Cohere’s Jay Alammar announced the official release of North Mini Code after early community feedback from r/LocalLLaMA. Weights are available on Hugging Face, including an fp8 version, and the model can be tried for free through OpenCode. For vLLM deployment, Cohere recommends using vLLM main for now and installing cohere_melody for accurate response parsing, while noting community requests for quantization and llama.cpp support.
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