One-line: RAG system (Qwen2.5-1.5B + FAISS index of arXiv cs.CL abstracts) — NOT a general-purpose coding/agent model.
Coding benchmarks
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HumanEval
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HumanEval+
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MBPP
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LiveCodeBench
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Aider polyglot
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SWE-bench Verified
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SWE-bench Multilingual
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Agentic / tool-use benchmarks
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BFCL
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τ-Bench
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ToolACE
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GAIA
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Reasoning (context only)
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MMLU / MMLU-Pro
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GPQA Diamond
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MATH
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AIME 2025
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Efficiency
Active params: 1.5B (Qwen2.5-1.5B base)
Context length: Not specified (depends on retrieval pipeline)
VRAM (fp16 rough): ~3 GB for LM alone; + index memory
What makes it notable
PapersRAG-1.5B is a retrieval-augmented generation pipeline, not a standalone model. It pairs Qwen2.5-1.5B with a daily-updated FAISS index of arXiv cs.CL abstracts (dense bi-encoder retrieval + cross-encoder re-ranking). The model card explicitly states: “It is not a general-purpose chatbot” and “No coding benchmarks published.” It refuses to answer when retrieval confidence is low. For an agent-loop user piping models into Aider/Codex/Claude Code, this is the wrong tool — it’s a vertical research assistant for NLP paper QA, updated daily via automated pipeline. Skip for coding/agent tracking.