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Nace AI launches NDI 1.0 document processing model for coding agents

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Nace AI has introduced NDI 1.0, a document processing model aimed at coding agents.

According to the company, the model is 90% cheaper than alternatives, ranks first on the Parse Index, and was trained on over 15 million financial files. The company also says it supports 50 languages and offers native MCP, SDK, and CLI integration for tools including Claude Code, Codex, Hermes, OpenClaw, and PI.

The launch was announced through company posts on X, and the cost, ranking, and training claims are the company's own and have not been independently verified in the reports. Developers are offered $25 in free API credits, according to the announcement.

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NDI 1.0 document processing model launches for coding agents at 90% lower cost
AINACE introduces NDI 1.0, a document processing model for coding agents that it says is 90% cheaper and ranks first on the Parse Index. The company says it offers native MCP, SDK, and CLI integration for Claude Code, Codex, Hermes, OpenClaw, and PI, and supports 50 languages. NACE also states the model was trained on over 15M financial files and offers $25 in free API credits to developers.

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