metadata
license: other
license_name: proprietary
license_link: LICENSE
A high-performance, future open-source code‑generation LLM, supporting Persian-speaking developers
This is a documentation-only release; no model weights have been published yet.
🌟 Overview
JumpLander Coder 32B is designed to deliver:
- High-quality, executable code generation ⚡
- Multi-file reasoning and refactoring support 🧩
- Architecture-level guidance and security-aware coding 🛡️
- Optimized usage for global developers, including Persian-speaking engineers 🇮🇷
⚠️ Model weights and tokenizer are not released yet. Open-source release is planned in the future.
📊 Current Status
- ✔ Documentation available
- ✔ Benchmarks
- ❌ No model weights released yet
- 🚀 Future: Open-source release
🛠️ Planned Capabilities
- Full repository code generation & multi-file support
- Patch suggestions & automated refactoring
- Test generation (unit, integration, regression)
- Multi-language support: Python, JS/TS, Go, Rust, Java, C/C++, Bash, SQL
- Long-context reasoning across projects
- Developer-friendly integrations (CLI, SDK, IDE extensions)
🎯 Intended Use Cases
- Rapid application scaffolding
- Refactoring legacy codebases
- Debugging and code‑architecture inspection
- Generating documentation & API specs
- Teaching or learning programming with guided examples
❌ Not intended for unreviewed use in critical systems or confidential codebases without human review.
🗂️ Repository Structure
README.md— project introductionLICENSE— proprietary license placeholder
No model weights are stored in this repository until the public release.
💻 Example Usage (Future API)
from jumplander_sdk import JumplanderClient
client = JumplanderClient(api_key="YOUR_KEY")
# Scaffold a FastAPI app with JWT auth and PostgreSQL integration
project = client.scaffold(
"Create a FastAPI service with JWT auth and PostgreSQL integration",
language="python"
)
project.save("./generated_app")
# Refactor an existing repository
patches = client.refactor("./myrepo", intent="improve architecture and modularity")
client.apply_patches(patches)