Magic.dev
Frontier coding model with 100M-token context window
Overview
Magic.dev is building frontier coding models specialized for software engineering — reportedly the largest context window in the industry (100M+ tokens) for full-codebase reasoning. Limited public availability; enterprise focus. Backed by Google, Nat Friedman, Daniel Gross.
Use cases
ASEAN Perspective
Magic.dev in Southeast Asia
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Magic.dev is an AI research company building frontier code-generation models, best known for pursuing extremely long context windows (its LTM models targeting up to 100M tokens) aimed at reasoning over entire codebases as an autonomous software engineer. The ambition and research are genuinely notable, and the long-context approach addresses a real limitation of mainstream coding assistants.
It suits those tracking the cutting edge of AI software engineering rather than buyers seeking a ready tool today. Caveats: the product has had very limited general availability, so for most users it is more promise than usable product; benchmark-to-real-world performance is unproven at scale; and it competes against well-shipped tools (Cursor, Copilot, Claude Code, Devin). Treat capability scores as provisional given limited public access; no broadly available public API.
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