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PhoenixLLM for Coding & Engineering is a specialized vertical LLM running on SkyNet custom-tailored for automating the development of applications in 80+ programming languages, with output quality on-par with GPT4 and GPT-4o. One of its use cases include rapid development of smart contracts and dApps on various public blockchains... show more

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