Kimi
A Chinese AI assistant focused on reading, search and long-document workflows.
Where it fits
A Chinese AI assistant focused on reading, search and long-document workflows.
Price and access
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A free option is available for trying real tasks. Paid plans or usage can add higher limits or extra features.
- Andante (billed monthly)¥49 / monthAs of 2026-08-30 · source ↗
- Andante (billed annually)¥39 / monthAs of 2026-08-30 · source ↗
- Moderato (billed monthly)¥99 / monthAs of 2026-08-30 · source ↗
Prices are collected from the official site and can change. Always confirm the current plan, taxes and regional availability before paying.
What it helps with and what to check
Good tasks to start with
- Comparing a document summary with its source paragraphs
- Preparing a brief before using a document or presentation feature
- Separating source facts from follow-up research
Keep an eye on
- A generated document still needs passage-level fact checks
- Research can add claims that were not in your uploaded source
- Membership limits and billing must be checked on the current pricing page
How to start
Tick each step as you work. These checks stay on this page only; they do not verify results in the external tool.
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Begin with one document question
Open the document-summary Task below and prepare its fictional source. Decide what you need from it: a short brief, unresolved questions or actions with owners. Start with a small excerpt in Kimi; a longer upload is not required to check whether the answer preserves the source.
Keep source labels in the prompt
Copy the prepared Task prompt and number the source paragraphs if needed. Ask each important statement to name its supporting paragraph. If the source lacks a date, owner or approval, ask Kimi to mark it unknown rather than filling the gap.
Separate document work from new research
Kimi lists document and deep-research features separately. For a source-only summary, explicitly request no outside claims. If you later choose research, keep external findings in a separate section with links you can open; do not merge them silently into the document’s conclusions.
Trace each conclusion before making slides
Find every cited paragraph in the original and check qualifiers, numbers and proposed actions. Delete unsupported conclusions before moving to a document or presentation feature. Attractive formatting can make an unsupported statement look settled; the evidence check comes first.
Bring the reviewed brief back to the Task
Paste the reviewed text into the Task’s guided review and complete the source checks. For a later stakeholder update, use the linked Task to adapt the same confirmed facts. Check current membership limits only if the feature you actually need is unavailable; no subscription is required by AhaDo’s worksheet.
Platforms
Privacy and human checks
Before you upload
- Remove customer names, passwords, identifying details and company secrets.
- Read the provider’s current retention, training and workspace settings.
Before you use the result
- Verify facts, sources, calculations and code against the original material.
- Have a person review important content or actions before publishing, sending or running them.
Related tasks and guides
Prepare inputs or review results in these AhaDo workflows. Copy permitted material yourself when using an external tool.
Alternatives
A research notebook that answers from the sources you provide and can create source-grounded summaries.
View comparison option QwenAlibaba’s AI assistant and model family for Chinese and multilingual tasks.
View comparison option DeepSeekA Chinese AI assistant known for reasoning and coding-oriented models.
View comparison optionOfficial source and research status
Guide published · Kimi’s public feature page was reviewed on 6 September 2026. It lists documents, research, presentations and spreadsheets; that is a provider description, not an AhaDo performance test. The former /pricing link redirected to the homepage during review. Check membership pricing for current limits and billing; older price rows retain their original dates.
Listed means a published directory entry. Guide published means it also includes dedicated start steps and sourced prices. Neither status means real-user results have been verified.
- Official product source
- Open source ↗
- Last researched
- 2026-09-06
- Real-user evidence
- Not collected yet
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