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ricursiveAI/Ripple-65B-Preview

Ricursiveai·Released 4 Nov 2026

On OpenRouterOpen weights on Hugging Face
Runs here
6of 6
List price of its runs
$0.025
Total time
4 min 19 s
Price
$0.60/M out
Hacker News
343pts · 3 stories
  • ricursiveAI/Ripple-65B-Preview: Pelican riding a bicycle (SVG)

    Pelican riding a bicycle (SVG)

    2 min 14 s$0.01017k tokensAPI
  • ricursiveAI/Ripple-65B-Preview: Wristwatch that shows the current time

    Wristwatch that shows the current time

    29 s$0.0046.2k tokensAPI
  • ricursiveAI/Ripple-65B-Preview: Landing page for a cargo bike workshop

    Landing page for a cargo bike workshop

    78 s$0.00914k tokensAPI
  • ricursiveAI/Ripple-65B-Preview: Playable Breakout

    Playable Breakout

    14 s$0.0012.3k tokensAPI
  • ricursiveAI/Ripple-65B-Preview: Bookshop logo (SVG)

    Bookshop logo (SVG)

    3 s<$0.001490 tokensAPI
  • Patchbay is three people and a bench in Rotterdam. We repair vintage synthesizers of all kinds, from a Moog that needs one capacitor to a modular system that hasn't been run in thirty years. We started because older instruments deserve to keep working. The circuitry is simple, but the failures are personal: a dead pot in a favourite key, a CV rail that drifts, a ribbon controller that was saturated in smoke. We treat each case the way our own instruments would need to be treated. A workshop is a good place for slow work and long conversations. We're always glad to open a system on the bench, find out what it actually needs, and explain why. If you have something unwell, send it over or come visit us in Rotterdam.

    About page copy, 150 words

    2 s<$0.001156 tokensAPI

About

Ricursive says Ripple-65B Preview is a general-purpose version of the model behind its chip design platform, aimed at agentic coding. Ricursive says it scored 80.52 on TerminalBench 2.1, ahead of larger US open-weight models such as Reflection Beam 501B (80.1). It is a dense 65B model with a context of 1,048,576 tokens, listed on OpenRouter at $0.2 in and $0.6 out per million tokens.

The top Hacker News story reached 340 points. User thesnarkitecht, who has high-memory Mac Studios, wrote "it is great that there is finally a model that will run at usable speeds with high quality". On X, LLMJunky ran NVFP4 on a single RTX 6000 and wrote "I just cannot use models this slow." pratikg measured a steady 7 tok/s with a 4-bit MLX build on a 64GB M5 Pro Mac mini.

All six of our runs worked, in 4 min 19 s and $0.025 at list price. The pelican took 2 min 14 s and 17k output tokens, against a median of 70 s and 9.9k over 47 models. Breakout took 14 s and 2.3k tokens, against a median of 2 min 29 s and 21k. The watch page has two grey ovals beside the dial, and the landing page headline runs off the right edge.

Sources: OpenRouter · Launch post · HN thread · @LLMJunky on X. Written by Claude Sonnet 5.5 on 8 Nov 2026 from these sources and our runs, then checked by Claude Opus 5.5 and by a script that matches every number and quote to a source.

Specs

Price in
$0.20 / M
Price out
$0.60 / M
Context
1,048,576 tokens
Max output
131,072 tokens
Input
text
Made in
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Served in
US · 3 providers

On Hacker News

343 HN pts · 3 stories

Top story: Ripple-65B Preview: U.S. Open-Weight SOTA on Agentic Coding (341 points)

On Hugging Face: 495 likes, 7k downloads in 30 days

HN points by story date4 Nov: 342 points5 Nov: 1 point

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