mit-license
Unlimited OCR Tool
Baidu's 3-billion-parameter document parser transcribes dozens of pages in a single pass without its memory footprint growing, because its decoder holds a constant-size cache instead of one that expands with every token. MIT licensed, with vLLM, ModelScope and ms-swift support already wired in, plus a hosted demo you can try in a browser.
Ring-2.6-1T Tool
Ant Group's trillion-parameter mixture-of-experts reasoning model, activating roughly 63 billion parameters per token, with 128K context extendable to 256K. All checkpoints openly downloadable under the MIT license, with high and xhigh reasoning-effort settings that trade depth against speed and cost. Benchmark claims are vendor-supplied and measured against a previous generation of rivals.
Ornith 1.0 Tool
An MIT-licensed, Qwen 3.5-derived family published at 9B, 35B and 397B on Hugging Face. Worth pairing with the model's public discussion threads before deploying, where users have been diagnosing apparently missing multi-token-prediction tensors in the shipped checkpoints.
Ling-3.0 Tool
inclusionAI's hybrid-linear mixture-of-experts family under a plain MIT license, mixing three linear-attention blocks per full-attention block across 128 routed experts. The tiny variant holds 7.9B parameters and activates 1.3B per token; native BF16, FP8 and INT4 support is declared on the card.
GLM-5.3-Flash Tool
Z.ai's 320-billion-parameter multimodal model with 18 billion active per token and a one-million-token context, released under the MIT licence -- one of the most permissive terms any model this size has shipped under. The download is 328 GB of already fp8-quantized weights, and it runs locally through SGLang, vLLM or TokenSpeed.
FlashKDA Tool
Moonshot AI's MIT-licensed kernel implementation of Kimi Delta Attention, the linear-attention mechanism underneath Kimi K3, published ahead of the model weights themselves. Useful today for anyone building or serving bounded-state attention rather than a growing key-value cache.
DuckDB Tool
The in-process analytics database that a large share of data-science and AI-evaluation tooling runs on -- no server, just a library. Worth a mention today because AWS is acquiring DuckLabs while the project itself stays MIT-licensed under the nonprofit DuckDB Foundation, with more than a million downloads a day.
DeepSeek-V4-Flash Tool
MIT-licensed weights for DeepSeek's 284B-total / 13B-active mixture-of-experts model with a one-million-token context, with vLLM and SGLang serving examples on the model card. Real hardware bar: the reference recipe targets four B200 or B300 GPUs.