Conditionally licensed writing code models

56 in the catalogue today. Every one with what it costs, who sells it and where it stands.

Models and agents for reading a codebase and changing it, rather than writing a snippet. The boards that matter here are the ones that run against real repositories — SWE-bench, SWE-rebench, Terminal-Bench — because a model can write a plausible function and still fail to make a test pass. Note whether what you are looking at is a model or an agent: an agent brings the harness, the file access and the loop, and is priced for it.

Weights you can download, under a licence that asks for something in return: an acceptable-use policy, a naming requirement, a revenue ceiling above which you must ask, a restriction on training other models. The Llama and Gemma families are the familiar cases. Read the actual licence before you build on one of these — the condition is usually easy to meet and occasionally fatal, and which it is depends on your product rather than on the model.

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