Kimi-K3: model overview
Kimi K3 is an open-weight multimodal model from Moonshot AI. It accepts text, images, and video. The developer specifies a million-token context, 2.8 trillion total parameters, and 104 billion active parameters. The described agent workflows require a separate tool environment.
External model reference page. This page does not confirm availability in Neiron.
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Capabilities
Analyze written and visual material together.
Work with long technical briefs and code.
Plan actions in a separately connected agent environment.
Use cases
Reviewed facts
- Developer
- Moonshot AI
- Purpose
- Language model, Vision, Coding, Reasoning, Agentic workflows
- Input
- Text, Images, Video
- Output
- Text
- Verified
- 2026-09-15
Benchmarks
No comparable benchmark is recorded in this card.
Sources
What to verify before use
Prompts
These are example briefs for your own evaluation, not test results. A reference page does not imply Neiron access to the model.
Compare this demo recording with the notes. List differences between claimed and visible feature behavior and identify the source for every observation.
Review this requirements document. Separate shared constraints, exceptions, and conflicts; do not silently combine different rule versions.
Propose an investigation sequence from this event log. First identify missing data, then give minimal read-only checks.
FAQ
What can Kimi-K3 be used for?
Kimi K3 is an open-weight multimodal model from Moonshot AI. It accepts text, images, and video. The developer specifies a million-token context, 2.8 trillion total parameters, and 104 billion active parameters. The described agent workflows require a separate tool environment.
How do I distinguish variants and capabilities?
An agent environment's tools are not part of every Kimi chat. A large context window does not guarantee every detail is noticed; verify references to the original passages.
How should I compare outputs on my own task?
Use the same source material and prompt. Write down which facts or details must be preserved. The examples on this page are evaluation briefs, not results of a Neiron test.