🚀 Ring-2.6-1T is now open source. A trillion-scale flagship thinking model built for real-world complex tasks: Agent workflows, coding & engineering, long-horizon tasks, complex reasoning, research, and enterprise automation. It is designed to move beyond “answering” toward execution: understanding context, planning steps, calling tools, and staying stable across long task chains. Highlights: - Advanced agentic workflow support. - Reasoning effort levels: high for agentic tasks, xhigh for complex reasoning. - Scalable asynchronous RL via the IcePop algorithm, enabling stable, trillion-scale training for long-horizon agentic RL.

1/ Ring-2.6-1T shows strong performance across both Agent execution and hard reasoning. Agent / workflow benchmarks with high: • PinchBench: 87.60 • ClawEval: 63.82 • Tau2-Bench Telecom: 95.32 • Gaia2-search: 75.40 • SWE-Bench Verified: 74.00 Hard reasoning benchmarks with xhigh: • AIME 26: 95.83 • GPQA Diamond: 88.27 • ARC-AGI-V2 Pass@2: 66.18 high is built for efficient production Agent workflows. xhigh is built for deeper reasoning when the task needs more thinking. Fast when needed. Deep when necessary.

2/ Demo: Code Generation In Pi Coding Agent, we asked Ring-2.6-1T to search the web for different web design aesthetics and generate a large set of interactive guides in those styles. This demo tests its tool use, task planning, visual translation, and front-end code generation capabilities.
3/ Demo: Bug Fixing in Productive Code Repo In OpenCode, we used Ring-2.6-1T inside a real project repository to locate and fix a series of style-adaptation bugs, then generate the related documentation. This demo tests its ability to explore a codebase, analyze issues, and solve problems in real engineering projects.
An open trillion-scale exposes a per-request effort switch, letting you spend fewer on production loops and reserve deep reasoning for the hard tasks.
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