Poolside · Released Apr 28, 2026Laguna M.1
Poolside's open-weight model for agentic coding and long-horizon work.
- Capability
- —No ECI score yet
- Input
- Freeper 1M tokens
- Output
- Freeper 1M tokens
- Context
- 262K33K max output
What it costs
- Input
- Freeper million tokens
- Output
- Freeper million tokens
Listed as free on Poolside’s own API.
Independent benchmarks
Epoch AI has not published a Capabilities Index score for Laguna M.1 yet.
The details
- Lab
- Poolside
- Released
- Apr 28, 2026
- Context window
- 262,144 tokens
- Max output
- 32,768 tokens
- Inputs
- Text
- Output
- Text
- Reasoning
- Can be switched on or off
- Tool calling
- Yes
- Structured output
- No
- Weights
- Open weights
- API model ID
poolside/laguna-m.1on Poolside- Availability
- 2 API providerslisted on models.dev
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About Laguna M.1
How much does Laguna M.1 cost?
Laguna M.1 is listed as free on Poolside.
What is the context window of Laguna M.1?
Laguna M.1 accepts up to 262,144 tokens per request and can write up to 32,768 tokens in one response.
How good is Laguna M.1?
Epoch AI has not published a Capabilities Index score for Laguna M.1 yet.
Is Laguna M.1 open source?
Yes. Poolside publishes the weights, so it can be downloaded and self-hosted.
What inputs does Laguna M.1 support?
Laguna M.1 accepts text and replies in text. It is a reasoning model, supports tool calling.
When was Laguna M.1 released?
Poolside released Laguna M.1 on Apr 28, 2026.
What are the best alternatives to Laguna M.1?
The closest current models from other labs on capability, price and release date are North Mini Code (Cohere, Free / Free), Nemotron VoiceChat (NVIDIA, Free / Free), Nova 2 Pro (Amazon, Free / Free) and GLM-4.5-Flash (Z.ai (Zhipu), Free / Free).