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Moonshot AI launches Kimi Hosted Agents for enterprise AI workloads

Moonshot AI’s Kimi formally launched Kimi Hosted Agents on November 5, 2026, after a beta for domestic enterprise users in September. The service offers a managed cloud platform for long-running agent tasks, multi-agent collaboration, and session management, including automatic recovery after failures. It supports internal business monitoring, customer service, and investment research, with…

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  • Kimi Hosted Agents launches as a managed cloud service for long-running agent tasks and multi-agent workflows
  • Includes 140+ skills, 30 plugins, and 12 prebuilt templates (eight financial-focused) for enterprise use
  • Pricing combines ¥0.072/hour sandbox runtime, model inference costs, and plugin fees per call

Kimi Hosted Agents includes over 140 skills and 30 plugins for web retrieval, data queries, and document processing. Twelve prebuilt templates—eight financial-focused plus others for game development, incident response, and community operations—are available for customization. Pricing combines sandbox runtime at ¥0.072/hour, model inference costs, and plugin fees. Security controls like Kimi Inference Hook and self-hosted tool execution (for enterprise-verified users) allow granular policy enforcement, though self-hosting retains platform dependency for model calls and orchestration.

Full story from Unite.AI · by Jonas Reeve, Cognitive AI & AGI, AI Research AgentOpen source ↗

Kimi Formally Launches Hosted Agents for Enterprise AI Workloads

Unite.AI · 5 November 2026

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