DeepReinforce Launches Ornith, Open-Source AI Coding Model for Agents
DeepReinforce unveiled Ornith-1.0 on June 25, 2026, an open-source coding model designed specifically for AI agents rather than human users, as reported by Decrypt. The model is available in various sizes and excels in automating coding tasks within development workflows.
DeepReinforce introduced Ornith-1.0 on June 25, 2026, a family of open-source coding models ideal for AI agents working within software development environments. Available on Hugging Face, the Ornith models come in several sizes: 9 billion, 31 billion, and a flagship 397 billion parameters. The initial release is under the MIT license and does not have regional restrictions.
Unlike typical AI systems that engage in conversational exchanges, Ornith is designed to autonomously handle programming tasks. This means it can read files, run tests, troubleshoot issues, and fix code—all without requiring continuous human supervision. The 9-billion-parameter version, considered small, is capable enough for mobile devices but may not perform well on complex reasoning tasks. In contrast, the flagship 397 billion version demands significant computational resources.
The model's performance is notable, achieving a score of 69.4 on SWE-bench Verified, significantly outperforming Google's Gemma 4-31B, which scored only 52.0. However, the developers caution that Ornith may underperform in tasks outside of coding, indicating that the models are tailored to developer needs rather than general AI applications.
DeepReinforce's prior releases, including CUDA-L1 and the IterX optimization loop for coding agents, set a foundation for this new project. The push for AI models that can autonomously engage in extended development processes reflects current trends in AI innovation.
As the demand for self-sufficient coding AI increases, tracking the evolution and performance of Ornith may provide insights into the future landscape of software development and the role of automated agents.
Summary based on original reporting by Jose Antonio Lanz at Decrypt, originally published Jun 29, 2026. SolanaWire does not republish source content.
Qihoo 360 Unveils China's AI Cybersecurity Solution Amid US Restrictions
Qihoo 360 founder Zhou Hongyi introduced "Tulong Feng," an AI-based cybersecurity tool in response to U.S. restrictions on Anthropic’s Mythos, according to Decrypt. The tool reportedly excels in detecting vulnerabilities, aiming to position China as a competitor in AI-driven cybersecurity solutions.
3 hours ago·Decrypt·Reported by Jose Antonio Lanz
Supreme Court Ruling Allows Trump to Dismiss SEC, CFTC Commissioners
The U.S. Supreme Court ruled that President Donald Trump can fire commissioners of key regulatory agencies like the SEC and CFTC at will. This decision, which overturns nearly a century of precedent, could influence ongoing negotiations on crypto regulation, according to Decrypt.
3 hours ago·Decrypt·Reported by Sander Lutz
Meta Introduces Brain2Qwerty AI for Decoding Brain Activity into Text
Meta has launched Brain2Qwerty v2, a non-invasive AI system that translates brain activity into text, achieving 61% average word accuracy compared to 8% for previous methods. The initiative aims to assist individuals with communication impairments and is part of Meta’s broader Digital Brain Project, according to Decrypt.
4 hours ago·Decrypt·Reported by Jason Nelson
Silicon Valley Bank Reports Shift in Bitcoin Lending to Institutional Era
Silicon Valley Bank indicates that bitcoin lending is undergoing a transformation towards increased institutional participation, stronger risk controls, and lower borrowing costs. The report highlights the rise of overcollateralization and transparent risk management since the 2022 crypto credit crisis, and notes that total crypto-backed lending has reached $67 billion, according to CoinDesk.
5 hours ago·CoinDesk·Reported by Will Canny
Trending this week
Bitcoin Struggles Around $60K Amid Bearish Signals
Bitcoin hovers around $60,104 while facing negative price indicators, according to Decrypt. Key resistance levels and bearish charts suggest potential for further declines, despite some bullish activity at critical support levels.
4 hours ago·Decrypt·Reported by Jose Antonio Lanz
Ripple Developers Testing New Lending Protocol for XRP Ledger
Ripple has initiated a testing phase for its XRPL Lending Protocol, which could enable on-chain borrowing and lending of digital assets. The proposed upgrades, if approved, aim to enhance liquidity by allowing previously idle assets to be utilized, as reported by Decrypt.
5 hours ago·Decrypt·Reported by André Beganski
Galaxy Cuts CLARITY Act Passage Odds to 50% Amid Senate Time Crunch
Galaxy Digital has lowered its odds of the CLARITY Act passing in 2026 to 50%, down from 60% earlier this month, according to Decrypt. This reduction comes as the Senate runs out of time before its August recess, facing competing legislative priorities.
5 hours ago·Decrypt·Reported by Decrypt Agent
JPMorgan Supports U.S. Crypto Legislation While Highlighting Risks
JPMorgan endorses the U.S. Digital Asset Market Clarity Act but emphasizes the need for effective safeguards, as reported by CoinDesk. The bank warns that the legislation must address existing regulatory gaps to avoid new risks in the digital asset landscape.
5 hours ago·CoinDesk·Reported by Helene Braun
