When your application needs a large number of tools, declaring all of them up front in the top-level tools field of every request leads to Tool Definition Bloat: every request carries the descriptions and parameter schemas of all tools, driving up token usage, and the more

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    Meet Kimi Code Desktop Drop it into any dev workflow and get faster, more reliable results — programming tasks done in record time. Manage multiple agents in one focused space, ru…

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    Meet Kimi Code Desktop Drop it into any dev workflow and get faster, more relia…
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    Kimi Code Changelog 0.30.0 Features： 💡Add a customizable footer status line, configured via [status_line] in tui.toml Polish： ✅Show a quota note after installing official plugins…

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    Kimi Code Changelog 0.29.2 --- Bug Fixes 🌟Fix goal pursuit pausing when a goal turn hits the per-turn step limit (loop_control.max_steps_per_turn). 🌟Fix messages sent during goal…

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    Kimi Code CLI 0.29.1 Features 🌟Add global default MCP server timeouts in config.toml and env vars. 🌟Add environment variables to configure the web search and web fetch services wi…

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    Agent workloads bring long contexts, bursty traffic, and frequent tool calls, creating new demands for AI serving. Together with @AMD , we rebuilt the stack for Kimi K2.6 on AMD I…

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    A Kimi staff member used K3 on Kimi Code to build a VR companion. She can listen, reply, show different expressions, and move between scenes like a café and a shop.

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