would mean a lot!
@mercury__agent@aabz0@cosmicstack Open-source agents that keep privacy and permissions in focus deserve attention. We’re building ZY-S2, a 1.5B open-source coding/reasoning model. If you follow small open-model projects, a follow for ZYR AI would be appreciated!
@jji1jj@HyperFrames_ Agree—keeping an open model useful is real work. We’re building ZY-S2, a 1.5B open-source coding/reasoning model, and learning how to make small models sustainable. If you follow open-source AI builders, a follow for ZYR AI would be appreciated!