Kimi Code
An AI programming tool released by Moonshot AI, supporting integration and orchestration through multi-agent management platforms such as Multica.
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Timeline (last 90 days)
Kimi's new membership system removed the weekly limit for coding, but all features of the entire membership (Agent, PPT, deep research, Kimi Code) share the same monthly quota pool; the official information only gives multiples: PLUS 2x, PRO 4x, MAX 14x, ULTRA 28x.
Kimi Code is sold bundled with membership; the first tier, GOLD, does not include Kimi Code, so those who want to write code must start from PLUS; the annual PLUS works out to a lower average monthly price than monthly payment; Kimi Code also has a higher-priced Ultra tier.
Kimi Code updated to V1.1.1, adding features such as an untrusted-folder prompt, model-switch confirmation, starting a new drawing to continue after context compaction, applying configuration immediately when 'reload' is entered, and desktop Compact being able to queue automatic execution during agent runs; in v2.3.0, plugin skills are listed and invoked as `<plugin ID><skill name>` for same-named skills across different plugins, and bare-name invocation no longer works.
Kimi offers four tiers of coding plans: Plus $19/month, Pro $39/month, Max $99/month, and Ultra $199/month, all including Kimi Code, with the difference being the agent quota multiplier.
Runtimes supported by SpaceApp include OpenCode, Codex, Gemini, Qwen Code, Kimi Code, Grok Build, and an experimental DeepSeek CLI; Claude Code has a separate, owner-initiated installation process.
Kimi Code 1.1.0 official release adds desktop Linux support for X86-64, providing AppImage, DEB and RPM; supports remotely controlling the local Agent from a phone via a link or QR code; the file tool can no longer read outside the working directory through symbolic links; file watching is now off by default.
Kimi has launched 4 new membership tiers including Max; among them, Kimi Code replaces the weekly quota limit with a rolling window every 5 hours and a monthly total quota constraint, requiring a Plus-level or higher plan to access.
OMini Router can serve as a universal middleware layer, allowing tools such as Gemini CLI, Claude Code, and Kimi Code to point to the same local address.
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Kimi Code is a programming tool from Moonshot AI.
80%UnverifiedKimi's new membership system removed the weekly limit for coding, but all features of the entire membership (Agent, PPT, deep research, Kimi Code) share the same monthly quota pool; the official information only gives multiples: PLUS 2x, PRO 4x, MAX 14x, ULTRA 28x.
50%UnverifiedKimi Code is sold bundled with membership; the first tier, GOLD, does not include Kimi Code, so those who want to write code must start from PLUS; the annual PLUS works out to a lower average monthly price than monthly payment; Kimi Code also has a higher-priced Ultra tier.
50%UnverifiedKimi offers four tiers of coding plans: Plus $19/month, Pro $39/month, Max $99/month, and Ultra $199/month, all including Kimi Code, with the difference being the agent quota multiplier.
50%UnverifiedRuntimes supported by SpaceApp include OpenCode, Codex, Gemini, Qwen Code, Kimi Code, Grok Build, and an experimental DeepSeek CLI; Claude Code has a separate, owner-initiated installation process.
50%UnverifiedOMini Router can serve as a universal middleware layer, allowing tools such as Gemini CLI, Claude Code, and Kimi Code to point to the same local address.
50%UnverifiedKimi Code updated to V1.1.1, adding features such as an untrusted-folder prompt, model-switch confirmation, starting a new drawing to continue after context compaction, applying configuration immediately when 'reload' is entered, and desktop Compact being able to queue automatic execution during agent runs; in v2.3.0, plugin skills are listed and invoked as `<plugin ID><skill name>` for same-named skills across different plugins, and bare-name invocation no longer works.
50%UnverifiedKimi Code 1.1.0 official release adds desktop Linux support for X86-64, providing AppImage, DEB and RPM; supports remotely controlling the local Agent from a phone via a link or QR code; the file tool can no longer read outside the working directory through symbolic links; file watching is now off by default.
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