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Step 5

StepFun 600B MoE frontier multimodal foundation model

Paid - from $0.001 / 1K tokensRuns in the cloudEditors pick

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Paid - from $0.001 / 1K tokens

$0.001 / 1K tokens

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Oct 14

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Complex code generation and repo refactoring

Analyze large codebases within a 1-million-token window to plan and execute multi-file refactors.

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About Step 5

Step 5 Preview is a frontier multimodal foundation model built on a sparse Mixture-of-Experts architecture by StepFun. Packing 600 billion total parameters with approximately 27 billion active parameters per token, Step 5 combines high compute efficiency with frontier-grade reasoning across long-context text, software engineering, visual comprehension, and multi-modal tool use. It boasts a massive 1-million-token context window.

  • Massive 1M token context window with up to 64K token generation
  • Sparse MoE architecture keeps inference cost and latency competitive
  • OpenAI-compatible REST API integration
  • Frontier weights are proprietary and available via API only
  • High context operations require careful token budget management

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