This new release (BrainSoup 1.31.0) is a major update which introduces the following changes:
- New code signing certificate: The application is now signed with a new code signing certificate issued by Certum. As every new code signing certificate, it needs to gain trust from the operating system, so Windows SmartScreen may display a warning during installation saying that the publisher is not well known. This is normal, and you can safely ignore it. The certificate will gain trust over time as more users install the application.
- New language models: Support for the new GPT-4.1-Nano, GPT-4.1-Mini and GPT-4.1 models has been added. These models are more cost-effective than their predecessors. They are also better at using tools, and have a huge context window of 1M tokens.
- Improved overall speed and cost-effectiveness: We now use the GPT-4.1-Nano as the base model for all internal orchestration prompts in BrainSoup, resulting in a faster, more robust and cost-effective solution.
- Updated Mistral models pricing: The Mistral LLMs are now up to 5 times cheaper than before, making them a very attractive option.
- open-codestral-mamba is now deprecated and has been removed. Codestral is now the recommended model for coding tasks.
- Fixed a compatibility issue with OpenRouter.
- Updated Doc-E's knowledge to reflect the latest changes in BrainSoup.