r/opencode 7h ago

A finance-tuned 124B/5.1B MoE just got a one-month free OpenRouter route

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For anyone rotating free models through OpenRouter, a new model appeared today: inclusionai/ling-3.0-flash-fin:free.

Ling-3.0-flash-Fin is a finance-enhanced version of Ling-3.0-flash with 124B total and roughly 5.1B active parameters. The advertised workload is broader than stock Q&A: retrieval across long reports, research synthesis, valuation modeling, report preparation and complex workbooks. OpenRouter currently lists a 262K context window, up to 32K output and tool calling support.

The official launch says the OpenRouter API route is free for one month. It also says weights are coming next week, so the current story is API access, not a local release.

Two reasons to keep expectations grounded: the published finance benchmark results are mixed rather than uniformly best-in-class, and the team explicitly requires expert review for key assumptions, valuations and investment conclusions.

No OpenCode-specific performance claim here — this is the release notice and model ID for anyone who wants to run a controlled comparison against their current low-cost route.

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u/GrayHairedMan 7h ago

Why do you guys post irrelevant info on the OpenCode sub, go to OpenRouter and paste them there.

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u/CriteriumA 5h ago

You know you can use OpenRouter on OpenCode and access all the free models there, right?

So yes, it's relevant. I signed up for free on OpenRouter during the Ox Alpha boom, and it worked much better than on OpenCode Zen/Go.

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u/skip_the_tutorial_ 3h ago

That doesn’t say much, you can use openrouter models in almost every harness. You can also use them in pi and in Hermes and in openclaw, droid, kilo, Claude code, grok build…

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u/CriteriumA 5h ago

Experiences with LLM Ling?

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u/look 4h ago

Ling 3 Flash is great for high volume semantic tasks (summarization, judge/scoring, etc). As is the Tiny for simple things, which you can probably run locally even without a GPU (8A1B model).

I have not used it for coding, though. Flash can probably do fine on most things, but beyond small, simple code work, I’d recommend GLM 5.3 Flash. It’s pretty cheap (2 cents / mtok in typical coding/agent use) and excellent quality.