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Ganymede
A free code and security LLM with a 1M-token context
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A free code and security LLM with a 1M-token context
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Ganymede 1.1 is a free LLM for reviewing code and finding security bugs. It reads up to 1M tokens, so a whole repo fits in one prompt. Use it in the browser or through an OpenAI-compatible API in tools like Cline, Continue, opencode or Kilo Code.
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Hi everyone, I'm Afonso. I'm 16, I live in the Netherlands, and Ganymede is the model I've spent about the last year building.
It started because I wanted a model that's actually good at the boring, important part of security: reading a lot of code and spotting what's wrong with it. Ganymede 1.1 is the result. It's built for code review and vulnerability hunting, and it has a 1M-token context so you can hand it a whole repo at once.
A few honest things up front:
Not every part is from scratch. Some pieces came from other models, and I'd rather say that than have someone find it later.
The benchmark numbers on the site are my own internal runs. They're preliminary and haven't been independently verified.
It's free right now, in the chat and through the API. I'm a one-person company, so if it gets slow, that's why.
You can try it at chat.merkium.nl, or plug it into Cline, Continue, opencode or Kilo Code with the OpenAI-compatible API.
What I'd really like from you: throw real code at it and tell me where it's wrong. Missed bugs, false alarms, bad fixes, anything. That's the feedback that makes the next version better.
Thanks for reading. I'll be here all day answering questions.