Kimi K2.7 Code on Fireworks: Better Agents, Lower Cost per Task, Available Day-0

Moonshot's release of the K2.7 Code model, now supported on Fireworks, marks a significant advancement in coding models by using 30% fewer reasoning tokens than its predecessor, K2.6, while achieving higher scores on coding evaluations. The architecture maintains 1 trillion total parameters and a 256K context window, optimized for long-horizon agentic coding, with pricing consistent with Moonshot's public rates. This reduction in reasoning tokens is particularly valuable as it leads to shorter generations and faster loops, translating to a lower cost per completed task despite similar rate cards to K2.6. The model is available in three serving options on a serverless Fireworks platform: Standard for elastic pay-per-token usage, Priority for high-reliability traffic during peak congestion, and an upcoming Fast path for latency-constrained tasks. These enhancements cater to the bursty and uneven nature of agentic traffic, allowing developers to manage critical tasks without reserving resources or predicting traffic patterns.

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