GoKawiilLM Studio’s agentic workflow platform now lets users run tasks with Kimi K3, Moonshot AI’s 2.8-trillion-parameter model with a 1-million-context window. Here are the details.
Kimi K3 now available on LM Studio Bionic
A few days ago, LM Studio announced Bionic, a new app aimed at users looking to leverage open models for agentic tasks.
Bionic is designed to handle coding, research, and more complex work involving creating or editing documents and files.
Users can run models locally or, when a task requires more computing power, leverage larger cloud-based open-source models that offer longer context windows, and stronger reasoning and tool-calling capabilities that smaller, local models can’t offer (yet).
From LM Studio’s original announcement:
Bionic is the AI agent for getting real work done with open models, including coding, research, and complex work with documents and files. You can use local models or switch to open-source models in the cloud for heavier tasks, all while staying in control of your privacy and AI spend.
For cloud-based models, Bionic relies on US-based inference with Zero Data Retention. This means that requests are processed on servers in the United States, and that prompts, files, and model outputs are not stored after processing is complete.
Up until now, users relying on cloud-based open models could use DeepSeek V4, Pro, GLM-5.2, Kimi K2.6, and Kimi-K2.7-Code. Today, the company added Kimi K3, giving users access to what many consider the most capable open-source model currently available.
Kimi K3 is now live in LM Studio Bionic!
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