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  1. Gemini 3.7 Flash

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    Google

    Released 2 days ago

    Google's 2026-08-13 Flash workhorse for coding and agents, three weeks after 3.6 Flash, at an introductory $0.75 / $3.75 per million tokens.

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    Best for: Coding agents · Multimodal agent loops · High-volume Google API work

    Watch out: Intro price doubles on 2027-01-01. DeepSWE 1.1 best-effort (high) is 65.3% at $2.18/task; medium scores 65.5% a few cents cheaper. 66K max output (65,536 tokens). Knowledge cutoff is March 2026 on some domains (January 2025 on others).

    Released
    August 13, 2026
    Input / 1M
    $0.75
    Output / 1M
    $3.75
    Context
    1.05M
    Max output
    66K
  2. Muse Spark 1.2

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    Meta

    Released 10 days ago

    Meta Model API's current Muse Spark checkpoint (`muse-spark-1.2`). Meta documents it as the coding-focused Spark update used with Muse Code; maximum output is not published as a hard token cap on the current model page, so it stays unverified.

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    Best for: Terminal coding agents · Long-horizon refactors · Meta Model API stacks

    Watch out: A cheaper contributor tier (`muse-spark-1.2-contributor`) permits training use of prompts and completions; standard-tier `muse-spark-1.2` does not. `reasoning_effort: none` is unsupported (HTTP 400). Weights are not marked open until an HF/license card is verified. For local agentic now, prefer Muse Glimmer 30B.

    Released
    August 5, 2026
    Input / 1M
    $1.25
    Output / 1M
    $4.25
    Context
    1.05M
    Max output
    Not verified
  3. Gemini 3.6 Flash

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    Google

    Released 25 days ago

    Google's July 2026 Flash tier for multimodal volume work; 3.7 Flash is the newer coding/agent workhorse at the same introductory rate.

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    Best for: Multimodal pipelines · High-volume processing · Video and audio input

    Watch out: Introductory $0.75 input is 3.75× Luna; the $1.50 rate returns on 2027-01-01. 66K max output (65,536 tokens) is roughly half Luna's. Prefer 3.7 Flash for new coding-agent work unless you are pinned to 3.6.

    Released
    July 21, 2026
    Input / 1M
    $0.75
    Output / 1M
    $3.75
    Context
    1.05M
    Max output
    66K
  4. Gemini 3.5 Flash-Lite

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    Google

    Released 25 days ago

    Google's cheapest current Flash-class API tier for high-volume, latency-sensitive agent loops.

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    Best for: High-volume agents · Document pipelines · Cost-sensitive multimodal work

    Watch out: Cheaper than 3.6 and 3.7 Flash, not stronger on hard reasoning — pick it for throughput, not frontier coding.

    Released
    July 21, 2026
    Input / 1M
    $0.30
    Output / 1M
    $2.50
    Context
    1.05M
    Max output
    66K

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