Small 7B open model for mathematical reasoning and agentic search, with the full training pipeline released. The creator notes it is compared against older model generations, which is somewhat cherry-picked, though it ranks well on competitive math benchmarks.

ZGCM-1
Open 7.39B dense model for math reasoning and agentic search, with a 256K context and the full training pipeline released.
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ZGCM-1 at a glance
- What is ZGCM-1?
- ZGCM-1 is a model. Open 7.39B dense model for math reasoning and agentic search, with a 256K context and the full training pipeline released.
- Does ZGCM-1 work in the EU?
- Available in the EU. Weights and code are downloadable under the MIT license, which has no geographic restrictions, so they can be used in the EU/EEA. No hosted service or regional restrictions were found. Last verified 14 Nov 2026.
- How much does ZGCM-1 cost?
- Open source, open source. Free to download; MIT-licensed repository. Self-hosted. Licence: MIT.
- Where was ZGCM-1 shown?
- In 1 creator video by AI Search. Most recently by AI Search on 20 Sept 2026, at 37:57 in “OpenAI hacked, Jev, Google’s RSI, Qwen 3.8 Omni, Bonsai 2, new Gemini Live: AI NEWS”.
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ZGCM-1 is a 7.39B-parameter dense decoder-only language model trained from scratch by Zhongguancun Academy and Zhongguancun Institute of Artificial Intelligence. It targets mathematical reasoning and tool-assisted search, supports a 256K-token context, and offers both thinking and direct-response modes in one model.
The architecture uses 32 layers with 27 gated sliding-window attention layers (128-token window) and 5 global layers, with grouped-query attention. Training covered about 4.19T pretraining tokens with FP8 precision and the Muon optimizer, about 600B mid-training tokens extending context from 16K to 64K to 256K, and supervised fine-tuning on general and agentic data. The report also explores mixed RL for math and code.
Reported results for the 256K SFT checkpoint in thinking mode include 97.13% on MATH-500, 75.00% on AIME 2026 and 70.42% on HMMT 2025. Agentic search results include 63.09% on WebWalkerQA, 19.43% on BrowseComp and 42.52% on text-only GAIA. These are the authors' own numbers. The comparison set is other 7B–8B models, some of them older generations, so the ranking claims should be read with that in mind.
The GitHub repository provides data-processing, pretraining, mid-training, SFT and RL workflows under an MIT license. Weights and data are published on Hugging Face.
- 7.39B dense decoder-only model trained from scratch
- 256K-token context via gated sliding-window plus global attention
- Thinking and direct-response modes in a single model
- Multi-step web search and tool use (WebWalkerQA, BrowseComp, GAIA)
- Full release of data-processing, pretraining, mid-training, SFT and RL workflows
- Open weights and training dataset on Hugging Face
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