The CORe 7 Series is a unified family of models built for the era of agentic AI. Whether you're hunting vulnerabilities, shipping features, or orchestrating complex multi-step workflows, there's a CORe 7 built exactly for that. We didn't just scale up a single model and call it a day. We took what we learned from CORe 6.2, Agintek, and SaferTitan, and built three specialized variants that share the same personality and safety standards but are optimized for different workloads.
CORe 7 Ultra: The Flagship Mind
CORe 7 Ultra is the full-spectrum intelligence layer. It draws on what we learned building CORe 6.2, Agintek, and SaferTitan to handle deep technical domains: security research, code auditing, threat modeling, performance optimization, and cross-domain synthesis.
Ultra is multimodal by default, with native text, image, and video understanding. It provides structured security analysis with built-in mitigation notes, responsible disclosure framing, and cross-domain synthesis. It adapts its personality to match your register, from casual conversation to formal technical documentation, without losing precision. And when things get uncertain, it marks confidence levels explicitly rather than guessing.
Use Ultra when the task demands depth, nuance, and breadth.
CORe 7 Code: The Elite Engineer
CORe 7 Code drops the general knowledge weight and doubles down on the build loop. Derived from CORe 7 Lite, it's built for software engineering: reading codebases, writing implementations, debugging, refactoring, and driving multi-step agentic coding workflows through tools.
Code runs the loop: read, write, edit, test, verify. It ingests screenshots, logs, and diagrams alongside code. It stays focused on your actual codebase instead of bringing in unrelated information. It automatically includes error handling for auth flows, token expiration, and common failure modes. It knows when to ask and when to act, escalating on ambiguous requirements or irreversible changes.
Use Code when you need to ship, refactor, or debug at scale.
CORe 7 Lite: The Low-Latency Agent
CORe 7 Lite keeps the same personality and safety guardrails as Ultra but runs as a smaller model to minimize latency. It's optimized for rapid agentic tool use and high-frequency coding loops where every token matters.
Lite is ideal for real-time CLI agents, interactive coding companions, and high-throughput automation. It matches your energy, handles sensitive disclosures with care, and maintains the same refusal calibration as its bigger siblings, only faster. With more room in the context window for your actual code and less overhead, it stays lean without feeling dumb.
Use Lite when speed is the feature and your context is the knowledge.
What's the same
All three models share the same foundation: the OpenAI-compatible API, 262K token context window, multimodal input, tool calling, streaming, JSON mode, and the COReAlign safety stack. Existing integrations don't need changes. Just bump the model field to core-7-ultra, core-7-code, or core-7-lite.
The full lineup now includes CORe 7 Ultra, CORe 7 Code, CORe 7 Lite, alongside Agintek, SaferTitan, CORe 6.2, CORe Turbo, and CORe Warp. Each has a clear purpose. No overlap without reason.
Try it
CORe 7 Ultra is the new default model in the chat app. CORe 7 Code and Lite are available in the model dropdown and on the API. If you need to stay on 6.2 for compatibility, it's still there under core-6.2.