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    Turbopuffer Partners with Applied Compute on Code Search Model

    Turbopuffer and Applied Compute post-trained a small model to search code over precomputed indexes.

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    Turbopuffer announced a partnership with Applied Compute to post-train a small model for large-scale code search. The official post states the model operates over precomputed indexes across 300 repositories. It claims results roughly 3x faster than filesystem and grep while cutting marginal search costs by up to 100x compared with frontier models. The linked turbopuffer blog post describes the work as showing that a specialized open-weight model can deliver strong search quality at lower latency and expense than general-purpose approaches.

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    @appliedcomputeA 35B open-weight model trained to search a precomputed index answers repo search questions at 100x lower cost than a frontier model. We partnered with @turbopuffer to train Qwen3.6-35B-A3B to find code across ~9,000 repositories. It tops the needle-in-a-haystack task outright at 2-10x lower latency.
    @turbopufferwe partnered with @appliedcompute to post-train a small model for large-scale code search over precomputed indexes at 300 repos, this is ~3x faster than using filesystem + grep, and reduces the marginal cost of a search by up to 100x vs frontier models https://turbopuffer.com/blog/large-scale-code-search
    @lindensliRT @turbopuffer: we partnered with @appliedcompute to post-train a small model for large-scale code search over precomputed indexes at 300…
    @alexgraveleyRT @appliedcompute: A 35B open-weight model trained to search a precomputed index answers repo search questions at 100x lower cost than a f…

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    @appliedcomputeA 35B open-weight model trained to search a precomputed index answers repo search questions at 100x lower cost than a frontier model. We partnered with @turbopuffer to train Qwen3.6-35B-A3B to find code across ~9,000 repositories. It tops the needle-in-a-haystack task outright at 2-10x lower latency.
    @turbopufferwe partnered with @appliedcompute to post-train a small model for large-scale code search over precomputed indexes at 300 repos, this is ~3x faster than using filesystem + grep, and reduces the marginal cost of a search by up to 100x vs frontier models https://turbopuffer.com/blog/large-scale-code-search
    @lindensliRT @turbopuffer: we partnered with @appliedcompute to post-train a small model for large-scale code search over precomputed indexes at 300…
    @alexgraveleyRT @appliedcompute: A 35B open-weight model trained to search a precomputed index answers repo search questions at 100x lower cost than a f…
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