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Kimi K3.1 Pro
Long-context reasoning foundation model with agentic tool integration
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Full-repository code refactoring and cross-file analysis
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About Kimi K3.1 Pro
Kimi K3.1 Pro is Moonshot AI's state-of-the-art foundation model, famous for its pioneering long-context architecture that processes millions of tokens in a single request. Tailored for deep research, comprehensive document analysis, and autonomous workspace tasks, K3.1 Pro parses vast legal corpora, complex codebases, and financial archives without losing needle-in-a-haystack recall.
The model combines high-precision long-context attention with native tool use, multi-modal chart comprehension, and iterative deep research execution.
- Industry-leading long context capabilities with high factual precision
- Native tool use and autonomous deep research agent mode
- Strong bilingual proficiency across English and Chinese technical tasks
- Very large context prompts carry higher cumulative inference latency
- Proprietary cloud model without self-hosted local weights
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