Moonshot AI models

#1 for interface design · This model accepts text, pictures, and video, allowing it to read up to 1000 pages of information at once. It is designed to handle complex, long-running coding and reasoning tasks. A key feature is its ability to process visual and auditory data alongside written text. However, it is limited to generating text responses and cannot search the internet.

#3 for websites · Kimi K3 reads text, pictures and video and writes text back, taking in about a thousand pages at once. You can download it and run it yourself, and it thinks before it answers. It is built for work inside large code projects: it uses connected tools, finds bugs, and revises its code from screenshots, log files, test results and what happens when the program runs.

#2 for slide decks · Kimi K2.6 reads text and pictures and writes text back, keeping about 256 pages in mind, and it thinks before it answers unless you switch that off for quicker replies. It is aimed at long coding runs across Go, Rust and Python projects and at turning a written description or a mock-up into a working screen, and it can split a job across hundreds of helper copies of itself working side by side.

The coding-focused Kimi K2, which always thinks and keeps its full reasoning from turn to turn, reading text and images over 256K for end-to-end programming and breaking agent tasks into steps

Kimi K2.5 reads text and pictures and writes text back, and it keeps about 256 pages in mind at once. It is built to turn a picture, such as a mock-up of a screen, into working code, and to use the tools you connect to it on its own; Moonshot trained it on pictures and text together, on top of Kimi K2. Kimi K2.6 is the later release for longer coding runs and screen building.

Kimi K2 0905 reads text and writes text back, taking in up to 256 pages at once, double the 128 of the original Kimi K2. This September update is more accurate at coding done step by step on its own, in different setups, and builds more polished, working websites and 3D pages. It can also fill in the exact form or table you give it.

Kimi K2 reads text and writes text back, and it keeps about 128 pages of conversation in mind at once. It is tuned for using the tools and apps you connect to it, writing and fixing code, and working through problems that need careful thinking, so give it a task with several steps or a coding job rather than small talk. Kimi K2 0905 doubles the memory and writes better website code, and Kimi K2 Thinking suits long research runs with many tool uses.

Kimi K2 Thinking reads text and writes text back, thinking step by step before it answers and using the tools you connect to it between steps. It keeps 256 pages in mind and stays on course through 200 to 300 tool uses in a row, which fits research, coding and writing jobs that run on their own for hundreds of steps.

#3 for websites · Kimi K3 reads text, pictures and video and writes text back, taking in about a thousand pages at once. You can download it and run it yourself, and it thinks before it answers. It is built for work inside large code projects: it uses connected tools, finds bugs, and revises its code from screenshots, log files, test results and what happens when the program runs.