Ornith 1.0 Overview
Performance Evaluation
Testing Environment
Coding Task
Limitations of the 9B Model
Overall, while Ornith 1.0 shows promise, particularly in its larger configurations, the 9 billion parameter model has significant limitations that users should be aware of when considering it for coding tasks.
0:00 So, there's an interesting new open- source model called Ornith 1.0, which is meant to be really good at agentic coding. So, in this video, we'll be testing out the 9 billion parameter dense model on a 16 gig Mac Mini to see just how good it is. So, Ornith 1.0 is a brand new family of open source models, which is specialized for aentic coding. They were released by a company called Deep Reinforce, which is based in San Francisco. And Ornith comes out in four different sizes. The 9 billion parameter dense, which is what we'll be testing today on a 16 gig Mac Mini. We also have the 31B dense, 35BOE,
0:32 and 397BOE. I'm pretty sure these three, the 9B, 35B, and 397B are open weight, which means you can just download them and run them today on your own device. And just the 31B is not released, maybe not released yet, and it might be released later in the future. So, there's some pretty interesting claims throughout this release paper. Uh, the first being that Ornith 1.0 was built on top of a pre-trained Gemma 4 and Quinn 3.5. Gemma 4 in my opinion is one of the best agentic task completion models. So you plug it into your Hermes agent or
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