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MAI-Code-1-Flash
MAI · Version MAI-Code-1-Flash
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What to know about MAI-Code-1-Flash
AI-compiled from linked model documentation. This is a catalog reference, not an independent performance review. Catalog checked October 23, 2026.
Which MAI-Code-1-Flash does this page describe?
MAI-Code-1-Flash is a model record from Microsoft in the MAI family. Source
The recorded model identifier or checkpoint is MAI-Code-1-Flash. Use that exact identifier when checking documentation or a provider listing. Source
How can you access MAI-Code-1-Flash?
The catalog documents GitHub Copilot access for MAI-Code-1-Flash. Source
As of the catalog check, this version was listed without confirmed general availability. Source
What dates are documented for MAI-Code-1-Flash?
Release date: June 2, 2026. Source This is a release milestone, not a knowledge or training cutoff. The source labels this “Official launch announcement date.”
Neither a knowledge cutoff nor a training-data cutoff is established here. A release date, repository upload or filename cannot supply those missing dates.
What can MAI-Code-1-Flash receive and generate?
Documented inputs: text. Source
Documented outputs: text. Source
Input support and output generation are separate capabilities. Reading an image does not establish image generation; a text output listing does not establish speech output. File sizes, formats and media limits depend on the documented implementation.
What distinguishes MAI-Code-1-Flash?
These details come from the linked publisher material for this model. Reported capabilities and training descriptions are publisher statements, not independent test results.
- Distribution at announcement
- The June 2026 announcement describes rollout to individual GitHub Copilot users in VS Code through the explicit model picker and Auto routing; it does not establish a standalone public API. Source
- Reasoning behavior
- Microsoft describes adaptive response length: concise treatment of simple requests and more reasoning for complex coding work. Its benchmark gains are vendor results rather than tests by Headless Thrones. Source
- Training provenance
- Microsoft says MAI-Code-1-Flash was trained from the ground up without distillation from third-party models. This is a publisher provenance statement, not independent verification of the training corpus. Source
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The documented record
Specifications, with their sources.
A missing value remains unknown. Input limits, output limits and the total context window are separate measurements.
- Publisher
- MicrosoftSource ↗
- Family
- MAISource ↗
- Version
- MAI-Code-1-FlashSource ↗
- Availability
- Listed by publisherSource ↗
- Access
- GitHub CopilotSource ↗
- Inputs
- TextSource ↗
- Outputs
- TextSource ↗
- Context window
- Not documented
- Maximum input
- Not documented
- Maximum output
- Not documented
- Knowledge cutoff
- Not documented
- Training-data cutoff
- Not documented
- Training completed
- Not documented
- Release date
- Jun 2, 2026Official launch announcement date · day precisionSource ↗
- License
- Not documented
- Input price / 1M tokens
- Not documented
- Output price / 1M tokens
- Not documented
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Documented model available through GitHub Copilot; a standalone public API and downloadable weights were not verified.
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