Alibaba gives Qoder users a free daily allowance for mystery model Qoduck

Alibaba's coding platform Qoder added an anonymous model called Qoduck on November 7th, offering individual users a limited free daily allowance while Qoder's documentation calls Qoduck "a stealth model whose identity has yet to be disclosed." A reported tokenizer test cited by Stealth Models suggests the model comes from the Qwen lineage, though Alibaba has not confirmed its identity. The promotion gives Alibaba a way to evaluate a possible next-generation Qwen model on live coding workloads inside its own product, and the free Qoder access is usable by developers now.

Alibaba gives Qoder users a free daily allowance for mystery model Qoduck Qoder's November 7th promotion offers individual users a limited daily allowance. A reported tokenizer test suggests Qwen lineage, but the model's identity remains undisclosed. By Ryan Merket https://runtimewire.com/author/ryan-merket · Published · Updated Primary source: Stealth Models https://stealthmodels.com/qwen-4 Why it matters Qoduck gives Alibaba a way to evaluate a possible next-generation Qwen model on live coding workloads inside its own product. For developers, the free Qoder access is usable today. Alibaba's coding platform Qoder https://docs.qoder.com/events/qoduck-free.md?ref=runtimewire added an anonymous model called Qoduck on November 7th, with a message reported by Stealth Models https://stealthmodels.com/qwen-4?ref=runtimewire : "Don't ask where it came from." Qoder's documentation calls Qoduck "a stealth model whose identity has yet to be disclosed."… When you purchase through links in our articles, we may earn a small commission https://runtimewire.com/affiliate-monetization-standards . This doesn’t affect our editorial independence.