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Cogito v2.1 671B

Release in the Cogito family · version cogito-671b-v2.1

Maintained by Deep Cogito14

A 671B-parameter mixture-of-experts model with 37B active parameters that Deep Cogito post-trained in-house from the DeepSeek-V3 base model. It is a hybrid reasoning model that can answer directly or reason first, supports a 128k-token context, and was trained in over 30 languages; Deep Cogito says process supervision of reasoning chains lets it reach answers with shorter reasoning.145

Last reviewedEntry updated Documented release Nov 19, 2025

Availability and license

Overall availability

Public

Weights download from Hugging Face without an access gate; an FP8 version is published separately. The announcement also lists API access through third-party platforms and a free web chat.124

Availability is separate from permission: read the license before using or redistributing.

The model card states that the repository and the model weights are licensed under the MIT License, and the companion GitHub repository carries an MIT LICENSE file; the Hugging Face repository has no separate LICENSE file. Deep Cogito calls its DeepSeek starting point an open-licensed base model; the DeepSeek-V3-Base model card says its code is MIT-licensed and that use of the DeepSeek-V3 Base and Chat models is subject to DeepSeek's Model License.13647

Model-disclosure tier

Computed from the checklist below using USASI rubric v0.1. An editorial category, not a certification.
Model-disclosure tier (USASI rubric v0.1): Open-weight

The model parameters for this release can be downloaded by the public. License terms may still restrict use, redistribution, or commercial use.

How tiers are computed

Public materials checklist

Items for a model under USASI rubric v0.1. Unknown means unassessed or insufficient evidence.
Public materials checklist for Cogito v2.1 671B
ItemStatusNotes and evidence
WeightsCan the general public download the model parameters for this release?PublicBF16 safetensors in an ungated Hugging Face repository; an FP8 repository is also published.12
Inference codeIs code for running the model published?PublicThe repository includes DeepSeek modeling code, and the model card gives Transformers and vLLM examples, including tool calling.13
Training codeIs the code used to train the model published?UnknownNo training code was found in the model card, announcement, or GitHub repository, which contains usage examples.
Training-data informationPublic = the training data itself can be obtained. Partial = composition or sources are documented without full access.UnknownThe model card and announcement do not describe the post-training data; the DeepSeek-V3 base model's pretraining data is described only in DeepSeek's materials.
Training recipeAre the training configuration and procedure documented in enough detail to follow?PartialThe announcement describes the approach only at a high level (forking the DeepSeek base model, in-house post-training, process supervision of reasoning chains); the model card names Iterated Distillation and Amplification. No configurations are given.41
Evaluation materialsPublic = evaluation code or prompts that let others re-run the evaluations are published. Partial = results only.PartialThe model card and announcement show benchmark charts and list repeats per example for each benchmark; evaluation code is not linked.14

What it is useful for

The model card describes it as optimized for coding, STEM, instruction following, general helpfulness, and tool calling.1

Run and use notes

Documented facts only. No hardware or performance claims are made without a cited source and stated assumptions.
  • The model card states that the BF16 checkpoint takes about 1.3 TB for parameters and needs at least 8 B200 GPUs (one node) or 16 H200 GPUs (two nodes), and points users with 8 H200 GPUs to the FP8 checkpoint. Its vLLM example uses tensor parallel size 8.1

Organization context

Provenance and derivatives

Post-trained in-house by Deep Cogito from DeepSeek's DeepSeek-V3-Base, which Deep Cogito describes as the open-licensed DeepSeek base model from November 2024. The base model is not a catalog member and is not treated as U.S.-developed.147

Other releases in the Cogito family

Cogito family overview

U.S. eligibility

Project eligibility rests on documented governing or maintaining entities, not on contributors.

Eligible · basis: U.S. headquarters

Post-trained and published by Deep Cogito Inc., headquartered in San Francisco (see the deep-cogito record). Eligibility covers Deep Cogito's post-training only; the DeepSeek-V3 base model it starts from was developed by DeepSeek and is not treated as a U.S.-developed model.4897

Assessed Sep 29, 2026

Sources

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    deepcogito/cogito-671b-v2.1 model card (external site: huggingface.co)

    Deep Cogito · Model card · accessed Sep 29, 2026

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    cogito-671b-v2.1 repository file listing (external site: huggingface.co)

    Hugging Face · Repository · accessed Sep 29, 2026

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    Cogito v2.1 (external site: deepcogito.com)

    Deep Cogito · Announcement · published Nov 19, 2025 · accessed Sep 29, 2026

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    DeepCogito/cogito-v2 README (external site: github.com)

    Deep Cogito · Repository · accessed Sep 29, 2026

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    Deep Cogito (external site: deepcogito.com)

    Deep Cogito · Official page · accessed Sep 29, 2026

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    Deep Cogito Inc. Form D/A (accession 0002128259-26-000002) (external site: sec.gov)

    U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission · Filing · published Apr 24, 2026 · accessed Sep 29, 2026

This listing is not an endorsement, a safety assessment, or a federal approval.

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