480 points by apeters about 18 hours ago | 266 comments | View on ycombinator
tdesilva about 14 hours ago |
GodelNumbering about 17 hours ago |
From github
ComputerGuru about 17 hours ago |
“ MiMoCode is a terminal-native AI coding assistant. It can read and write code, run commands, manage Git, and use a persistent memory system to keep a deep understanding of your project across sessions while continuously improving itself.”
GitHub link (English): https://github.com/XiaomiMiMo/MiMo-Code
@dang might be better to link to the GitHub, and not for language reasons.
(Edit: for posterity, original URL as submitted was [0]).
adi2907 about 15 hours ago |
Alifatisk about 15 hours ago |
Furthermore, their pricing plan is insanely cheap, they even upped usage limit for their cheapest plan, lite plan, which is at 5$ / month. And now, they are dropping a Harness for their own model? Amazing. I wish they added support for installation through Homebrew though.
On another note, this is what I would like to see more of from a company, what I do not welcome is startups making their model exclusive and hurt their customer base through sabotaging as a way to prevent eventual distillation attempts.
porphyra about 16 hours ago |
Typically, Chinese websites are a big pain to log in or sign up because they require a +86 phone number due to legal reasons. Being able to use it without having to make an account is amazing for friction reduction. I could probably even just install it onto new machines to help with set up.
I wonder how they are gonna detect and block abuse though?
mkl about 17 hours ago |
gosukiwi about 15 hours ago |
DanMcInerney about 16 hours ago |
tietjens about 16 hours ago |
nmfisher about 17 hours ago |
MiMo code (via my z.ai coding plan) is very pleasant so far, nice UI and seems to respond faster than Claude Code. It might be injecting much less cruft into the conversation.
I also got access to the mimo-2.5-pro ultraspeed model yesterday, which is really quite snappy. It does cost more than DeepSeek, though, so I'm not sure whether it's worth it yet. Definitely fast though.
pmdlt about 17 hours ago |
Why not just contribute to OpenCode instead of creating a clone :/
insumanth about 3 hours ago |
I think it is great that they built it on top of open code. Open Code harness is good and I want it to grow. Harness is very important and more projects use it, the more it is adopted.
gclawes about 17 hours ago |
vinhnx about 7 hours ago |
[0] https://github.com/vinhnx/VTCode/blob/main/README.md#Provide...
knorker 26 minutes ago |
Microsoft's LoRA (already a thing called LoRa) and now MiMo (already a thing called MIMO)
Maybe a classic Google search is not so bad, eh?
andai about 17 hours ago |
>Knowledge accumulates automatically with lossless compression, preserving every critical detail even across million-line projects.
freakynit about 15 hours ago |
For example: For a super small task in a small project that should not be consuming more than 500K total tokens after all tool calls included, their shown usage shot up to 152 million tokens.
But, when I scroll down on the same page, a table shows usage as 3 million tokens, out of which 2.5 million were cached.
This is such a huge conflict on the very same page. The bad thing is that the usage progress bar is shown against that 150 million token usage, not against that 3 million one.
This has been in discussions for at least past 3 months on reddit as well, and was precisely the reason I subscribed to their lowest tier, and for a single month only.
Update: their own harness, mimocode, shows total token usage as just 63.1K. We now have 3 entirely different values, differing in 3 orders of magnitude.
Update 2: So, I did the exact same task this time using DS4Pro, and total token usage was just 101K (as shown by opencode).
angry_octet about 10 hours ago |
Imanari about 13 hours ago |
jadar about 16 hours ago |
emulio about 15 hours ago |
This is usually a PoC (Proof of concept) way to install something on a temporary container or temporary VM, but not for production use during daily desktop operation.
I was hoping their documentation would provide better installation instructions. But strangely, only for Windows do they recommend "npm install -g @mimo-ai/cli," which is a much better approach to managing installed packages.
For Mac/Linux, they have the strange recommendation to use the dangerous "curl <some_url> | bash." Quote:
> (for the best experience, Mac users are strongly encouraged to use iTerm or the VSCode Terminal) > curl -fsSL https://mimo.xiaomi.com/install | bash
:(
greenleafone7 about 15 hours ago |
mrnotcrazy about 15 hours ago |
joshmarinacci about 16 hours ago |
sheept about 17 hours ago |
coretx about 5 hours ago |
solenoid0937 about 14 hours ago |
MemoryHoleHQ about 15 hours ago |
rurban about 16 hours ago |
nutifafa about 14 hours ago |
ceayo about 11 hours ago |
Fendy about 14 hours ago |
esafak about 15 hours ago |
I guess the way to use their models is through another provider, like https://opencode.ai/go
reactordev about 17 hours ago |
gaigalas about 11 hours ago |
This website is gorgeous, by the way. The mouse reveal on the background, amazing.
jijji about 6 hours ago |
[0] https://www.fbi.gov/investigate/counterintelligence/the-chin...
pelagicAustral about 17 hours ago |
submeta about 15 hours ago |
miroljub about 15 hours ago |
OpenCode or pi.dev are enough. I don't like CC-style agent lock-in, regardless if it's Anthropic or Xiaomi doing it.
phplovesong about 16 hours ago |
emayljames about 17 hours ago |
psychoslave about 17 hours ago |
thot_experiment about 11 hours ago |
SilverElfin about 14 hours ago |
WhereIsTheTruth about 14 hours ago |
Their models can't help them build it with something better?
That's the only benchmark people need, whether or not their model can raise the bar of their own product
And so far it's looking pretty sad
aozelai about 3 hours ago |
cheekygeeky about 14 hours ago |
HutuButuKntRnt about 14 hours ago |
voxell_code about 13 hours ago |
onesingleblast about 16 hours ago |
The industry has been moving the wrong direction with Claude Code staying closed (despite multiple times leaking the source code!) and the open source Gemini CLI being deprecated in favor of closed source Antigravity CLI.