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v1.0.529 October 2025MINOR

Frontier Open Source Models Added - Kimi K2 Thinking and MiniMax M2

AskCodi has added two cutting-edge frontier open source models: Kimi K2 Thinking and MiniMax M2. These advanced models bring powerful reasoning capabilities and efficient coding assistance to enhance your development workflow.

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  • Kimi K2 Thinking (Moonshot AI): Trillion-parameter MoE model. Uses 32 billion parameters per pass with 256K-token context. Built for complex reasoning across hundreds of steps. Handles 200-300 tool calls without losing focus. Works for autonomous research, coding, and writing.
  • MiniMax M2 (MiniMax): 10 billion active parameters (230 billion total). Built for coding and agentic tasks. Strong in code generation, multi-file editing, compile-run-fix cycles, and test-validated repair.
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  • Persistent workflows: Both models stay focused across hundreds of sequential actions
  • Fast performance: MiniMax M2 runs with low latency despite strong reasoning
  • Complex reasoning: Kimi K2 handles long research and coding tasks
  • Top benchmarks: Both models rank high on HLE, BrowseComp, SWE-Bench, and related tests
RELEASE NOTES

Choose the right model for your tasks:

  1. Kimi K2 Thinking: Complex reasoning, long research workflows, stable behavior across 200-300 tool calls
  2. MiniMax M2: Coding help, multi-file edits, fast inference with strong reasoning
  3. Works in all AskCodi integrations: Cline, Continue.dev, Kilo Code, Zed, Roo Code, and other OpenAI-compatible tools
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