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Kimi API Platform

Long-context Kimi models with tool calling for agentic apps

An API platform for building AI applications with Kimi’s K2.5/K2.6 models. It supports long context, tool calling, vision input, and autonomous agent workflows for developers.

iOS
API
Vision
Code Execution
B2B
MCP Support
Supports Local Models
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What It Is

Kimi API Platform is a hosted LLM API service from Moonshot AI aimed at developers building AI products and agent workflows. The platform centers on Kimi’s newer K2.5 and K2.6 models, which are positioned for coding, dialogue, visual reasoning, and multi-step tool use.

You get started through the web console and API documentation, then call the models from your app or agent stack. The site also lists official tools such as web search, memory, code execution, file fetching, and data utilities, which suggests it is designed for applications that need external actions and persistent context rather than simple text generation.

What to Know

The strongest signal here is agent support: the documentation highlights tool calling, long-context usage, and “autonomous execution capabilities,” especially for programming and research-style workflows. That makes it a good fit if you need an API-backed model that can reason over large inputs and coordinate steps across tools.

There are still some unknowns from the crawl. Pricing is usage-based and model-specific, but no free tier was clearly shown in the captured content. Privacy, enterprise controls, and supported deployment options beyond the hosted platform were not clearly documented here. If you need self-hosting, offline use, or a local-model setup, this does not appear to be the right product.

Key Features
Provides API access to Kimi K2.5 and K2.6 models
Supports 256K long context on the platform description
Offers tool calling for multi-step workflows
Includes vision and text input support
Provides official tools such as Web Search, Memory, Fetch, Code-Runner, Quick JS, Excel, Date, Convert, and Base 64
Use Cases
Building coding agents that debug, refactor, and generate software
Creating research assistants that gather and synthesize information with tools
Adding long-context dialogue and reasoning to a product
Agenticness: Adaptive Collaborator

Proposes and executes multi-step plans with your approval.

High evidence
Last evaluated: Apr 21, 2026
This tool has strong action capabilities but limited safety controls. Use with appropriate oversight.

Dimension Breakdown

Action Capability
Autonomy
Adaptation
State & Memory
Safety

Categories

Pricing
  • Usage-based: K2.6 is listed at $0.16/MTok cache hit, $0.95/MTok input, and $4.00/MTok output. K2.5 is listed at $0.10/MTok cache hit, $0.60/MTok input, and $3.00/MTok output. K2 0905 is listed at $0.15/MTok cache hit, $0.60/MTok input, and $2.50/MTok output.
  • Free: No free tier was clearly shown in the captured content.
  • Enterprise: Not publicly detailed in the captured content.
Details
AddedApril 21, 2026
RefreshedApril 21, 2026
Quick Facts
DeploymentCloud-hosted
AutonomySemi-autonomous
Model supportSingle model
Open sourceNo
Team supportIndividual only
Pricing modelUsage-based
Interfaceweb, api
Sources
Last updated April 21, 2026
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