InclusionAI releases Ling 3.1 Flash with 2-week free trial
InclusionAI launched Ling 3.1 Flash, a hybrid reasoning language model for coding, multi-step analysis, and tool-using agents. The model has 560B total parameters with 25B activated parameters and supports long-context text workflows. It is available via AI Gateway, which routes requests across providers like Novita and supports OpenAI, Anthropic, and other APIs.
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- Ling 3.1 Flash has 560B total parameters with 25B activated, designed for coding and tool-using agents
- Supports reasoning levels and tool calling with Zod schema-defined functions for automation
The AI SDK provides functions like generateText and streamText for integration. Key features include reasoning levels (from none to xhigh) and tool calling, where models can execute functions defined by Zod schemas. The model’s setup includes authentication via an API key and environment variables, with full documentation provided for quickstart.
Model page: Ling 3.1 Flash →
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