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Release Date: October 13th, 2025


New Feature Improvement Bug Fix Enterprise Only

Reasoning Engine ​

Status Change Details
Clarifai has launched a Reasoning Engine optimized for agentic AI inference - In independent benchmarks conducted by Artificial Analysis on GPT-OSS 120B, the Clarifai Reasoning Engine set new records on standard GPUs: 544 tokens/sec throughput, 3.6s time-to-first-token, and $0.16 per million tokens.
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Toolkits ​

Status Change Details
Added support for toolkits - Added support for initializing models with the vLLM, LMStudio, and Hugging Face toolkits for local runners.

Published Models ​

Status Change Details
Published new models - Published Qwen3-Next-80B-A3B-Thinking, a 80B-parameter, sparsely activated reasoning-optimized LLM that delivers near-flagship performance on complex reasoning tasks with extreme efficiency in training and ultra-long context inference (up to 256K tokens).
- Published Qwen3-30B-A3B-Instruct-2507, which improves comprehension, coding, multilingual knowledge, user alignment, and has 256K long-context handling.
- Published Qwen3-30B-A3B-Thinking-2507, which is an enhanced version with significantly improved reasoning, general capabilities, user alignment, and a long-context understanding.

B200s and GH200s ​

Status Change Details
Added new Vultr cloud instances - Introduced competitively priced B200 instances operating from Seattle and GH200 instances powered by Vultr.

Platform ​

Status Change Details
Made some platform improvements - Added short role descriptions in the Invite Member modal to clarify each member’s permissions when inviting them to an organization or modifying their access.
- In the Control Center, charts for computer vision models (displaying predictions) and for LLMs (displaying tokens) are now presented separately, each with its own usage and cost information.
Fixed some bugs - Fixed an issue that prevented the signup/login modal from appearing on the Compute page ( clarifai.com/compute).

Python SDK ​

Status Change Details
Improved the Python SDK
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- Introduced a new patch_version method in the Model class and integrated it into local runner workflows.
- Improved logging by highlighting example code scripts printed during local runner workflows.
- Changed the default local development model type from text-to-text to any-to-any.
- Fixed an issue with converting gRPC response enums to integers during runner creation.
- Fixed a TypeError when parsing checkpoint size from an environment variable.
- Enabled health probe support, allowing ModelClass implementations to define liveness/readiness checks.
- Improved interactive pipeline initialization with user prompts that replace placeholder TODO values.
- Implemented Git registry metadata capture during model upload with model-scoped change detection.
- Local runner now automatically uses the latest local-dev model version.
- Reduced friction by continuing to leverage a single prebuilt AMD base image.
- Updated type hints and docstring descriptions across all major files in the clarifai/client folder for better code quality, maintainability, and developer experience.
- Improved overall Model CLI UX with consolidated flags, clearer help text, and better error surfacing.
- Updated the clarifai model predict CLI to align with recent Pythonic model changes.
- Updated the local runner default API base URL.
- Refined logging in model and pipeline step builders for clearer diagnostics.
- Added pagination support to pipeline log monitoring, returning all entries beyond the first 50.