The full release history for Kimi AI — every new feature, pricing change and integration, sourced from their official changelog and social media, then verified by our editors.
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Grok now lets creators manage sharing and access for apps built and deployed in Grok. Apps can be set to private, shared with a team, or made public. Grok says app building is available across web, iOS, Android, and the CLI.
Kimi is showcasing Kimi Work for financial analysts, highlighting three investment-research workflows: building a live investor dashboard, updating financial models in spreadsheets, and processing and generating reports in batches. Kimi says more Kimi Work workflows are planned.
Kimi Developers has released Kimi Code v0.33.0, introducing Kimi Computer Use and Kimi WebBridge as built-in official marketplace entries in the v2 CLI. Installing plugins through the /plugins command now automatically sets up the latest managed runtime alongside the selected plugin, detects and reports any incomplete manual setup steps, and supports retrying interrupted installations for a smoother developer experience.
Kimi AI has released the open weights and technical report for Kimi K3, its flagship 2.8-trillion-parameter Mixture-of-Experts (MoE) model featuring native multimodal understanding and a 1 million-token context window. Alongside the model, Kimi is open-sourcing key components of its AI stack, including high-performance attention kernels, an MoE communication library, and infrastructure for running large-scale agent environments. The company says K3 introduces a new architecture that delivers 2.5× more intelligence per unit of compute, focusing on efficiency rather than simply increasing parameter count.
Kimi announced that it is temporarily pausing new subscriptions after overwhelming demand for Kimi K3 pushed GPU capacity close to its limits. Existing subscribers will not be affected, as compute resources are being prioritized to maintain service quality. The company is expanding infrastructure and plans to reopen subscriptions in batches. Kimi also revealed it will split its offering into Kimi Membership (for Web, App, and Work) and Kimi Code Membership (for coding workflows) to better allocate compute resources and ensure a more stable user experience.
Kimi has introduced Kimi Business Membership, a new enterprise subscription designed for organizations. Available for teams starting at 5 seats with annual billing, the plan includes all Kimi Allegretto features along with enterprise-grade data privacy, dedicated technical support, corporate bank transfer payments, and self-service invoicing. Organizations requiring more than 20 seats can place multiple orders or contact Kimi's business sales team for larger deployments.
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