Observed arrival · 2026-11-06
cyanIDE, the “abliterated” AI coding environment
cyanIDE presents an AI coding environment that routes prompts through five models it describes as uncensored, plus a local Zed softfork.
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- Developers seeking low-refusal AI code generation
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- The lineup lists four models as directly abliterated and a fifth as Heretic-processed, with token prices shown for each.
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The homepage defines “abliteration” as removing a model’s refusal direction from its weights and distinguishes that from models made uncensored through fine-tuning. Its sample session depicts a generated ticker app, while the model cards identify features such as tool calling, vision, reasoning, and web search. Those examples and capability descriptions are presented by the site, not independently tested in the supplied evidence.
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