A commenter reports strong performance from DeepSeek v4.1 Flash, noting its software development benchmarks and low KV cache/memory consumption fitting on a 48GB card.

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        "excerpt": "Assuming you have enough ram - deepseek v4.1 flash is fantastic for local set up. Its benchmarks are on par and even better than some sota in software development. Its deepseek harness is also free and open-source. This model consumes very less kv chache and memory during the inference. So expected to be fit in a 48GB card in NVFP4 format with full context window ( + system ram).",
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    "post_text": "Best open-weight coding model + harness for an on-prem multi-agent setup? (80-200+ GB VRAM, 2-3 concurrent users)\n\nSetup: GPU box with 1x H200-class card now, can allocate more (up to several H200s) if it clearly buys better results. Inference via vLLM or similar, OpenAI-compatible endpoint. Coding happens on a separate non-GPU Linux VM on the same network - IDE/harness there, calling models over LAN. Outbound internet is fine for packages/extensions, but inference stays on our hardware (no code to external model APIs).\n\nConstraints: on-prem only, open weights, permissive license preferred (Apache/MIT), not Chinese-origin including base models (I understand a lot of fine-tunes are Qwen underneath), NATO-country lab preferred. Use is general software dev plus security tooling and code analysis - repo-level agentic work on existing codebases (fix / extend / refactor / test) is the core, with a human reviewing diffs. 2-3 concurrent users max.\n\nNames that came up in a first round elsewhere: Cohere North Mini Code, Mistral Small 4, Poolside Laguna S 2.1, Muse Glimmer 30B, Inkling-Small (2x H200), Reflection Beam (501B MoE / 23B active, weights due this month), Gemma 4 31B, K2 Horizon (lineage TBC), with Nemotron as a generalist baseline - but I haven't run any of them and I'm not wedded to the list. Chinese models (GLM/Qwen/DeepSeek) are out by rule, so no need to suggest them; I...",
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